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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1928
Page
14
Elvvians faced varied weather as sleet and storms damaged trees, wires, and power lines. The piece recalls the Lorain tornado and Mississippi flood efforts, noting how nature defeats man’s harnessing of forces in Santa Clara County and Detour Michigan, with loss of life and property.
The piece extols Jarence DeMar at 39 winning a rare long-distance event from Providence to Boss and notes age as a factor in middle to long distance performance. It mentions runners like Nurni planning ahead, Paul Berlombach and Red Grange fading young, and the idea that stamina can sustain athletic primacy into later decades.
A fragmented note mentions shoulder straps on gowns and references credit and cash in a domestic context. The text hints at a husband or partner influence and casual remarks about attire and finances.
A wary note warns that boric acid and borax are poisonous if ingested or absorbed through skin or long exposure. The piece cites hazards to children, points to restrictions on boric compounds, and calls for careful storage and labeling to prevent accidental poisoning. It references medical bodies and urges consulting a chemical lab for product analysis.
ABE MARTIN reports Miss Tannes contracted neuritis after a cocktail mishap. The incident involves external factors and unknown individuals, with health implications noted in a brief society-column style mention.
A convention of Southern States representatives discussed direct trade schemes. Rev Albert Williams arrived to organize the first Protestant church in the city. Obscure notes include Cobden’s death in London and new Arizona command appointments.
Major publisher Putnam marks his fiftieth year as the Senate takes up the $290 096 909 tax reduction bill. The presidential primary in Michigan faces action by the Hanes Committee with Herbert Hoover as the opposed choice and Governor Sulph of New York opposing for the Democratic endorsement. Transportation issues loom as the St Louis Southwestern and Kansas Texas railroads seek ICC approval and Boston hosts a hearings panel to probe the Dustim in Arthur Readie's office.
Jane Addams born in 1860s Rockford era, Chicago social reformer and writer. She promoted social conditions and civic development through organizations and international work. She urged gradual disarmament via international dissent before security and arms reduction.
The text argues against Judge Lindsey in favor of delaying companionate marriage and emphasizes mature age and stable family formation. It notes postwar shifts away from international bodies and the Kellogg pact toward avoiding war, mentioning the World Court and League of Nations. It claims working people benefit from less liquor and warns against premature social experimentation.
Washington reports warn that farmers plans to plant more potatoes may swell the national crop by about 30 million bushels, risking lower prices. The Agriculture Department notes variability by region and weather will shape actual plantings and market impact.
Early February reports show a 7 percent rise in potato acreage despite warnings while hard red wheat acreage expands by about one million acres. A shift toward durum wheat and flax is expected with flax acreage up about 15 percent. The Emperor of Japan supports a Tokyo lab for biology. Russia records 21 035 thousand motor vehicles registered by July 1, 1927.
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