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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1928
Page
5
A column reflecting on the true spirit of Christmas emphasizes helping the needy in Elyria. It urges readers to contact Salvation Army or Associated Charities to assist those facing sickness misfortune or loneliness, highlighting neighborly kindness during the season.
A narrator watches a night mail flight above Cleveland and ponders what the pilot thinks as he soars a mile high through darkness. The piece reflects on loneliness, devotion to duty, family thoughts, and the trust placed in the plane and its crew.
A recent coast guard annual report states 8 983 persons were saved or assisted and ships valued at forty million dollars aided in the last fiscal year. The force is now intensively used in the war on liquor smuggling, with crews praised for bravery and dedication to saving lives and property despite risks.
The article explains skin tests to identify allergic substances such as foods and pollens and notes a reducing diet using mayonnaise as a calorie source. It advises small injections of allergen extracts and gradual exposure to build immunity, warns that not all hypersensitivities are curable, and offers pamphlets on reducing diets and balanced nutrition.
The text shows a fragmentary digression about waking a student during algebra class and a noisy Thanksgiving. It mentions mortgage concerns tied to Christmas and a vague reference to people or names, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
In a letter from Lester Jeese Dickinson born Derby Ta Oct 29 1873 a congressman since 1919 urges delaying farm relief until the incoming Hoover administration takes office He argues the short session should pass farm aid while ignoring the Hoover program and warns against the board's controlling authority shaping the bill after enactment
Fragmentary annals recall Kitty Hawk 25 years past, honoring the Wright brothers with a government memorial and tablet at the scene of the first flight. Readable lines mention Wilbur and Orville Wright, and a note on early aviation pioneers. Also listed are 1606 English settlers bound for Virginia and 1731 financier Thomas Willinny born in Philadelphia.
Discussion on federal financing use and legislative provisions for agriculture. Advocates push for clear laws, evaluate the equalization fee, and urge passage to test whether such provisions are essential or replaceable by other measures.
The report claims the planet’s belt tightened to mites over the last century and the equator’s distance around has reduced by at least one and one half miles since 1528, noting significant long term shrinkage in global measurements.
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