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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
9
Foreign correspondents in Addis Ababa rely on mules for days of travel and nights on their feet. Two mule handlers and riders share duties while officials avoid close ties with locals. Equipment varies from German correspondents with a car to an Englishman with a fly switch and whisky.
Three issues of a rare old Vermont autograph journal are presented to the University of Vermont by Norman A. Jebus, a benefactor. The collection, authored by James Joins, illuminates early Vermont literary circle and autograph culture.
In Nebraska City a foot high mulberry tree sprouts from the crotch of a large cottonwood on the Glenn Pope residence lawn. The Hoach brothers, tree surgeons, vouch for the sighting and say it is the first such oddity they have encountered.
Fragmentary text lists radio program names and bands including Himber Bard and various groups. Mentions of stations or times are unclear. The fragment references cultural mentions and a Sunday Vesper with Robison’s Orchestra and other named acts in a Croatian English context.
Baboon warns that unless handouts are curbed prices will rise and living costs bite. The piece notes rising federal taxes, debt, and spending strain while predicting a recovery in industrial production within six months. It discusses relief programs, union wage trends, and the impact on consumers.
In a lively stage night at the Capitol Theatre stars Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers sing and dance to Irving Berlin tunes. The show opens a melodious sequence with six new Berlin numbers integrated into a colorful musical.
James Cagney stars in G Men at the Dreamland Theatre with a wartime crime fighting theme. The film portrays detectives and secret service work as part of the department’s war on crime.
Inflation in disguise looms as housing and clothing costs surge since last September and a drought era price rise. The author warns that bond financing and unbalanced budgets fuel a continuing inflation path, urging leaders to curb governmental expenditures. The piece cites specific items with sharp price increases and warns of higher costs ahead if action is not taken.
Journalist Jim Armitage tours the county fair highlighting A D Crocker of Columbia with eighty five on display and K R Long of Finilas with two porkers over a ton. He notes vegetables, handcrafted home goods, 4 H exhibits, and needlework by Miss Helen Lapp and Miss Janet Barnes. The Ohio commission exhibit, seed shows, and lively midway draw crowds as cool weather prevails.
A lively fair scene blends a family friendly crowd and timeless appeal, with children and grandparents enjoying an event that has lasted nearly a century. The passage notes the enduring county fair atmosphere and a desire to define its unique charm, while briefly recalling a 1932 League of Nations moment where Ealy proposed abolishing aggressive weapons.
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