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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
6
An Ohio issue urging voters on November 7 to reject a ten mills limit on real estate taxes. The piece warns higher revenue needs and potential harm to services like fire police health and education, urging strict governmental economy and careful study of revenue sources before any limit is adopted.
A family paper collection drive at home echoes a Pittshurch conference lesson by Erasmus Wilson on stimulating a child’s enthusiasm for beneficial pursuits. A student’s request to save old papers led to organized school action, with evident eagerness as papers were gathered for the project.
A reflective piece on children collecting papers and channeling enthusiasm for wholesome goals. It cites vast 1932 figures including cigarette production, gold hoards, Civil War veterans under 21, a tobacco executive’s pay, highway spending, farm youth numbers, national forest acres, and Washington state intelligence.
A veteran joke set pivots on a soldier asking leave, the colonel and truth, plus punchlines about English and babies. Goober comments on language, while a short wedding and divorce quip follows with thrift and economy moralizing and a note on roses with thorns.
A reader from Wakeman Ohio comments on the Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting and mentions the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation stance on a ten mill proposal and public funds. The letter ruminates on voter education ahead of the November 7 ballot and cites a bulletin from the Ohio Farm Bureau News as a source. It also includes assorted quotes and wry lines about city life, travel, and building.
If parsley is unavailable in winter, dry it now and use as a flavoring in place of the fresh leaves.
The Ohio Farm Bureau and Grange leaders clash over a proposed 10 mill assessment in a push to raise funds for relief and government functions. Supporters argue a shift to a fairer tax system is needed as delinquent payments reveal gaps, while critics warn local government could be crippled temporarily. Voters are urged to participate to protect homes and farms.
The Maronites or Syrian Christians have made the Lebanon area the most populous in the Middle East, according to observers noting demographic changes in the region.
A scenario describes an airplane pilot traveling at about 400 miles an hour who would likely suffer a broken arm if his arm were suddenly exposed to the direct wind blast.
A reflection on natural disasters as possible judgments and the need for repentance. It argues the era of grace should be separated from judgment, notes that disasters do not target only the wicked, cites Pilate and Siloam, and pleads for prophets of righteousness to lead toward repentance.
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