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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
4
The passage argues that the United States has shifted from a money centered, materialistic creed of the 1920s to a broader, more spiritual rebirth. It credits recovery era policies and a cultural pivot away from worship of wealth toward genuine progress benefiting the ordinary citizen.
August business reports show gains in employment and activity. July over June manufacturing employment rose 10.2 percent and 19 percent versus February, while unemployment stood at 23.7 percent in August per AFL figures. Purchasing power improved but rising costs offset gains. Farm purchasing power and food price trends also rise, with wholesale prices near 69.6 using 1926 base.
Dr. Margaret G. Smith of Washington University announces discovery of the hiding place of the sleeping sickness virus after a month of study as the encephalitis outbreak spreads in the Midwest. Her work provides indisputable proof of virus presence in kidneys and could open new fields in fighting the epidemic.
A collection of brief items from Bonne Terre Star Register and local miscellany. Notes praise Rev. L L Roberts’s evangelistic meetings and church growth, plus humorous quips about love letters, a missing persons writer, and oddball headlines about plane stunts and fashion fears.
A fragment heavy with quotes and satirical lines about American life, wealth, and ambition. It critiques pretension and the urge to appear affluent while staying financially modest at home. Notable bits reference a clairvoyant’s millennial prediction, moral aphorisms, and a cemetery superintendent’s comic observation.
The study of Mark 1 21 contrasts the leaven of Pharisees and Herod with faith in Christ. It notes the crowding of disbelief amid miracles like the feeding of the multitude and warns against fear and untrusting worry. It urges readers to read Scripture for divine provision and to cultivate faith over pity.
A placer mining site along Oresen Crack near Superior reports a geologic finding as a steam shovel struck a block of unknown material beneath slide rock. The object, termed a natural refrigerator, measures about one foot from the surface and extends downward to about five feet, with its ultimate depth not yet known.
Elyria readers condemn employers who refuse hires over a certain age as harmful to the economy and workers. They argue 45 marks prime production years and warn such bias thwarts recovery, urging wise counsel in NRA administration and patience amid new health and economic challenges.
A collage of anniversaries lists Elizabeth I and other notable births and deaths with dates from 1707 to 1918. It also marks 1848 the first Hebrew Synagogue in St. Louis and 1916 Corbett defeating Sullivan in New Orleans. Includes today’s birthdays and Admiral Upham as featured.
The feature lists notable birthdays: Fleet of Arizona age 61. Carl L. Becker, Cornell historian born in Blackhawk County Iowa 60 years ago. George Palmer Putnam, New York publisher born Rye New York 46. Percy K. Fitzhugh of Hackensack New Jersey 57. Manuel Komroff, New York novelist born in New York 43. Dorothy Dow of Chicago author born Lockport New York 31. Pietro Maseagni, Italian opera composer born 70. TODAY'S HOROSCOPE notes the day’s child is practical and honest, with a risk of accidents due to sedentary work.
Avon Lake Public Library announces Bargain Day on September 7. Fines can be paid for five cents with the visiting patron. Books on the Loan Library shelf may be reserved free of charge, including Life Begins at Forty and The House of Exile among others.
The column highlights a 44 cent uprising affect on regional interest, Margaret Halin becomes Lorain Librarian trainee while L G Helder stays on until Oct 2. Society activity includes a Congregational church Women’s League meeting with a pot luck lunch and a post lunch business session. Swimming classes resume at Lorain YMCA July first and run 10 AM to 12 noon under Mrs Harmon. Brief notes cover visits from Cleveland residents to local families and a funeral in Elyria for John Nahm.
In Warsaw Indiana a 300 percent rise in potato prices since 1932 is recorded with last year costing 60 cents per bushel and current price at 2.64 dollars per bushel indicating sharp inflation in staple food costs this period.
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