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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
2
A New York police officer writes anonymously to defend peers amid a columnist critique. He argues officers bear hardship, face suspicion, and endure scrutiny while offering excuses for universal human faults, urging readers to understand life on the force and noting potential consequences from publication.
Ad promotes Kruschen Salts as the safe method to lose fat and improve health. It promises 15 pounds in a month, weight loss, increased energy, clearer skin, and better mood, urging daily use with hot water before breakfast. It claims quick results, a money back guarantee, and availability at C. W. Phillips or any drugstore.
A fictional voice criticizes changing journalism standards and public performances in Gallipolis. The speaker recalls a native New Yorker and a broadcaster named McIntyre, laments the loss of gracious public engagement, and predicts a lasting shake-up in the police department amid performances and encores.
Wellington residents announce a family visit from Linwood, a Night Blooming Cereus reaching a second bloom with four buds, and a series of brief notes from air races, state fairs, and local visits. The week includes celebrations of births, travels to Cleveland and Columbus, and surrounding social updates in Attica, Huntington, and nearby towns.
Vincent 2 Vincent Sept 1 report notes W B Tafts attending the fifth Bordner School reunion held 20 miles west of Toledo. Taft attended fifty years ago when twenty two students enrolled. nine attended the reunion on the old school grounds. Others mentioned include Miss Syl via Patkovsek and Miss Myers speaking on China work.
Friday evening at Wedishore Beach gatherings with Earl Jones and a Lorain visitor plus F R Castle of Elyria. Mrs Ed Caley family recovering from illness. Girls 4 H Sewing Sallies plan a wiener roast at Goldie Nagy home Wednesday. M E church Ladies Aid met with Mrs Harvey Mahan hosting. Attendees listed include Edith Hurlbut Aurilla Lyon and Emma Krautter.
Mrs Jacob Myers of the Grattes road and Mr and Mrs J J Heckel with Ruth Keller have returned home after visiting friends in Detroit Miss Francis Stinebring has been employed to teach school in Quinn Mary BAe De pet
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