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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
11
The notice lists subscription costs: in city carrier delivery two cents per copy and twelve cents weekly, forty dollars per year in advance. Mail delivery within Elyria and Lorain County areas costs thirty five dollars annually, within Ohio state four dollars ninety cents.
Dr C C Hurst of Cambridge on an antediluvian garden starting life from a pinch of dust forming a protogene. He claims genetic progress now allows directing life toward leaders like poets and inventors, with human selection limited by individual will, yet progress toward higher ground continues.
Editorial cautions about a resumption of labor strife as wage cuts and economic distress loom. It cites farmers, miners, and Bonus Army episodes, urges conciliatory leadership, and stresses that agitators exploit hardship. It concludes with a call for empathy toward workers and cautious optimism for a hopeful recovery.
Readers weigh a federal meteorologist’s prediction of another mild winter amid cycles of cold and warm years. The piece notes a long rising trend since 1918, with abnormally high temperatures most months except March, while coal, snow shovels, and employment concerns reflect mixed reactions to the forecast.
The piece notes that a short mild winter would aid coal miners, rail workers, and woodcutters, while temperate conditions keep road builders and builders employed. It adds that regardless of winter’s pattern some will be unhappy, and commends the weatherman for his efforts.
A collage of old fashioned quips and anecdotes on marriage labor money and memory. It weaves reflections on loyalty wages and love with humorous vignettes about sermons barristers soldiers nurses and aging. The piece notes changing habits and times in a breezy editorial style.
Anniversaries list prominent figures with birth and death years. Notable entries include Earl of Chesterfold Michael Faraday John Conness William Belknap Herrick Johnson Stephen D Lee Henry Finck Nathan Hale Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation and steel strike. Also today’s birthdays note Eleanor Abbott Eric Von Stroheim John LaGorce Henry Bellows Arthur St Pease Warren Fisher Andre Tardieu and others.
The reading notes a gentle, imaginative personality with a quick temper and strong self control. It warns the temper can slip toward sensuousness, especially in energetic individuals, while overall restraint usually remains. Copyrighted.
Company B of the Fifth Ohio Regiment will depart Elyria Tuesday for training at Camp Sheridan Alabama. A large banquet is planned with F M Stevens roastmaster and talks by Judge H G Redington Mayor Tucker Rev Barnard and Rev J T Hoak.
Identity of the man who held up a Yellow Lime car on August 21 was established with the arrest of a Lakewood man in Cleveland yesterday. He was identified by the street car men and later admitted the hold-up. More than $150 in money and several watches were taken. The Lake Shore Electric Railway Company plans to take over the Lorain belt line, contingent on Lorain Council approving an ordinance to allow jitney buses on streets used by the street railway.
Oberlin village council passed an ordinance restricting parking to one taxicab per company. The snippet also notes debates on identification methods, denying retina evidence or a Tetana photograph as reliable for identifying a murderer.
Officials of the Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign plan a October to December drive to cut industrial accidents by 25 percent from last year. A prior campaign reduced incidents by 26 percent. in 1932 days lost rose despite fewer accidents, with Elyria and Lorain seeing most time lost. The effort, led by the Industrial Commission of Ohio and local chambers, aims to lower days lost and injuries with the slogan Safety is hotter than compensation and pays big dividends.
Members of the Congregational Sunday School earned a post in Elyna at the Dreamland theatre to see Buck Jones in South of Rio Grande as a reward for perfect attendance. Fifty-one attended with chaperones Rey and Mrs C F Fogel and Miss Helen Bryant. Christ Krieg’s bus carried the group. The Security Benefit Association meeting is postponed to next week with a gathering at Mrs John Thompson’s home for a regular conclave.
Paul Belt was arraigned Monday night before Mayor Schaub, fined $10 and costs, and sentenced to three months in the workhouse. He was taken to Toledo on Tuesday morning. An automobile caught fire from a short circuit Sunday morning near Toledo, damaging the vehicle and halting a travel party including Mr and Mrs Good, two daughters, and Miss Doris Crabill on their way from Tilfen to Cleveland.
Mont visits as a house guest of Ner Aister Mr Isaac Slack. Mr and Mrs Duncan and son Jimmie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Purvis in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Lee Brill and family from Brownhelm were with Mr and Mrs Harmon Witt. Mr and Mrs Robert Slack and children of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Wm Meacham. Mr and Mrs Nelson Bechtel of South Ridge visited Mrs Anna Allsop on Sunday.
The article observes that though most inhabitants of Arabia are Arabs, numerous Africans and Indians reside in towns and coastal areas due to longstanding native trade between Arabia, India, and Africa, highlighting multicultural port life.
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