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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
12
Readings for the Festival of Saints Simon and Jude recount saints Paul the Apostle Peter and Jude, with reflections on faith, sacrifice, and the Church. The meditation laments earthly costs of discipleship and urges steadfast Christian witness amid trials.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a recorder John BE Short and a wedding at Orloom. It implies a need to find someone to officiate, with minutes or records referenced.
The statement lauds Mr. Davidson as an election period county commissioner with a valuable contribution and a fair record. The text lists candidates for Sheriff, Recorder, County Engineer, and other offices, mentioning Democratic and independent lines and third party involvement led by Earl Browder and William Lemke.
A 1950s Lorain Chronicle editorial urges readers to vote Republican on November third. It endorses Governor Landon and President Roosevelt critiques spending, debt, and regulation, backing local and state offices from county commissioners to sheriff, clerk, treasurer, coroner, and judges, highlighting candidates and party roles.
A dated compilation of anniversaries and birth dates includes Cant. James Cook born 1728 and died 1778, Erastus Fairbanks born 1792, Elipharet Remington born 1793, Henry Inman born 1800s, Homer D Martin 1836, Simon Wait 1836, Moses Ezekiel 1863, and other events such as the 1636 Massachusetts General Court support for Harvard, 1886 Liberty in New York Harbor, and 1919 Prohibition enforcement. The piece also notes today’s birthdays of John Boles, Governor George C. Peery, and others, alongside reflective commentary on reform impulses and national resilience.
New York dispatch chronicles a toy industry preview showing engines, rail cars, chemistry sets, automobiles and radio gear aimed at boys and girls. It notes Ruth Millard of the Toy Association praising innovations as a harsh holiday season begins for young shoppers while adults anticipate grand displays and elaborate home decorations.
Five grocers faced prison terms after being found to tamper with a sixth by blocking customers from calling him. The acts aimed to undercut prices and hurt the rival's business.
The second Poultry Industries Exposition will honor a Hen of the Year with a $196 prize and a gold medal awarded to the owner. The awards reference the Man of 2:36 Year Book of the Year and Outstanding Picture of the Year as precedents.
Mrs Engie-Crecit keeper of a cattle trading post in Bechuanaland shot and killed two lions that were prowling around her house near Johannesburg. She held a candle in one hand and a rifle in the other.
A fragmented report notes Hawaii invites efforts to preserve pastoral and forested land. It mentions that about half the lands are classified as pasture with one seventh deemed waste, and one of the archipelago’s islands remains forested.
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