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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1933
Page
10
The article outlines Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, its biblical origins and modern meaning. It notes fasting and prayer, the High Priest’s role in ancient times, and the shift from sacrifices to reflection. Today the day emphasizes self examination and moral improvement for Jewish and social life.
Lorain County farmers face postponed demonstrations on the new state standardization law. C J Hummel says the delay is due to the state bureau of markets representative being unavailable because of heavy demand after the law took effect September 15. Federal grade specifications for apples peaches and grapes are now at the county extension office for reference. London launches a campaign for better dances.
A daily column blends astrological notes for September 25 1933 with a long, fragmentary outdoor diary from Bailburg in Africa noting frequent storms. It also lists notable births and a history of exploration mentioning Columbus Balboa and early American publications.
The text traces McCormick's father as inventor of the reaper in 1816 with improvements by his son and a 1834 patent leading to wealth from manufacturing. It also records Langdon Moore’s 1865 Concord bank robbery of 310000 dollars in cash and securities, noting he was eventually caught. It then discusses Sunday as the day of worship across faiths and Sabbath interpretations.
A look back at harsh old rules from England and colonies. Women faced indefinite debt imprisonment. In 1721 tailors could not be paid for sewn coats lacking metal buttons. James I tried to ban tobacco. Medieval medicine tied insanity to demon bile, prescribing whipping.
A 1933 McNaught Syndicate travel piece portrays Concord and nearby towns with New England charm. It details hills, trees, quiet streets, historic monuments, and orchard regions, plus brief vignettes of Mary Baker Eddy’s home site and Manchester square. The author recalls roads, inns, fox farm mishaps, and rustic hospitality during a roadside journey through the Granite State.
In Judge Washburns court this morning a county option petition motion was overruled. A wet campaign plan emerged from a Lorain brewery meeting with speakers assigned to reach all county areas before the county option election. Lorain County Bowling Association organized with Dr W E Hall president and James Daniels secretary. Garlord plant scales back operations due to glut in auto truck markets as a major truck maker exits. Grafton village council plans a census of
The village believes its population exceeds 1000, claiming a higher status under Greenland Law. It currently has four sabahs but will drop to one after January 1 unless the population stays above 1000. In 1910 the population was 955.
The city police captured two liquor runners on Court Street at gunpoint. Each man was fined $1,000 in the mayor's court and imprisoned for nonpayment. Chief Bates displayed the official car painted a vivid salmon color and expressed pride in its appearance.
Rev Edwin Kirby was appointed pastor of the Elyria First Methodist Episcopal Church for the eighth consecutive five year term at the Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference closing in Lorain. No other minister has served Elyria M E Church for more than five years at one stretch.
The Young Men's Democratic Club meeting slated for tonight is postponed one week. It will be held next Monday night with the venue to be announced tomorrow.
Today’s anniversaries list notable births including Mercy Otis Warren Alfred Wall William Le Baron Jenney James M Bailey Thomas C Chamberlin Winnie Ream Hoxie and William Benson with their birthplaces and death dates. Also a Today in History note mentions Balboa discovering the Pacific and the 1690 Publick Occurrences report.
Fragmentary OCR notes recall a tiny four-page sheet titled Mostic Spirit or America’s first newspaper issued in Boston and suppressed by authorities. Mentions John D. Rockefeller, then 16, securing his first job in Cleveland, with unclear dates or details.
Today marks birthdays for Rear Admiral George S. Marvell U S N born Fall River Massachusetts 641 years ago Charles Edward Russell Washington noted journalist author and lecturer born Davenport Iowa 73 years ago Dr Thomas H Morgan California Institute of Technology famed biologist born Lexington Kentucky 67 years ago Dr Dwight Sanderson Cornell rural organization professor born Cho Mich 55 years ago William Faulkner Mississippi author born New Albany Mississippi 386 years ago Ruth E Finley Akron Ohio 49 Hildegarde Hawthorne novelist granddaughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne born New York Very Rev Joseph Herts Oblet Rabbi of Great Britain once American born Caechoslovakia 61 years ago Todays horoscope notes high intellect keen on recondite sciences intuitive and inspirational, avoid melancholy and seek outdoor activity to ward off religious mania.
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