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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
13
The passage extols intellectual curiosity and esthetic instinct as paths to knowledge and art, praises French commercial genius, and argues for expanding trade with France. It urges mutual prosperity, noting limited competition and a large stake in France’s restoration, advocating gains from cooperation over rivalry.
Edwin Denby, once Secretary of the Navy under President Harding, died at age 69 from heart failure. A Toosier by birth and Michigan native, he practiced law in Detroit and held multiple public posts including the Michigan House and the 59th Congress before his death. He served in the Spanish American War and World War I.
Cascade Park shines as a winter playground with sledding, coasting, and ample photo opportunities. Hundreds of boys and girls enjoy the scenery while amateur photographers and a youth with a movie camera film reels. The park offers year round entertainment a short walk from downtown.
A historic shift from home baking to commercial production has transformed American kitchens. Eighty percent of bread is now supplied by commercial bakers, with twelve and a quarter billion loaves baked yearly. The bakery industry ranks among the top six, spending over a billion and a half dollars, with bread and rolls costing about seven hundred million. This evolution frees housewives to prepare other foods, and marks a move from outdoor ovens to modern commercial facilities.
Col. Lindbergh leads the Pan American air mail project toward Panama and South America, heralding a broad aerial network from Canada to Chile. His mission aims to shorten transit times for letters and parcels while expanding airline service across the Americas. The journey underscores aviation’s role in global transportation, with plans for heavy air traffic growth and regional connectivity.
Health column discusses infant footwear advising soft ankle support for babies to allow ankle exercise. Also covers breaking nighttime crying habits by letting the child cry for a few nights with loose coverings, plus notes on birthmarks treated with radium and general cautions about lacerations after childbirth. Dr Peters column invites questions and outlines submission process.
In a muddled excerpt, Leslie Hanger discusses his entranced wife and locates a vague reference to Tibes. The fragment hints at conflict and personal turmoil without clear events, places, or dates. The text remains obscure and unfinished.
The item lists several historical anniversaries and birth or death notes. Names include Mars Stuart Queen of Scots beheaded at Fotheringhay Castle, Hannah Sisto a British artillery soldier, John Ruckin art critic, Jwander J McCormick farming inventor, General Willam Sherman, Jules Verne, and Gen John Adams. Dates range from 1542 to 1900 with various birthplaces and events.
A fragmentary record notes an earthquake in the Windward Islands causing about 14,000 lives. In 1847 Fremont proclaimed the annexation of California and assumed governorship. In 1849 the Roman National Assembly divested the Pope of temporal power. In 1994 the Janante attacked Port Arthur.
Today's birthdays include Joan J. Bernet, Erie Railroad president, born in Erie County, New York, age 61. Dr. Rush Rhees, University of Rochester president, born in Chicago, age 89. Ad Wolgast, former lightweight champion, born in Cadillac, Michigan, age 41. An earlier- era fortune reading notes intellectual curiosity, travel love, intuition, and cautious optimism in life.
The United States Lawn Tennis Association holds its annual meeting in Boston as Mardi Gras celebrations begin in Mobile Alabama. A bowling tournament opens in Minneapolis while the Miss A F and A Masons convene in Richmond Virginia.
Alfred Pearce Dennis born Worcester Md Jan 10 1869. Princeton graduate, served at Smith College nine years, resigned 1967 due to poor health, then business. 1918–1971 commercial attaché at American embassy in Stockholm then London. Assistant to Secretary of Commerce Hoover in 1924, vice chairman of U S tariff commission in 1925. Author of historical economical political essays.
Report notes that a government sponsored salt well project in Alberta, Canada is considered practical. The item references abundant wildlife in Florida with thousands of American and snowy egrets thriving, and mentions Cardiff, Wales with a street of cafes and a numbered street scene.
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