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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1933
Page
2
The New York Stock Exchange leader argues that progress hinges on speculation despite its costs. Critics note that promoters profit from others while the public bears losses, urging transparent risks, informed investors, and responsible regulation under securities laws.
An editorial urges Americans to heed fire safety lessons from disasters and stresses proper building protections and firefighting equipment. It cites inspections, safe construction, and adequate gear as keys to saving lives and reducing urban harm amid warnings during fire season.
A collage of captions and jokes about overwork food shortages and daily hazards. A nurselike voice hints at efficiency experts and a mushroom hunter who crashes into a field. A bogus list of goods reflects rationing while a sergeant quizzes recruits on fortifications with a witty reply.
TODAY IN HISTORY lists notable births and a wartime death for October 11. Figures include Samuel G Drake Henry Dexter Henry Howe Richard B Kimball George Williams Theodore Thomas Henry J Heinz and Casimir Pulaski. Also notes a 1946 Havana hurricane wreck.
Lists 17 warships and key historical events. Notes several notable birthdays including Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Justice Harlan Fiske Stone, Williams College president Harry A. Garfield, archaeologist Harriet Boyd Hawes, Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, former Senator Joseph I. France, and others from New York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Ohio, Virginia, and Maryland.
A devotional reflection centers on John the Baptist as a prophet and forerunner to Christ. It contrasts Herod’s court with John’s rugged integrity, praising John’s role while noting the greater promise in the kingdom of God. The talk honors enduring influence of great men and seeks spiritual strength for believers.
Oct. 10. Mr. and Mrs. FE W. Eppley called on Mr. and Mrs. Slusher of Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker and Frank and Louis Eldred attended a program at the Grange Hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A Jackson called.
Today's horoscope notes a combative start that softens as the day passes, leading to a hospitable, generous personality. It forecasts success in business and overall comfort and prosperity, highlighting open handed charity and valued associations. The piece is credited to York.
Mrs. Catholingy Chambers visited Friday with Amy Unpley while Rally Day drew attendees at South Ridge church Sunday. Nettle Eldred attended a Ladies Aid and Missionary Society meeting at Bechtel on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Derek called on friends in Bilyria Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Eppley dined with E. Timmerman of Ridgeville Saturday. Higlen and Havel Biast of Vine Cent spent Sunday with the Gridenstien home.
A group of Laure Fridenstlen's schoolmates gathered at her home on Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her 11th birthday. They enjoyed outdoor games, then moved to the dining room for a chicken supper and a birthday cake.
A social gathering hosted by Miss Laura Fri denstion featured guests including Olyver Schubert Frances, Justin Mackert, James Gannett, Lavonne Froehind, Robert Hirng, Harold David, Alvin and Glyde Fridenstron, Arthur and George Iiing, Margarete Freeland, and numerous presents for the honoree. The article recalls 19th century U S actions against piracy, noting Malayan Ports and American naval visits to safeguard shipping and facilitate trade through a political agent.
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