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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1949
Page
2
The item presents a 1949 Elyria Chronicle Telegram page note for men with the date April 5. It lists short notices and local briefs among community notices and social items.
A New York report says corn protein yields Llegra a textile fiber already moving toward commercial production in Conn by the Verona Carolina Chemicals Corp. The fiber could be used for clothing for men and women offering a novel use for corn beyond feed and liquor.
An OCR fragment shows a marketing line promising shop growth, urging owners to use ads to expand reach. It mentions numbers like 23 and a price or code 44-141, but the legible portion focuses on growth potential through advertising and business appeal.
A described farm product program reports a new fiber and protein material from agricultural byproducts. The material is noted for softness warmth high elasticity and strong resistance to wear. Research outlines steps to extract pure protein from corn and develop equipment for faster production. Denver Lake Mead reservoir is cited as the world’s largest artificial lake by area and length.
Oberlin activities include past chiefs meeting of the Pythian Sisters with Florence Signeo as post chief, Elyria chapter electing Stephen Johnson Jr. president, and the Lorain Medina League gathering at Amherst Church with Rev W G Freds as pastor-advisor. Local clubs plan events while new radio repair service opens as Springer Lyman Radio Service.
National Grange plans a large gathering in Sacramento with California as a key focus. The convention will feature the eighth degree event at the Masonic Temple with sessions and related activities across the city as thousands of members attend.
Ohio turkey producers expect to raise about 1 260 000 birds in the coming year an increase from prior output. Farmers surveyed by the U S Department of Agriculture indicated intentions to expand flocks amid favorable weather and market conditions, with prices for market turkeys seen lower due to expected greater supply.
Ohio State University extension specialist K. D. Peterson urges immediate inspection of cribbed corn after winter storage. He warns cribs may have moisture and mold pockets, recommends sorting and removing damaged kernels, cleaning debris, and storing the grain in cribs not exceeding a specified depth to prevent spoilage as warmer weather approaches.
The article argues cultivation remains essential in gardening despite talk of sprayers. It stresses loosening soil, weed control, soil crust breakup, and soil aeration as key to plant growth, warning against overreliance on sprayers and advocating deep, regular cultivation for healthy yields.
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