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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
5
The sentence notes De Alexander Meiklejohn meeting the president of Amaerse Cc eg new of the University of Wiscon sin, born in England, 345 years ago today.
The Athens Associate Committee on County Relief criticizes National Guard relief efforts in the Hocking Valley mine district amid claims of political motives. Governor Donaher orders guards to feed about 5,000 children daily, while local officials accuse the plan of political gain and seek efficient, united distribution of necessities.
The text notes public fascination with reading and books while many still seek facts from editors rather than using library resources. It urges readers to utilize library reference works and the card catalog for general information and fact gathering.
A story on child nutrition urges limiting meals to about three small servings daily and reducing high fat items like liver oil. It discusses weighing a child, recognizing signs of overweight, and references a doctor and nurse guidance with a self addressed reply request for readers.
A fragment suggests a local saying about prosperity and sensing luck in one's pocket. It mentions Ike Lark and the idea of “800 dhinks” as a chaperon like warning, implying cautious fortune.
A garbled list notes notable anniversaries and birthdays. It includes Sidnes Lanier born in Macon Georgia, Maxime a famous inventor, Henri Rochefort’s Paris welcome after exile, Woodrow Wilson death in Washington on December 23 1856, and miners killed in Horning Pennsylvania in 1926. It also mentions Today’s birthdays of Samuel Felton James McReynolds William Harris Rt Rev George Beecher with birthplace details.
Notes mark the birthday of clergyman John Fintener Spence founder of Tennessee colleges and of Samuel St. Felton former Chicago Great Western head as parties and dignitaries toast their milestones. Snowshoers celebrate Canada’s Snowshoers Union anniversary with a Montreal carnival while conventions open in Frankfort Newark Toronto and more.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University discusses the difficulty of making prohibition national policy as parties avoid taking a stand. He notes three possible paths to the Eighteenth Amendment: enforcement, nullification, or repeal.
The speaker argues against forceful repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and urges a constitutionally respectful approach. He contends prohibition has caused widespread issues and calls for repeal to enable constructive solutions to liquor problems.
Columbia residents visit relatives in Cleveland and attend Ohio State University lectures this week. The sparrow hunter supper at the hall is set for Saturday with magician Mr Kauffman and a seafood supper. proceeds support both sides. Local basketball teams from Brownheim travel to Columbia Friday. Miss Fort underwent appendicitis surgery last Sunday at Community hospital Berea. student prizes awarded for fuel efficiency contest.
Mre Willard Krause lies ill while her mother Mrs. Quayle of North Olmsted stays nearby. Families relocate with new residents at the Weitzel house as j up infections spread among local workers. The Grane plans a box social on February 7 with a short program and public invitation as visits occur across Ashland and Berea.
The text notes that lactic acid from seaweed fermentation passes from seeds to bacteria and other microorganisms that perform fermentation and decay processes.
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