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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1929
Page
6
The piece argues middle age is flexible and fitness comes from sustained interests and responsibilities. It praises men who stay curious, adaptable, and engaged, noting that experience sharpens judgment while youthful spirit remains essential. It warns against clinging to youth through reckless acts and stresses mature minds open to new ideas.
The article notes 1928 traffic toll of 800000+ crashes causing 27000 deaths and 850 million dollars in economic loss. It argues human cost of grief and broken families surpasses money, and calls national responsibility to prevent accidents and reduce widows and orphans.
A Victorian debate on menswear cites the National Association of Merchant Tailors urging men to own twenty suits, a dozen hats, eight overcoats, and twenty-four pairs of shoes. The article notes fashion standards rise and questions how many men meet the ideal, while observers continue to comment on attire.
A reader asks about rough spots on a lung seen by a doctor and TB risk. An expert explains that such marks may be healed tubercular spots and stresses maintaining weight and hygiene. The column also covers milk-based diets for gastric ulcer patients and safe steps to reintroduce solids under medical guidance.
Fragmentary OCR text references a person named Pogues and a mount incident with talk of payment and a swelter heat. The readable content is unclear, with garbled phrases and unresolved names, making precise event or outcome determination difficult.
A fragmented list honors historical figures and anniversaries: William Bartrace of Kings County born mid 19th century, Henry Harriset presidental figure with ties to Washington, Bertha APOE 4 reference, Samuel J. Tider New Jersey statesman and New York dates, T. Ohbern Canterbury and Virginia names, AL Logan noted as senior statesman born in Tackeoy, Admiral William of Sanpeen tied to Spanish War and Palimsta New York.
A partial OCR fragment mentions the weather bureau and a subversion linked to the Ohio River, with references to the President and Nebraska to state measurements. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or named individuals beyond generic entities.
Senator George Ho Moves, a New Hampshire figure, was born in Lahee Maire in an event noted for its unclear year and age details. The snippet records his birth origin and early life context without firm dates.
George Ade, noted humorist, was born in Kemtlind Indiana sixty three years ago today. His wit and satire added to American literary life, with a career spanning plays, sketches, and stories that entertained audiences nationwide.
The text presents a cautious, steady temperament as desirable, praising patient effort and moderate luck in work. It suggests success comes from persistent application, a simple, contented life, and a long lifespan with a developing philosophical nature and enduring friendship.
Festival of Sx Apollonia, the patroness against toothache, and an automobile show start in Los Angeles California while state associate general contractors meet in Oklahoma City. Paavo Nurmi will run the first mile of his present invasion at Madison Square Garden New York. Eshibillion tennis match in Boston.
Warren Irving Glover born Brooklyn October 2 1879 rose from New York wool trade to real estate founder of Afton Holding Corp served New Jersey assembly 1916 21 speaker 1920s third assistant postmaster general and since 1925 second assistant. He expected air mail to expand with tube delivery linking post offices and air fields.
A speaker argues the post office department will be compelled to carry first class two cent mail by air as business demand grows. He predicts new air routes will emerge within a year, linking major cities and offering a faster service than trains or planes on current lines.
Orrie L. Edwards, 70, of Wellington, died Friday afternoon at Oberlin hospital after a short illness. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood. She leaves a brother Lehman Edwards of Wellington a sister Mrs Riles of Wellington a half brother Jes of Toledo and a half sister Mrs Overson of Wellington.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Karl Kelmar of Penfield, born at Elyria hospital and died within minutes, was quietly buried at Riverside cemetery in Cleveland yesterday. Mr Kelmar serves as principal of Penfield schools.
Mrs Keith Andrews hosted the Entre Nous Club at her Courtland Street home Friday evening. Three tables of bridge were in play with guests Mrs Webber PeVter and Miss Creda Grissinger. Attendees reported a most enjoyable time for everyone present.
At the senior high school chapel on Thursday afternoon superintendent A W Shields announced Wellington high school plans to adopt a merit award system for outstanding work in all departments. Previously awards covered athletics only. faculty and class leaders were asked to submit suggestions for the new program.
Regular W B A gathering Thursday evening noted Mrs Van Carmen formerly Miss Milderd Snyder received a silver wedding gift from the order. The group plans to serve the vi vanis Ginner again next Thursday.
Regular meeting of the Girl Scouts was held after school on Wednesday afternoon. Members and their leader Miss Mary Shelton enjoyed a coasting party Thursday afternoon.
Nineteen young people from Huntington rode a sleigh to Wellington on Thursday evening and attended the LoNet theater, sharing a winter outing with friends.
This afternoon Miss Pauline Powell hosted her eighth birthday with a theater party at LoNet theater and a birthday supper at the Vowel vyome. The group of her young friends enjoyed a most enjoyable time, with all reporting happiness.
Mr and Mrs Ed Nash will entertain members of the F Tables Pedro Club at their home on Thursday evening of next week. The social event aims to foster club fellowship and local engagement.
This week marks the annual Boy Scout week celebrating the movement's nineteen year history. Scouts in the local group wear their scout suits as 29 members and Scoutmasters Franklin Jones and E. L. Barrer attend Sunday services at the Baptist church in a neighboring town.
Mrs William Kaiser returns to her Cleveland home Friday after a two day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith. She attended the Sons Fest hosted by the school on Thursday and Helen took part. Franklin Jones made a business trip to Elyria Thursday. Friends of Mr Wm Reox in Lorain hospital are glad to hear he is slightly better. Mrs FE A Pawi has been ill. The Entre Nous Club met at Mr Claire Hills with the husbands.
VUEL was postponed to a later date due to illness. Friday afternoon two interclass girls and two interclass boys games were played at the local high school gym. Senior girls and Junior girls won their matches while Sophomores beat Freshmen. Mr and Mrs L L Bevier, visiting in Florida, were in Mt. Dora and St. Petersburg, planning to return home mid March.
Mayo Walter J. Batterson proposes a permanent municipal unemployment policy with machinery to tackle the problem. The first step will be a survey of city unemployment to guide effective action.
A report notes more than twenty thousand concerns fall in the United States while representing under one percent of total concerns in business. The figures underscore the large share of issues outside the corporate sector.
The Gulbransen Company of Chicago rises as the world’s largest independent piano maker by policy driven growth. A Cleveland B. P. S. paint shipment arrives, totaling 93 boxes and 16 500 pounds, with 2 500 cans in sizes from 1-4 pint to five gallons valued at thousands. Draper & Naynard sporting goods line expands, introducing a revolving golf club rack as part of spring stock.
Create a refined living room with a compact home grand piano. Walnut finish options match furniture, with finished instruments available to order. Easy payment terms let you start playing while you pay, and visitors will compliment your choice.
A new assortment of Paramount Banjos arrives with updated models priced from 25 dollars. Fred Koons, one of the best teachers in Lorent, Ohio, offers lessons at the studios every Tuesday.
The new Victor weekly release includes Sweethearts on Parade a sentimental favorite likely to be whistled and sung The flip side Where the Strattle Violets Grow appeals to many The Helen Kane selection Don’t Be Like That plus Me and the Man in the Moon offers three waltzes and three fox trots In Remain Bon Soir Live and Love My Tonia Sentimental Dream Then Came the Dawn dominate the lineup
A caller identifies as Dar's Radio Department and asks for help after his radio stopped working. He specifies he contacted the coroner but clarifies he wants radio repair. The exchange indicates a domestic call about faulty equipment.
The two weeks have boosted sled use and a food sale, with a broad stock of flexible coasters available. The shop offers skits, shoe skates and a wide range of winter sporting items.
Stop and look in our window this evening at the demonstration of Easy Washers priced at $109. Buy one of the new full size Easy's with patent Straley tub. Ask us to wash one week’s clothes in your home on Mondar free.
Closeout prices are presented on heating stoves including coal gas radiant and electric varieties. Now is a good time to buy as stores advertise broad selections and discounts.
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