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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1934
Page
3
In Labor Day 1934 reflections the piece ties the NRA to collective bargaining and a looming textile strike that could involve up to a million workers. It urges cooperative, square-deal conduct by both employers and employees, highlighting union growth, coded disputes, and the public interest in avoiding costly conflicts while aiming for balanced recovery.
The article discusses Dr. John A. Kolmer of Philadelphia advancing a potential vaccine for infantile paralysis. It outlines four immunization approaches from dead germs to weakened living organisms and toxoids, explains the virus nature of the disease, and notes that current information deems the treatment harmless while effectiveness awaits proof by time and experience.
The piece notes King George's fourth son George announcing his engagement to Marina of Greece, daughter of Prince Nicolay, with Greek and Russian royal ties. It details bishops, travel, and the rarity of matching royals, with comments on postwar limits of dynastic alliances and a Spanish royal hereditary disease impacting a prince. The tone reflects 1930s royal society commentary and public intrigue.
The article notes royal marriages face scrutiny before approval and highlights the Swedish princes as an example of complex nuptial dynamics. It mentions public interest in George and Marina's engagement, with evident rejoicing across Britain Greece and other European monarchies.
An early World War era note shows a German grand duke warning the United States through Ambassador Gerard in Berlin that Germany would win and America should quit the war. He credits perseverance as the key to victory, while Gerard asks how Germany would secure a win and the duke outlines his forces and resolve. The item blends quips and anecdotes about modern life, including a preacher sentenced to life for killing a deacon and other light humor.
Anniversaries mark Lydia H Bigourmey poetess born Norwich Connecticut died Hartford June 16 1865 James Gordon Bennett New York Herald publisher editor born Scotland died New York June 1 1872 1801 John D B Russ physician humanitarian first director New York Institute for the Education of the Blind born Dasex Massachusetts died
A narrator recalls a fish named Joshua and Myrtle who act as agents in a nut factory heist. They lure squirrels by tossing ants from trees while perched, and relay alerts to the king. The photographer captions a portrait where the fish perch on the narrator’s shoulders, making his head resemble a globe flanked by animals.
A short note suggests adding a few cinnamon candies to apple pie before baking to achieve a pleasant pink color and enhanced flavor.
Read Acts 1:1-2, 1:45, noting Former Treatise links Luke’s gospel to Acts and the Holy Spirit’s power. The study views Acts as an ongoing, unfinished story of faith, urging believers to seek a place in God’s regards and to recognize Jesus at work through His people today.
Obituary notes record Elizabeth M Warrison born in Athens Kansas died in San Antonio Texas on October 1927 and Frank M Hubbard a.k.a Keo Hubbard Indianapolis Indiana humorist and caricaturist born Bellefontaine Ohio died December 26 1930.
A compact history snippet notes key events: in 1839 the first Pullman car left Bloomington Illinois for Chicago. 1852 Labor Day first celebrated in the U.S. with Knights of Labor parade in New York. 1883 Baltimore to Hampden electric streetcar opening. 1923 Japan suffered a major earthquake followed by fire and a tsunami.
A list of notable birthdays includes Edsar Rue Burroughs of Tarzan California Rex Beach of Florida Dr Arthur G Crane president Unity of Wyoming and Herbert Asbury with ages ranging from 37 to 68 The horoscope notes a month start with traits of generosity nature appreciation and cautious mental focus. September 2 1931 marks more birthday entries for Hiram Johnson Hiram Maatm Allen Kanayel and Frederick Soddy with ages from 47 to 69.
The piece argues that underlying much postwar European industrial unrest is a popular desire to seize wealth from the rich and redistribute it. It frames social upheaval as partly driven by economic resentment toward concentrated wealth.
Native iron, a mineralogical curiosity, is found chiefly if not entirely in meteorites, according to geological observations.
A linguistic note explains that the English word viand derives from Latin with a sense of things alive by. The etymology highlights how edible provisions historically linked life and sustenance in language.
Day's Music Store promotes a Lorain County Fair display offering a chance to win one of the 1935 Grunow Cabinet Radios. Visitors enter by depositing a filled coupon in a display box. no purchase required. The drawing occurs Monday evening at the Grand Stand, and attendance is not required.
Elyria fair display featuring Easy Electric Washer with Spirulator promising time and labor savings and reduced water use. Also exhibits Detroit Jewel Gas Range with one piece top, pull out broiler, and auto light. Premier Vacuum Sweeper highlights, plus Spic Span cleaner for upholstery and corners.
The Grunow Radio line from 1934 to 1935 features two tone American Walnut cases, automatic volume and tone controls, and a tuned speaker. It offers nine sizes and styles with four mantle types and five cabinets, including All-Wave sets. Prices range from 29.95 to 139.95 with guaranteed satisfaction.
The Grunow Refrigerator is featured in the fair with its round corner model and a reachable lower unit. It uses Carrene refrigerant, described as a safe liquid, and a gleaming white Du-Luxe finish that is easy to clean.
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