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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
7
County Health Commissioner outlines general nutrition guidance for growth and adult needs. Emphasizes five essential elements proteins sugars and starches fats minerals and vitamins with a broad, non restrictive approach. Recommends varied intake, plenty of milk leafy greens and fruit, regular meals, and eating oysters and sea foods for iodine and minerals.
The guidance urges eating plenty of leafy salads and drinking milk along with a substantial breakfast each day. It stresses consistency and balanced nutrition as a daily habit for health.
A Belden Community circle meeting at Mrs. C D Lehman’s home featured quilting and a large cafeteria dinner. The bulletin lists many attendees, notes the death of former Gratton township resident Mrs. Silas Crowell in Angels Camp California, and records numerous visits, relocations, and family news from Elyria Grafton and surrounding areas.
Sunday visits included Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Kinnect hosting son Melvin. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Law of Elyria dined at Witnest Bome. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Root, Pearl Schroeder and Elsria’s brother spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sandrock. Mrs. Root and Pearl called on Miss Alta Johnson. Mrs. Ira Starkey underwent tonsil removal after rheumatic illness and remains bedridden. her mother Mrs. Arthur Hand of Birmingham arrived to help care for her. Miss MeVecta of LaPort serves as substitute teacher at Belden school in Mrs. Starker’s absence.
A $20,000 donation tied to a historic Emigrant Aid Society claim, rooted in the 1835 destruction of the Free State Hotel in Lawrence, may reach the University of Kansas if the Guyer bill passes Congress and federal action aligns with President Hoover. The claim, long tied to Free State vs proslavery clashes, was assigned to KU before its founding.
McKinley did not sign. Reintroduced last winter and approved in committee and by the House, the measure failed to reach the Senate. Proponents argue the Dust and Sand play could influence rainfall by mobilizing atmospheric moisture and particle activity.
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