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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
11
Educators recall that before the turn of the century lively small talk gave way to deep debate and witty banter. Social salons, public discussions, and brain engagement sharpened minds, but modern life’s pace leaves fewer opportunities for measured, informative dialogue.
The Journal of Experimental Medicine details Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Dr. Alexis Carrel’s successful life support of organs outside the body. The analysis compares animal head and organ experiments, notes practical challenges, and foresees fewer animal tests as organ studies gain precision, potentially advancing medicine toward exact science.
The piece argues Chicago pulled from near bankruptcy by forcing bondholders to accept lower interest on municipal bonds and credits a new administration with reform. It notes teachers unpaid two years amid the 1890s mood, and recalls post fair improvements and political pressure from the bond holders and utility lobby. It also criticizes the era for political commentary on Roosevelt era influence and hints at social concern about the younger generation.
The text reframes 1 Corinthians 13 4 7 as a spectrum of love showing patience kindness generosity humility and truth. It urges applying these traits daily and invites substituting mother or Jesus for love to illustrate the heavenly life that should begin here and now requesting God to pour love into hearts.
A compilation notes notable births and historical references from 1918 to the mid 20th century. Figures include Henry J. Allen, Henry L. Mencken, George R. James, Dr. Rudevih Matas, Alfred A. Krons, Arthur Hays Sulzberger, Grover Loening, Maurice Chevalier, and Sir George Perley with birthplaces and approximate ages.
The piece notes abrupt but genuine nature shaping a lover of country and sport who thrives more in open country than city life. It reflects on sincerity earning respect, warns that militaristic nations claim to be most pacific, and suggests native vitality outside urban confinement.
Sept 9 marked the opening of the village school in iBay Village with attendance higher than last year. Most teachers return except one. Rev William Winters preached his last sermon of the conference year as it opens Monday. A large audience attended the noonday luncheon hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society and the Ladies’ Aid. A Cleveland art department figure spoke on articles of art while a Detroit French visitor read. The Queen Esther Society met for its first season gathering with 18 members and plans for future programs, concerts, and plays led by Mrs Fred Treater. Circle No 2 convened at Mrs Rudolph Bassett’s home.
C Verne Unger, local safety work chairman, announced that Ohio Fuel Gas Company had zero accidents among its 3 500 employees during August. He called it an outstanding achievement as operations, repairs, and flood damage work were at their peak while the no accident campaign is part of the year long safety program.
Luncheon and future meeting plans were discussed while the Garden Club conducted a flower show at the clubhouse. Stop 30 Tuesday evening saw numerous prizes awarded as attendees gathered after the mailmen's convention in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs John Hinz and daughter returned home from a Montana dude ranch with Mrs Florence and Hiram and son Christian.
Strumple of Lake Road returns to Los Angeles after a move. Mr and Mrs Clifton Aldrich and son Donald enjoy a yacht trip with Dr Kulp family. Mrs Louise Meilandes rents Foote Road home and plans a Florida trip with Clara Lohmann in October. A Red Cross garden party drew eager attendees on the Presley lawn.
Today in history notes mark 1635 the founding of Concord Massachusetts and 1874 Defenders Day after a British assault on Baltimore inspiring The Star Spangled Banner. It lists notable birthdays including Campbell Foote Warner and Asquith, and 1908 Orville Wright endurance record at Fort Myer.
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