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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
5
The notice outlines single copy price of three cents, carrier boy delivery at five cents per week, seven dollars eighty cents yearly in advance, and mail rates: outside Elyria and adjoining counties three dollars yearly, within the state four dollars. It specifies regional price differentials for daily mail delivery.
Confederate and Union veterans will hold a joint session at Gettysburg in 1938 marking a first formal reunion. Delegations from the Grand Army of the Republic and Confederate veterans meet as invitations and parade participation overcome earlier objections. The event aims to heal old wounds at the famed battlefield.
In Kokomo Indiana a city driven industrial revival fills empty plants with new units from Reliance Manufacturing and Crosley Radio. A $50 000 retrofit created space for Crosley while 999 workers start at Reliance. City workforce subscriptions funded the effort and 1 000 new jobs expected as relief burdens shrink.
The U S public health service will launch a nationwide health survey starting October to map disease and impairment distribution by geography sex age and occupation. Over 3010 relief workers will canvass households and review health records to guide future public health plans.
The piece describes crickets katydids and other insects filling the night with calls after sunset. It notes the katydid as best known and the cricket as a better broadcasting device with membrane drumhead like sound. It mentions serenades as a natural soundtrack and references dining out patrons and designers in a tangential aside.
The article describes crickets producing sound by lifting a wing and scraping a hardened edge against a file on the other wing, causing vibrations audible at a distance. Crickets quickly swap wings, while katydids tire and rest. both species clean themselves when not singing or feeding, with the cricket noted to imitate a cat in face washing and even clean antennae during nattering.
A collage of travel notes and literary asides from a New York columnist era piece. Mentions famous names Harry Lauder Babe Ruth Robert Ripley and Amelia Earhart alongside a Tombs prison vignette and reflections on Washington tea rooms. It blends pop culture, places, and personal recollections into a brisk, anecdotal panorama.
A reader listing birthdays and death dates for figures such as Moses Mendelssohn, Marquis de Lafayette, John Dalton, Catharine Beecher, Horatio Greenough, and James M. Gillis. The notes note birthplaces and death dates, reflecting a commemorative roll call.
A compiled list notes early scientists and reformers born in Georgetown Cedarville Wolfe Island and Chicago with death dates. It then lists 1810 John J Astor era colonists left New York for the Pacific coast and 1901 McKinley assassination, 1969 Peary North Pole claim, 1914 Battle of the Maine area and Hoover naval policy moves.
A birthday listing names Arthur Train, William Greeler, Forester, John Powell, Ernest Van Fossan, Frank Spearman, Katharine Burt, Otto Kruger, Henry Canby, Lillian Barker, Peter I, and other individuals with birthdates and origins. The tone reflects a period calendar note detailing ages, places, and professions, concluding with a moral on a joyous nature and potential loss of heritage.
The Oberlin Road CLASS MEETS OBERLIN ROAD session reports a meeting in the church parlors on Thursday evening. A committee was formed to organize a candy sale, and Miss Gertrude Hobbs was chosen to serve in a key role.
A local Oberlin page records social events church work meetings and family visits across Oberlin and nearby towns. Highlights include a pot luck supper led by Mrs Gutman, plans for a community project, and invitations for a wedding at the First Church in Oberlin. Nearby residents and visitors from Cleveland Detroit and Vermilion share meals trips and hospitality. Some lines mention the State Fair air races and Niagara Falls trips. A stray historical note references Theodore Roosevelt mediating Japan and Russia in 1895 and a Morocco context at Algeciras.
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