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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1923
Page
9
The text discusses how lighting and motor loads affect a storage battery and generator. It explains that excessive use of starter and lights drains the battery, and a generator output must exceed demand to cover losses from friction and inefficiency, around 20 percent of total electricity absorbed.
The record highlights the scale of the automobile sector and infrastructure in the early 20th century. It cites 5705 post office trucks, a 2000 percent rise in vehicle registrations since 1910, massive federal aid plans, and extensive rail and canal traffic. It notes 260 New York City bus lines, 400,000 carloads moved by railroads in 1922, and a 10,884,910 tonnage through the Panama Canal. It also mentions nearly 2.5 million workers in the auto industry, with 1.3 million being professional chauffeurs and drivers, plus the 23rd national automobile show at Grand Central Palace and guidance on long trips with maintenance tips.
The article reports that physicians surveyed recommend a substantial morning meal for brain workers in sedentary jobs and a lighter noon meal. It notes the view is backed by a large majority of doctors questioned on meal patterns for productivity and health.
YORKVILLE Feb 3 Acting advice of Solicitor A L Hooper says council failed to pass ordinances to give 76 percent of liquor law fines to an organization that would bring charges against violators. The move was called excessive and the matter is under challenge. DEFIANCE Feb 3 Defiance farmers institute plans invite President Harding and Governor Donahey for Feb 22. The institute has hosted Ohio’s largest attendance figures for five years and will present a top program at Valentine theatre. STEUBENVILLE Feb 3 J R McCleary administrator sues Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Mining Co for 15000 damages after gas death in a mine entry last summer. BARTON Feb 3 Community club plans high tension line extension to provide home and street lights with costs borne by the club. CHILLICOTHE Feb 3 Farm sale reveals brutal 1877 murder of an elderly couple named Me Noy who left bonds. BUCYRUS Feb 3 City council bans filling stations in residential areas without 300-foot owner consent. fines 100 to 600. LIMA Feb 3 Ohio Batter Business Bureau meeting announced by James E Morton. UNION FURNACE Feb 3 Open winter prompts drilling near Gore district wells considered favorable. NELSONVILLE Feb 3 Athens and Hocking counties push all year road into Murray City district to aid coal region. POMEROY Feb 3 Karl Woodward leaves Meigs County farm bureau head for Medina County to apply his program. BUCYRUS Feb 3 Miss Enid Hemmond resigns as public school teacher. Miss Marie Neel to take over. ELEATRE Feb 3 Scarcity affects Black factories. resum…
The fragment notes how steel mills employed many young boys for routine "work" before adult labor standards changed, indicating a shift in workforce and industry practices.
Gustavo Genz de Sicilia founder of the Fascisti movement in Mexico is profiled as a prominent public idol. The piece notes his age thirty four and profession as an engineer and discusses his political stance and notoriety amid claims of political violence while referencing unrelated phrases about sound and acts of murder in antiquated English.
Mayor Jones begins a canvass of residents on West Avenue to gain consent for a Broad Street street car line while Yellow line officials seek to keep the Lorain Elyria terminal on Lodi Street.
Half a dozen railroad workers freed Frank Hall who lay beneath a box car. He was found clinging to a brake beam after being dragged six car lengths as the freight train began moving while he was fixing a defective brake.
Perry Bainbridge dismissed his suit against the Los Angeles Burgete Contracting Company of Lorain over money he claimed was due for work on the Technical High School building addition on Sixth Street in this city.
Real estate transfers include Maria V Smith to Sarah Knall for Avon Beach allotment lot 635 Sheffield Lake priced at 300, Walter H Baer to James Colgan for West Avenue allotment Elyria 7000, Wurst to Morgan Bevan at Samuel Street Elyria 1000, Louisa Baumgart to Samuel Beck for Lot 6 Block 7 Brownell's ad to Lorain 4000, Krogh Barr Syndicate to C N Redding for Lake Breeze allotment lot 687 Sheffield Lake 1000.
A promotional notice claims uric acid is a natural blood constituent and asserts a new book by H. B. Clearwater details rheumatism causes and modern treatments. It promises a free complete copy to readers who send the recipient's address of a sufferer to the listed Maine address.
In Los Angeles a flow of buses operates with over 600 leaving daily. New York state ranks second with more than 209, while organized bus companies serve over 400 cities and total capitalization reaches 6 million dollars. The Fifth Avenue Coach carried more than 51 million passengers last year.
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