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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
2
The article argues that Chicago’s courts have moved quickly, issuing over 250 penitentiary sentences since August and four death warrants. It critiques liberal parole, noting two murderers who were paroled yet returned to crime, and urges restrained use of parole for hardened criminals while preserving its place in penology.
A Roanoke Times excerpt reflects on how western movement and frontier expansion aided American agricultural growth, creating new markets and fueling national prosperity through land claims and gold digging. It notes global trade patterns with England and hints at a limited safety valve for surplus, while contrasting business shifts as red trousers replace black in fashion commentary.
A collage of editorials comments on wartime policy and fashion. The San Diego Union jokes about charging China rent on a circulating library basis for a warship. The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes a tennis game in shorts resembling a deuce. The Detroit News asks about objections to cotton plowing in seersucker suits.
A jumble of quips and mock headlines mix satire and social commentary. Observations range from writers and golf jests to hunger jokes, inflation quirks, and a mistyped anecdote about a congressman's wife waking him to possible robbers in the home.
A miscellaneous newspaper snippet features tongue in cheek quotes about the Senate and tattoos, a lampshade mislabeling, and a weathered list of anniversaries. It catalogs figures like Caspar Wister, James Lyall, John H. Bankhead, Frank K. Sturgis, Walter Reed, and Charles Dean Kimball with birth and death notes, reflecting an early 20th century tone.
A compiled list highlights birthdays of General Pershing and Milton Hershey among others, with notes on key historical events such as Wolfe and Montcalm at Quebec and the Fort McHenry bombardment. It also includes a brief horoscope commentary warning of disputes in international business and travel.
A devotional meditation on Mark 10 36 52 and Bartimaeus. It contrasts physical sight with spiritual sight exemplified by Helen Keller and urges persistent faith in Christ for healing and mercy. The sermon style text calls readers to cry to Jesus for mercy and to thank God for sight.
In Paris, a 1783 hot air balloon anniversary will be marked on November 21 with a Montgolfier balloon launch from the Galicia Museum gardens. The Aero and Aeronautical Clubs of France and wallpaper makers honor the era, noting painted papers on cloth used in early balloon bags. The government is described as resting on force, tempered by reason, moderation, skill and patriotism.
A persuasive ad explains if 30 million farmers consume more eggs and butter, markets will tighten within weeks, driving higher prices. It argues rising demand yields per-dozen and per-pound gains, promising net weekly profits, urging farmers to eat their own products to boost real prices and stressing self-help with government backing.
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