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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1939
Page
9
Bartlett pears and Seckle pears offered along with pure cider vinegar and Fileney and apples. Stop 61 percent at Schoepfle Orchard on Lake Ave. Bartlett pears for sale near East Ave. Phone 80 546 for Bartlett pears and Bartliett pears for sale market listing.
A reflective piece condemns war and its atrocities, urging peace and humanitarian values. It recalls past conflicts, laments families' losses, and pleads for restraint to avoid entanglement in European war while emphasizing love, mercy, and civilization against militarism. It cites Emerson and Aristotle to argue freedom from coercion and the folly of war.
A roundup of anniversaries and births lists Hannah O. C. Conant, Darius Mills, John G. Carlisle, Jesse James, Howard B. Grose, Thomas E. Watson, Anna E. Richardson and others with birthplaces and death dates. It also notes milestones like Williamsburg’s first theatre opening, the Continental Congress, U S Algeria treaty, Labor Day’s origin, and the Portsmouth peace treaty. Notables Darryl Zanuck, Frank B. Jewett, George Sokolsky, Florence Eldridge, Doris Kenyon, Matthew Sloan are cited with birth years.
The text notes a decided ability and potential for profitable employment if balance is kept, but warns the degree may be too self-sufficient. It urges watching for entanglement with the opposite sex and exercising extreme caution in such matters.
The fragment notes Mrs J E Baldwin at their summer home as part of a local notice or notice fragment. It mentions a personal residence and a named individual, suggesting a civic or social context within the community.
North Ridgeville notes report Mrs Knowles and husband visiting Mechanicsville on the Grand River as guests of Troop 1. Ridgeville Girl Scouts held a wiener roast at Mrs V Andrews home with games and singing around the camp fire for Virginia Lyons birthday noted with a pink cake and blue candles.
London reports Crown invokes unity as Britain and allies face Nazi Germany. In a wartime broadcast, the king declares we are at war again and must oppose a principle of might over justice, urging households at home and overseas to stand firm. He warns that victory protects freedom and the future of civilization.
The king urged calm unity and resilience in a time of trial, warning there may be dark days ahead as war expands beyond the battlefield. He asked Britons to reverently commit the cause to God and proclaimed, With God's help we shall prevail, blessing the land as the crowd sang God Save the King.
Virginia Lyons on Case Road attended a birthday party at the Town Hall area noting a pleasant surprise. The gathering Friday included many gifts and classmates from her school, reflecting a warm community welcome.
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