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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1932

Page

5

Elyria Daily Record Advertising and Publication Notice

City editor J. Clare George announces a daily newspaper published every evening except Sunday with second class mail status. Rates listed include 12 cents per week, 30 dollars yearly in city, and 3 to 4 dollar yearly outside Elyria, with foreign advertising represented by John W. Cullen Company in Chicago, New York, Detroit.

J. Clare George Elyria Postoffice Elyria Lorain Ohio John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ava New Tore Fitts Ave Detroit General Motors

Be On Your Guard Against Investment Promotions

Caution urged for investors amid high pressure salesmen seeking to shift holdings into promotion schemes. Reputable bankers advise holding steady on solid stocks rather than trading for dubious opportunities, noting many genuine securities remain undervalued while some promotions lack backing.

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Marching on a global wave of protests and reactions

A survey of marching movements worldwide and in North America, noting the social and political impact. It cites Australia’s vandalism, Newfoundland government resignations, England’s restrained protests, and Germany’s marches around Hitler’s regime. It also mentions Canadian farmers in Manitoba, Toledo unemployment marches, and Washington, DC, protest pressure leading to calls for restrictive laws.

America Australia Newfoundland England Germany Herr Hitler Canada Princes of Manitoba Winnipeg John Bracken Toledo Lucas County Washington, D. C Congress

Unsung benefactor Louis Perlman and his tire rim invention

Louis Perlman, a Russian immigrant who died at 70 in New York City, made a landmark contribution with a demountable tire rim that greatly eased highway tire changes. His invention, praised as a major automotive advance since the horseless carriage, saved motorists time and effort in daily driving and on the road.

Louis Perlman New York City Perlman

The Traveling Man’s Expense Account Is a Joke

A collage of gags and aphorisms on marriage travel and society. Jokes about husbands wives and politics mix with sketches of travel expense folly and social quirks. The piece riffs on family dynamics and witty one liners from a bygone era.

Prisoner Confessions Sketch Fashion and Escape Fear

A fragment describes prisoners exchanging lines about roles inside a jail, noting male preferences and a plan to curb escapes by banning garters. It mentions prisoners resisting garter use and adopting plain hosiery to avoid resembling youths.

Defeated Candidate in Kansas Text Returns to Backwoods Campaign

After a primary loss Fayetteville experiences a sharp satire on a defeated candidate's efforts. The piece lists vast counts of personal toil and bizarre sacrifices from four months of campaigning, including hours slept and miles walked, ending with the elec tion loss described as the damned outcome.

Fayetteville Eman

Anniversaries and history notes on notable births and events

A dated list highlights anniversaries of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and others, plus births and deaths of figures such as William H. Allen and John Edson Sweet. It also marks Today in History with Trafalgar and Edison’s lamp, and notes Today’s Birthdays including Dr. Howard H. Russell and Bishop Matthew W. Clair.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge William H. Allen Navy Providence R. I Alphonse Lamartine John G. C. Brainard New London Conn Samuel F. Smith Boston John Edson Sweet Syracuse N. Y Pompey Will Carleton Hudson Mich Brooklyn Trafalgar Nelson France Spain Edison Count Zeppelin Germany Howard H. Russell Ohio The Anti-Saloon League Stillwater Minn Leonard Ochtman Connecticut Holland Matthew W. Clair Covington Union W. Va James L. McConaughy Wesleyan University

Socialists and anti Socialists clash avoided in Elyria

In Elyria on Sunday the oratorical conflict between Socialist and anti Socialist factions ended without a physical clash. Peter Collins national labor union official condemned the Socialist Party to an audience of 500 at the Elyria Theatre. A Socialist orator followed with a rebuttal on the public square Sunday night. Elyria faces a Liberty Bond drive short of its goal by 490000 with six days left. The city has raised 600000, banks contributing 400000 of that total. The Elyria quota stands at 1190900. Sixteen Elyria soldiers recently joined Company 3B 166th Infantry Rainbow Division and may sail soon. Rev J H Grant preached farewell sermons at the Congregational Church twice yesterday before leaving Friday for Camp Sheridan Alabama to work among soldiers under Y M C A.

Elyria Elyria Theatre Peter Collins National Labor Union Socialist Party 166Th Infantry Rainbow Division J. H. Grant Camp Sheridan Montgomery Alabama

Free city delivery to begin in Wellington

The Wellington post office will start city free delivery on November 14 with two regular carriers and one substitute. Local political notes include Carmi Thompson’s gubernatorial address in Elyria and Ralph Cole touring the county with the Republican party. Also elected Ohio W C T U president Mrs Florence D Richards won 447 of 578 votes at the state convention.

Wellington Post Office Department Washington Carmi Thompson Elyria Ralph Cole Florence D. Richards Columbus Ohio

Prohibition Resolutions Adopted At Elyria Conven tion

The state W C T U convention in Elyria today adopted resolutions urging Prohibition as the best method to curb liquor traffic, pledging members to vote in all elections, supporting dry planks in party platforms, backing an educational campaign, and promoting low observance. New corn borer controls issued by Charles V Truax, state director of agriculture, affect thirteen townships in Lorain County.

Elyria Charles V. Truax Lorain County

Real Estate Transfers In Lorain and Avon Lake Districts

Real estate transfers listed include transfers and quitclaims on West Seventeenth Street Lorain and several Avon Lake subdivisions Vineyard Beach and Sunny Side. Notable deeds include sheriff transfers to Jan Realty and Sears Roebuck, and multiple McFarland family transfers within Vineyard Beach Subdivision. Other transfers cover properties on Medina Elyria Road and Ashland Avenue, East River Street and Maple Street.

Anna Stankowietz Grimm West Seventeenth Street Lorain Jan Realty Company South Point Drive Andover Beach Subdivision Avon Lake Beachcliff Savings and Typan Company Andover Beach Eli Apolton Harry W. Best S. W. Mathews Sears, Roebuck and Company Medina-Elyria Road Carlisle Township van de Boe Hager Company Royal H. McFarland Vineyard Beach Edwin McFarland Hugh H McFarland Eugene McFarland George E. Croxford Fanny A. Croxford George S. Croxford Sunnyside Beach Browthelm George Matilda Croxford Lake Road Browmhelm Reymond C. Elmer Eugene R. McFarland Lorn Helen L. Gulett Francis C Ruth E. West Ashland Avenue George Barr Anthony Grace B. Nieding East River Street Elyria Frederick Zipp Matilda P Clyde F. Nevinger Livingston Avenue Anthony and Grace B. Neiding George and Garnett A. Barr Maple Street Elylia

Safety Slogan and 1931 crash figures in a short note

An excerpt cites 1931 automobile crash data with 80 630 accidents from roadway driving and 66 100 injuries while 6 390 fatalities occurred. It notes causes like steering gear failure tire blowouts excessive speed and distraction. It adds a reminder of 29 feet per second at 20 mph and closes with a safety slogan and social reflections.

Veiled women in Turkish culture stir male sympathy

The essay discusses how veiled Turkish women once attracted many men, as veil allows a woman to meet a lover in public unseen by others, even her husband. It argues men should study literature and history to empathize with others, stepping into their time and place to understand their perspectives.

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