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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1928
Page
7
A 1928 overview explains how modern industries such as automobiles radio and electric refrigeration rise as industrial giants. It notes rapid growth, large initial production, nationwide reach, and the shift from small startup ventures to nationwide enterprises fueled by unlimited capital and mass advertising.
Two months pass with no word from Roald Amundsen and five volunteers as they search in the Arctic for General Nobile and the Tialia crew. Reports say no trace of the Amundsen craft or crew. others found Nobile and some men but not Amundsen. The Arctic keeps another secret as the explorer is believed to have perished in his quest.
A historical reflection on US sympathy for Mexico amid twenty years of turmoil. The text asserts American goodwill, patience, and a desire for a strong, independent Mexico that governs justly and prospers, emphasizing mutual dependence and cooperation between the two nations.
Notes from a fragmented 1940s political summary indicate debate over Catholic Church role in Mexico and U S policy. The text references Tom Heflias, senate remarks, and calls for government action, with mentions of parrying attacks and paving a difficult policy path.
Dr Peters discusses mouth sores cancer risk and thyroid underactivity while offering general health tips. The column explains cold prevention methods and the link between body temperature, sleep, and chilliness, plus a note on submission of questions and a flyer on weight management.
A senator defends freedom of speech amid sharp religious tensions, recounting abuse from critics over remarks about Catholics, Jews, and Protestants. He argues for independence from machine politics and envisions Catholics, Protestants, and Jews working together for the Constitution and the country.
Pleasantville reports a community gathering featuring Mr and Mrs Lucius Wheeler and Sam Jagusch with additional locals such as Mrs Warne, Malham, and Ar Oderup. The scene mentions a threshing event on a Sunday afternoon, a fire near the area, and references to families and neighbors in the vicinity.
Milton Behner lost a valuable item last week at Cedar Point. Miss Carrie Tram spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs Westex Tran. Mrs Mise Stanislawski visited her mother, Mrs M S Behner, Tuesday. Mrs Ann O Venzell returned to Cleveland after weeks with Mrs Fred Tran. Mrs Fred Tran visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Alva Seeley. Mrs D B Sanders and her children spent Thursday with her parents, Mr and Mrs L L Wheeler. An average Japanese van height at twenty years is just over five feet three inches.
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