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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1932
Page
7
A Labor Day piece discusses jobs scarcity due to automation and economic volatility. It argues for restoring confidence, expanding employment through new industries, and adapting to changing conditions while preserving fundamental economic laws. The column envisions a future with more work and better opportunity as industrial transformation continues.
The International Congress of Geneticists may fail to find a formula for a perfect human paragon. J B S Haldane argues against such a figure, preferring diverse, highly individual beings. He warns standardization risks dulling genius like Leonardo da Vinci and Benjamin Franklin.
A fragment notes Haldane’s heredity ideas and stresses a plea for tolerance as a timely message for democratic societies, highlighting the balance between scientific view and social harmony.
Babson Park Massachusetts argues that economic depressions follow fixed laws like solar eclipses. He cites greed debt and neglect of religion as causes and urges faith in business leaders and churches. He calls for renewed religious education to teach spiritual economic law and prepare youth for future lows and recoveries.
A blend of quotations and notes from 1932 on virtue, work, and maintaining integrity. It contrasts personal character with social progress, urging perseverance, honesty, and kindness while linking economic health to moral action in a churchly program for justice mercy and truth.
In a humorous exchange Mrs Old Timer notes reports of young girls abandoning restrictions, while Mr Old Timer jokes about Mabel needing her bicycle helmet. The quick dialogue spotlights generational attitudes and safety gear in a light newspaper style.
A mixed list of anniversaries and notable births includes George Hearst born 1820 and other figures such as John Drew, Sarah Orne Jewett, and Charles A. Doyen with dates from 1783 to 1984. The passage also features a 1984 Labor Day note and a general fortune tell style paragraph about finances and susceptibility to scams, ending with a copyright notice.
Miss Alta Myers, returning missionary from Hong Kong, will speak at Vincent church on Sunday Sept 4 at 9 30 am after a reception for her at Ford road Friday Sept 2. The Buckeye Kitchen Maids 4 H Club will attend Lorain County Fair and several locals join in other events across the region.
The store promotes start of regular school work next week and music lessons with a large selection of used pianos, cases, instruction books, and accessories. Prices begin at 15 dollars. a range of watches, pencils, pens, lunch boxes, and thermos bottles are offered, plus pocket knives, fountain pens, and school bags. Strong brands include Shur-edge, Ingersoll, and Westclox with several watch styles and guarantees.
Used tubes from demonstrated or potential sets are being sold at reduced prices. Well known makes such as RCA Cunningham Majestic Konrad are offered, tested and in good working order. Values range up to 6.50 with a choice of 25 cents each.
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