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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1928
Page
9
A man in police court faced a comic dilemma as he was asked which he loves more his wife or beer. He replied he loves both very much, reflecting a humorous incident from a local court record. More than 3,000,000 people visited national parks and monuments during the 1928 travel season.
A 1928 column argues service is the keynote of modern business and profits follow from serving customers well. It cites Carnegie Edison Wanamaker and leaders who act, stressing fair play, patience, and constructive community impact as managers daily obligations.
The season reveals American generosity as thousands share food, clothing, coal, and gifts. Families and organizations distribute baskets and aid to the poor, showing that sacrifice and kindness define a true Christmas spirit. The article highlights peo ple giving beyond wealth to ease hardship.
The article argues oratory improves with training and practice. It cites Disraeli and Bryan as examples of growth through discipline, noting early setbacks followed by success. It laments lower esteem for oratorical contests among students while affirming public speaking as a lasting, valuable asset.
Acne results from overactive skin glands and poor circulation, with infection forming pimples in adolescence. Daily mild soap and water scrubs, plus a diet low in sweets pastries and oily foods, help. The column urges personal doctor visits for diagnosis and offers home treatment tips and diet guidance. It also discusses dental health, balanced nonacid foods, regular flossing and dentist visits, and notes on ultraviolet therapy for tuberculosis.
A historical Treasury study cites an unprecedented speculative wave, rising money rates, and a 45 billion dollar drop in gold reserves as key 12 month economic developments. It highlights the linkage between treasury policy, tax revenues, and the stock market, noting Federal Reserve easing then reversal to temper speculation. Major bankers and officials are described as shaping policy and market dynamics.
The page lists anniversaries for December 11 including tribute to E H Southern in New York by the League for Political Education and notes meetings of medical and professional associations in Washington San Francisco and White Sulphur Springs. It honors Haler Fiske born March 25 1852 in New Brunswick as Metropolitan Life President. It cites historic births and deaths like Isaac Shelby 1750, Sir David Brewster 1781 and Hector Bertiny 1803 with brief lineages.
A collage of historical notes lists births and deaths of notable figures including Clemence Sophia Lozier born 1812 in New York area noted suffrage worker and early surgeon, Emily Dickinson born 1830, Dr Robert Koch born 1843, and Elizabeth II’s birthday anniversary. Also mention of Indiana entering the union in 1816 and a 10,000 year old spear point found in Somme valley near Amiens. The page includes a horoscope stating today’s birthday and a brief cultural note from England about preferences between beer and women.
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