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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1933
Page
4
The Grand Army of the Republic held its Minneapolis encampment with 276 veterans parading. Once a major event, the gathering now draws scant press notice as only about 8000 of the 2,777,000 Civil War soldiers remain. War has become a national enterprise, with drafting and mechanization now dominant, and the last Lincoln veterans near extinction.
Kansas forms a permanent legislative council to work between sessions. It will study abnormal local conditions, receive complaints and suggestions, draft programs and bills, and provide services to save time and money. The aim is to reduce influence of selfish interests and produce truly intelligent legislation amid untrained, first-term lawmakers.
The country faced a rising army of roving youths and wandering workers. The federal government allocated part of the treasury to aid returning families and offering work, with fourteen states receiving 250000 dollars to create transient welfare agencies. These agencies must avoid cross-state employment and prevent becoming travel expense sources for wanderers.
Dr Vern C Knudsen California acoustics expert reports cities run above recommended noise levels with New York at 53 and Los Angeles at 60 Chicago 65. Street cars railroads cars and loudspeakers contribute to the racket. He warns Americans face shortened life span lowered mental faculties and higher blood pressure from noise and notes many automobile accidents occur at noisy intersections.
A collage of witty snippets and social observations critiquing governance, manners, and modern life. It riffs on prison life, hotel culture, marriage, independence, and political satire, interspersed with humorous dialogues and brief anecdotes from newspapers.
Anniversaries mark birthdays of William Billings Ferdinand Hassler Richard Anderson Margaret Fox James Whitcomb Riley John W Alexander and Henry A Wallace along with notable dates in history such as the Granite Railway opening and Poe Holmes deaths and notes on births and public figures including Frederick Hale Charles Marvin and Raymond Archibald with locations and ages.
A Sunday and Monday bible study excerpt highlights forgiveness in Luke 5 and contemplation on long prayer. The devotional tone recalls gospel promises, peace with God, and cleansing from sin, with biographical notes about Martha M. Berry and origins in Nova Scotia and Georgia.
A reader with a tendency to mimicry may succeed as an actor if other traits align. You will be receptive and psychic with potential marriage benefits. Cultivate sincerity to avoid self deception and to maintain the respect of acquaintances.
Dr Garry Myers discusses parenting guidance on praising infant effort, shaping habits through approval, careful intervention with toys and books, and celebrating early learning successes to foster safe self amusement. He cites past publications and links to religious reflections on prayer and communal faith.
Los Angeles report: mummies over seven feet tall found in caves of northern Sonora Mexico suggest North America was populated by a giant race. Paxon C Hayes with Alex D Krieger and Sigurd Russell unearthed 34 elongated remains with shell ornaments and blue embroidered cloths. They claim the Monkol people antedated the Maya and plan to cooperate with the Mexican government to study more caves.
J Edgar Hoover urges families of kidnapping victims to cooperate by telephoning the Justice Department at Washington National 7117. Since the federal kidnaping law, federal agents have solved all 15 cases reported to them.
A fragment argues Pysmiey used mummification from ancient Egypt and suggests small feet imply a people who did not travel far. The author posits boats from a Pacific continent, with Australia once connected, and that sea travel was feasible, proposing land sinking within about 12 000 years.
Police aided stranded travelers last night by purchasing five gallons of gasoline for an Arizona man and his niece who were en route to visit friends in Detroit.
Minor injuries were suffered by A. M. Landrum of Norwalk and J. J. White of Wakeman when their car was sideswiped by a truck and overturned in a ditch one mile east of Oberlin today, report said.
The advertisement promotes Philco radios from $20 to $173 incl Auditionary features and a range of used pianos from $25 to $100. It highlights models like Compact, AC-DC Traveller, Baby Grand, Low-bar, and Allware 16X with shadow tuning and auditorium speaker. Music bands invite learners and instrument players to join, under instructors Karl Kolinski and Don Merthe.
Elyria shoppers are urged to protect woodwork with B P 8 floor and deck enamel and to choose castron kitchenware and cast iron cookware. The ad highlights paint, deck coatings, and a range of D and M footballs plus kitchenware as autumn buys and fire safety reminders ahead of Fire Prevention Week.
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