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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1934
Page
2
A country doctor figure named Dafoe is praised for steady care across the United States and Canada. The piece highlights Dafoe’s life-saving surgeries and compassionate patient relief, likening him to renowned hospital physicians while emphasizing rural medical service.
Elyria High School prepares the first issue of the Elyria High Herald for 1934 35 with an eight member editorial team led by editor Robert Fredericks and staff reporters including Mary L. Bayley Virginia Brunger Genevieve Gutowski Harriett Hallauer Mary Hodovan Lillian McAllister Laura Meo Esther Rowley Esther Schulz June Seeley Florence Sellers Jane Shively Betty. The bi weekly four page paper will hit the Thursday newsstand next Thursday with Vernon Comerford as circulation manager and Robert Jenson as advertising manager.
Merle Vanoster Thatcher and Sadie Wurts lead the high school paper now in its sixth year with Miss Margar et Edwards as faculty advisor. Only one of three journalism classes participates this year, with additions to the staff to come later. St Columban praised as a learned missionary of Ireland to the Continent during the Dark Ages.
Dr Paul Spannenberg’s process grows maize and barley in soil-free trays inside a multi-tier cabinet with ten sections per unit. Each section holds eight trays, harvesting daily to feed cattle year round. Trials in England show growing home cabinets may follow, with U S markets planned after drought lessons.
Rail experts foresee seven lines operating at 100 mph from cities like Chicago, New York, and Boston. While track upgrades and safety measures are planned, the main challenge remains grade crossings. Proposals include water and watchman protection or widespread grade separations, though cost and practicality vary by region.
The piece notes the federal law requiring registration of machine guns and certain firearms, with Kansas City reporting only two shotguns and a .22 rifle registered. It questions compliance amid underworld presence and asks if Chicago is better prepared to report compliance before the September 24 deadline for those owning listed arms as of July 26, 1934.
Three months old and growing the Dionne quintuplets symbolize the skill of a country doctor Doctor Allen Roy Dafoe of Callander Ontario delivered the five children and guided the mother through a perilous birth While metropolitan specialists would have faced severe limits Dafoe’s work with limited rural resources earned praise for saving lives and proving capable general practice in the northwoods
A compact list of historic figures with birth and death notes including Earl of Chesterfield Michael Faraday Stephen D. Lee William B. Cogswell Huch L. Scott Tad and others. The items mark anniversaries of births or deaths across years and locations, referencing places like Augusta Oswego and Washington D C with scattered dates and ages.
A historic entry recalls Nathan Hale's execution in New York during the Revolutionary War with his quote I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country. It also notes Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation first issued in 1863 and references widespread steel strikes in 1931.
Today marks anniversaries for several prominent figures including Dr John QO La Gorce editor of National Geographic born in Scranton Pa 54 years ago Eric Von Stroheim Austrian born director actor and author 49 years ago Dr O Oscar Johnson Baptist clergyman born Tennessee 48 years ago Henry A Bellows Columbia Broadcasting Maine native 49 Eleanor Hallowell Abbott Cambridge Mass novelist 62 Andre Tardieu French statesman 58
A vivid portrayal of a temperament blending kindly dative imagination with a lively, energetic wit. The speaker notes strong self-control tempered by occasional bouts of sensuousness and a playful, comic edge.
The reading notes a person with a spiritual and occult bent who prefers study alone into the night, explores philosophical questions, and harbors melancholy that could push toward reclusiveness and mental distress. Properly harnessed, this disposition could resolve many problems.
A New York writer laments a bat entering through an open window at night and imagines headlines while describing autumn rituals and a restless mood. He jokes about his wife visiting Long Island and ponders a temporary fright wig upon her return as he contemplates daily routines and peculiar thoughts.
A fragmented diary style piece describes a tense encounter with a bat in a home beside a perfume table. The narrator frets over fear and annoyance while noting the bat’s presence, pursuit of air, and a desire for the creature to leave. The scene ends with a sense of fatigue and unresolved tension.
A humorous diary like note describes a bat in a bedroom causing nerves and comic reflections. The writer jokes about the bat hiding among clothes and possibly flying from pockets while asserting personal bravado and eccentricity. The piece conveys a playful, self aware tone about an unwanted intruder and domestic scene.
The Day's News notes improved fall radio reception as broadcasts resume with yacht races World Series baseball and early football announced. It highlights Philco Radio section in Cleveland Plain Dealer with dealers list and the new taL Console cabinet priced at 59.95 featuring Super A Audio for wide tone.
The Gulbranson Co markets the Spinet Organ as ideal for voice culture students, homes, schools, churches, and lodges. It features sustained sound, always in tune, compact size, low cost, and functions as a genuine musical instrument.
Day's Hardware promotes Westclox Week with displays of watches and clocks including Big Ben famed for polite alarm features and Baby Ben electric alarms. Showcases fall housewares, Willow ware, decorated tins, bread boxes, cake carriers, and waste baskets. Paint season noted with favorable prices and in-store offers.
Sandusky tickets are on sale now with advance pricing. Each sale closes at 6 o'clock the night before the game. Tickets offer a dime savings and are available at the store for eager fans.
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