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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1939
Page
6
A compact portrait extols the ordinary freedoms and civil liberties of the American man and his family amidst wartime anxieties. It contrasts daily life with fears of draft, censorship, and surveillance, praising individual rights and responsibilities without succumbing to panic.
A compact listing of services across Elsha Superior Electric, Carpenter and Plastering, Dry Cleaning by Manhattan Laundry, furnace repair, roofing, custom furniture by Elyria Upholstering and Art Furniture, cabinet work by Meyer and Lees, wood finishing, upholstery cleaning, and automotive mirror resilvering all with local phone contacts and addresses. The ad highlights diverse home improvement offerings and delivery options.
Boake Carter argues that isolationist labels misread noninterventionists. He rebuts calls to halt trade with war nations, noting that 85 percent of world markets lie outside Europe. He cites past wartime trade rebounds and claims neutral markets offer vast potential despite Allied powers.
Spear in hand and knife at belt Chief Amok of Bontoc Philippines was educated as a Christian and shown in America. He later served with the AEF in the Meuse Argonne and delivered vital information under heavy fire earning a bravery citation. A rooftop speedway atop the Fiat plant tested new autos twenty years ago. Tomorrow: Dead Sea of the Pacific.
The article argues isolationists do not seek to cut all trade but urge expanding ties with neutral nations while reducing dealings with belligerents likely to pull the United States into war. Paul McNutt cautions that avoiding foreign wars would be almost as disruptive as war itself.
Read Psalm 145 as the day’s sequence. Verses speak of the eyes waiting upon the Lord and His provision. The text highlights God’s righteousness and generosity toward all living things.
A compilation of birth and death anniversaries for figures such as Alfred Vail and James M Bailey, plus historical today in history items. It lists birthplace and death dates for inventors, architects, editors, scientists, sculptors, jurists, economists, and writers, with notable moments like Columbus's second voyage and the first American newspaper.
A religious reflection extols the Jewish people, praising their faith and heritage. The author asserts Christ’s Jewish background and urges humility, love, and peaceful terms toward Jews and all nations, urging faithful devotion to God and humanity.
A short reflective note extols high intellect and blended intuition in religious and philosophical study. It warns against melancholy and recommends outdoor exercise to ward off religious mania.
Circuit Judge Frank C. O'Malley notes that many marriages involve pretense as he weighs an annulment case after a wife testifies her husband misrepresented his intentions and married for money. He adds most marriages are built on some fraud and a best foot forward. Coypus, South American rodents, invade Scaynes Hill, England.
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