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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
11
Elyria residents see four congregations studying expansion or new buildings as memberships outgrow current space. The city, praised for strong faith and civic virtue, is viewed as healthy and progressive with high moral standards guiding its future.
At a Congregational church dinner the Chamber of Commerce members from diverse professions debated the value of manpower. The speakers highlighted how individual skills and enthusiasm, when united, can propel city projects beyond mere money and dues.
The piece argues that intermittent pupil absence costs the school system as much as full attendance, comparing it to business losses from absenteeism. It urges parents to value regular attendance for financial efficiency and for building responsibility, with teachers bearing the primary responsibility to ensure student presence.
The passage argues that monthly attendance percentages reflect classroom interest and teacher follow up on absences. When teachers direct energy to attendance problems it diverts from teaching power, hampering finances and learning. Home cooperation is essential for educating the child. pupil attendance rests with parents, not schools.
A California reader asks for tamale calories without lab tests. The piece estimates an eight ounce tamale at about 400 calories total, breaking down 150 for corn meal paste and 250 for the filling. It cites Bran calories, reducing diets, cousin marriage questions, medical advice notes, and asks readers to request a pamphlet on dieting.
Notices specify sending a self addressed stamped envelope and two cents per article, plus ten cents for a pamphlet on reducing and gaining. Mail to Dr Peters in care of this paper, Tomorrow Answers to Mothers.
A country wide investigation by the Department of Justice reviews conditions in all agencies under its control to assess what has been achieved and what can be improved in law enforcement. The study focuses on prosecutions, litigation results, pending cases, enforcement officer effectiveness, and personnel needs, with prohibition enforcement included in the broader survey.
The notice marks the birth of 1747 William White a Continental Congress chaplain and first Protestant Episcopal bishop of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia who died there July 17 1836. It also notes 1769 Nicholas Brown a philanthropist linked to Brown University.
A list records a series of birth and death details for historical figures including Tage 1s20 and Thaddeus Stevens, with dates ranging from 1817 to 1893, noting origins in Vermont New Jersey Massachusetts and other states. It also mentions Dorothea Dix 1867 Gerald Chapman 1926 and Linus Yale Jr. among others, plus a 1902-1917 sequence of political and social notes and a Birthdays column with ages. Further included are musings on personality traits and a surplus essay discussing effort, value, and societal progress amid a trade note on Brazil’s 1928 exports.
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