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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1928

Page

9

Weather and water physics and muskrat notes

Nature Magazine explains how water vapor controls humidity and how hygrometers including wet and dry bulb thermometers measure it. It also notes the muskrat Fur ribethicus widespread in North America, its fur trade significance, and its resilience despite trapping.

Nature Magazine North America Arctic Desert Sars Nature Magazine

Flood control through forestry urged amid Mississippi flood

The article discusses flood relief through forest planting as a core strategy. It cites Nalion and Charlies Lathrop P. urging the cessation of stream destruction, arguing forests hold floodwater and supply future lumber. It notes population growth increasing forest demand and mentions suburban development by 6,000 homes in B Cotte and London County.

Mississippave Nalion Charlies Lathrop P

Relieve Rheumatic Pains at Low Cost in Town

An ad promotes a contraption claiming to ease rheumatic pains and agony at a small price. It describes a counter irritant and penetrating remedy that soothe sore joints and throbbing throes. The copy urges readers to ask their doctor about the product.

Colds Averted By Violet Ray

Experiments at Cornell University College of Medicine test ultra violet rays from a mercury lamp to curb colds. Twenty five freshmen receive two radiation treatments weekly, showing a 50 percent reduction in cold incidence and severity versus an untreated group.

Ithaca, XN Cornell University College of Medicine George H. Mangham D. F. Smiley

Olive Tablets Promise Gentle Constipation Relief

Dr Edwards markets Olive Tablets as a harmless substitute for calomel addressing chronic constipation and torpid liver. The ads tout no calomel, a mild vegetable actives blend with olives, and claim quick, pleasant results with one or two tablets at bedtime. The copy mentions pricing 15c 3c 0c and includes unrelated financial text fragments.

Edwards Dr. Edwards

Soviet Town Converts Church Into Movie Theater

A town near Moscow turns a church into a combined theater and movie palace after a community dispute over remodeling. The church was repurposed following local debates and a school board proposal, marking a first for the town.

Moscow Moxosk

Interfering with Education Mentioned in Church Theater Move

A fragment notes interference with schooling and pressure to relocate a theater into a church, arguing the church was often empty. The line suggests motives to repurpose church space for performances or meetings.

T Ha Voung

Denver Police Report Reveals 1927 Arrest Patterns

The Denver police annual report shows nearly twice as many single people arrested as married in 1927, with 11 629 individuals registered as single among 68 845 arrests. Ages ranged 10 to 70+, 21 to 30 years most represented, and 80 percent of arrests were native Americans. Cruelty to animals exceeded cruelty to children in arrests, and women on record numbered 19 195 men 3 2790. car production shows big January increase.

Denver Police Department Haines M Many

Directors oppose toll roads in board meeting report

The monthly report shows 223,890 for the month, a 69 percent increase over December production. The board of directors in a meeting voiced opposition to toll roads, arguing all highways should be free.

American fisher near extinction amid settlement and trapping

Nature Magazine notes the American fisher a close relative of the marten inhabits from Nova Scotia to northwestern British Columbia. It was never common in the Alleghanies Rocky Mountains and Sierra Cascades. Settlement and unrestricted trapping have driven it toward virtual extinction, though it retains some protection and fetches a high price.

Nova Scotia British Columbia Alleghanies Rocky Mountains Sierra Cascade Nature Magazine

Rupture Cure Advertisement Promises Nonoperative Fix

An old classified notice from Marasqua New Jersey offers a nonoperative cure for rupture. It urges readers to write to Huxene M. Pal Carpente at 1010 Barcellus Avenue to learn how to avoid surgery and relieve misery. The ad hints years of concern with rupture and claims a method exists without operation.

Bart Cam Lees Huxene M. Pal Barcellus Avenue Marasquaa N. J

What They Call Sunshine Meteorologists Measure Radiant Energy

Meteorologists use varied measurements to quantify the radiant energy arriving from the sun. The study involves instruments that assess intensity, spectrum, and duration of sunlight affecting weather, climate, and agricultural conditions.

Care stomach remedy promises relief and guarantee

To All Who Suffer Stomach Agony Gas and Indigestion All Druggists Make This Offer During the past year thousands of sufferers from chronic and acute indigestion have blessed the day they first heard of this grand est of all stomach medicines. Not only will Dares entha Pepsie relieve the most acute attacks but regular use will overcome chronic trouble. If your stomach keeps you feeling miserable start today to make it strong and healthy one bottle of Care guarantees help or money back.

Sunshine and skunks in Nature Magazine excerpt

An excerpt notes sunshine duration as shown by a sunshine recorder and discusses skunks as part of the weasel family. It praises their defensive spray and also mentions their tendency to mind their own business.

Save Nature Magazine Sunshine Recorder Nature

Raccoon Procyonlator Noted For Streamlined Toothy Traits

The raccoon Procyonlator is described as a distinctively American animal ranging from southern Canada to the Gulf. Its young, born in spring in trees, number four to six and the species habits are tied to waterside foraging. Once valued for coarse fur, it now faces increasing demand and declining numbers.

Canedt Nature Magazine

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