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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1928
Page
6
In Henderson Louisiana a pastor urges the congregation to wear overalls for men and modest attire for women to church on Sunday as a stance against modern show. He will wear overalls in the pulpit, arguing dress should reflect weekday work and dignity, not gaudy display.
A survey of members of Congress reveals a small percentage are nonchurch members while the great majority have definite church affiliations. The study highlights the strong link between religious membership and public leadership.
A long article notes a revival in railroad architecture and decoration with brighter exterior colors and richer interiors. Old red plush and green schemes give way to vivid finishes. locomotives return to colorful styles. Club cars, dance floors, lecture rooms and movie palaces appear on transcontinental trains.
In a practical health column Dr. Peters argues white bread polished rice and refined foods are not poisonous though they are demineralized and de vitaminized. A balanced diet can include them with fruits vegetables milk meat and eggs. Whole grain breads are better for energy and minerals, and potatoes can alkalize the body for certain conditions.
Grand Island Nebraska marks the 16th anniversary of a local consecration as Cyrus Locher is set to appear in the United States Senate to assume the Ohio seat formerly held by the late Frank B. Wills. The American Bankers Association plans a spring meeting in Augusta Georgia to discuss reorganizing on functional lines aligned with the banks’ wartime activities.
Elyria readers praise garden beautification ideas from Harry S. Calvert and discuss how dogs ruin seeds bulbs and lawns. A caller asks the mayor and city council to address the dog problem to protect gardeners efforts and prevent loss of plants and blooms from March to frost.
Frank Peal of Elyria Ohio requests neighbors restrain dogs from streets and lawns to beautify Elyria. He urges residents to keep pets in yards day and night and invites others to share views and join efforts for a better community.
The article discusses Liberal party plans for Lloyd George to undertake a coastal tour of Scotland this summer. It compares the potential trip to Gladstone’s historic tour and notes the idea could ignite enthusiasm across North Britain.
Biographical sketch of Paul Loebe born 1875, German Reichstag president since 1921, detailing his socialist activism and influence. Includes his greeting to American socialists and views on capitalism, class struggle, and a rising transatlantic socialist movement.
Mrs Lib Pash recalls the college years as the happiest and most restful period of her life. Til ford Moots' nephew, a World War veteran and Chicago primary, visited him today.
Yesterday and today lists mark events from 1782 to 1912 with the Declaration of Rights in Ireland and the Vicksburg bombardment. Birthdays include Wilbur Wright, Matthew Arnold, and Margaret Woodrow Wilson among others. A Chicago Exposition tragedy is noted from a year ago.
Today marks the birth anniversary of James B Bradwell a noted Chicago jurist and advocate for woman suffrage. The nation begins a week of Be Kind to Animals Week with messages of kindness to creatures great and small. Charlie Chaplin, renowned film comedian, celebrates his 4th year in the public eye as greetings go out from fans. The Most Rev James Albert Duffy Roman Catholic bishop of
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