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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1932
Page
6
State Prison farm at Grater ton plans a beautified area with shrubs donated by Elyria Garden Club members. The plants, in excellent condition, are expected to thrive and promote splendid growth over the coming years.
The American Legion Post 1 reviews memorial day exercises across Lorain County on May 29 and discusses opposition to an $80 million hospitalization cut for disabled veterans. National Commander Henry Stevens urges action to stop government profiteering, push Ludlow bill, and extend five year convertible insurance for 86,950 veterans. The board also notes local events including an Auxiliary play Judith of the Mountain and a Hungarian supper, with a new Legion Drum Band demonstration.
Canning season requires care to protect sink enamel from acids in fruit juices. Citrus fruits like oranges lemons and limes pose stronger risk, but raspberries currants and gooseberries also contain acids. Do not leave juices on bare sink surface longer than a few minutes and wipe with a damp cloth to remove traces.
A former house owner sought new interior looks beyond wallpaper and plaster. Panels of wood substitutes offer a moderate cost way to create distinctive atmospheres, especially in long rooms and dining spaces, contrasting with ordinary plaster or wallpaper.
Fifty years ago this spring Jumbo the African elephant began his U S tour after P T Barnum bought him from London Zoo where he had been on exhibit for 18 years. Jumbo stood 11 feet 6 inches tall, weighed six tons, and was exhibited four circus seasons before his death in 1884 at St Thomas Canada. His skeleton rests in the American Museum of Natural History New York while his mounted hide is in the Barnum Museum at Tufts College Boston. Barnum paid ten thousand dollars for Jumbo.
Ohio gubernatorial hopeful Ingalls urged eliminating bureaus and centralizing state government under the governor. He criticized obsolete tax laws and proposed reform to real estate taxation, temporary state relief actions, and greater reliance on state leadership to spur economic recovery. He spoke in Lorain with local officials present and introduced by party figures.
A diver attempting a world record descent completed the plunge in three minutes but required three and a half hours to return to the surface, highlighting the perilous challenge of underwater attempts and the equipment's limits.
Zimmerman describes nitrogen bubbles from rapid depth change and shows sea life relics including a swordfish swordfish trunk jaws and a 21 foot sawfish. He warns barracuda as the most dangerous fish and notes sharks attack mainly when provoked. He recounted undersea motion picture work and is to speak in Elyria for the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Newell.
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