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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
6
In New York on September 13 1922 Central Park unfolds from dawn to morning mist as dreamlike vistas give way to the harsh reality of the unemployed sleeping among its entrances. A spectacle of tattoo caves radio boons and personal tales contrasts with the park’s famed landscapes and wildlife.
The Ridgeville Parent Teacher Association launches its 1932 38 year with a meeting at Edgeville School Thursday at 8 p m. Glenn West Ridgeville School principal will speak on Maintaining School Standards stressing cooperation of mothers and officials. The association plans to focus on community needs school aims home problems and fostering responsibility. The every member canvass continues through September and will close with a membership dinner in October.
After the birth of twins four years ago a reader reports fatigue nervous energy and irritability. The ad claims Pink- Drake Vegetable Compound restored vigor and serenity and suggests readers get a bottle from local druggists. Mary Lidmila of Odebolt Iowa endorses the product in a letter seeking others to try it.
In Manteca California George Lauritson heard tales of a strange creature and went fishing with a butterfly net. He captured a 22 inch alligator in a local creek. The story hints at broader themes of theology and politics in ethics.
Columbus dispatch quotes Lewis J. Taber master of the National Grange urging farmer led leadership and farmer controlled marketing agencies. He calls for self help teamwork and strong local and national farm organizations to restore prosperity, reduce government intervention, lower tariffs or protect agriculture, and expand markets and nonfood uses for farm products while promoting international goodwill.
Camilla Anson faces stage fright as she makes her radio debut broadcasting the Tiny Tots from Studio A under Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Hoyt. Her foster father Alexander Hoyt praises her work while Camilla fends nerves, meets clients, and plans a future collaboration as Peter plans a New York trip.
Taber of the Grange warns tariffs harm American interests and drive retaliation. He cites dairy taxes rising from 10 000 to 31 000 pounds since 1928 and urges clear action on tariffs and foreign markets. He defends American farming independence against collectivized systems and calls for cooperative distribution to avert disaster as farm strikes loom.
Washington report shows a treasury balance of 32043 and a net deficit of 236604 for Democratic campaign funds as of August 31 1932. John J Raskob and the County Trust Company NY rank as the largest creditors with debts of 30118250 and 1222546 respectively secured by three notes dated April 1 1932.
New Oberlin notes report the death of John Schmitz at his Avon home on Friday morning. The item lists local visits and gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. McPherson, Mrs. Edith Ford and family, plus calls from Avon residents. A quote from Peter Trambott discusses economic statesmanship and farm price considerations amid processing and distribution costs.
The passage records calls at the N Webber and C Justin homes by Oberlin’s son and others, with Mr and Mrs Schmitz and Mr and Mrs Dion visiting John Schmitz in Avon. It then comments on the perceived futility of war and historical economic downturns, noting crises every decade in the 19th century.
Detroit reader Herman Rankis shares a testimonial about Kruschen Salts. After using a first bottle he reports pain relief and a 22 pound loss while dieting, and endorses taking half a teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast. The ad promises safe quick fat loss with a four week supply and a money back guarantee from druggists.
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