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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
15
A feature on how weather dominates conversation in Elyria, echoing Johnsonian times. The piece notes people discuss the forecast and mood, but actions remain minimal as weather chatter replaces hard news beats.
Paris report shows several members of the Poincare cabinet finding government tenure costly. One minister complains the 355 900 francs salary plus 40 thousand as deputy leaves him short after taxes and urges resignation if the ministry lasts long. The Premier jokes about passing a social insurance law.
Nature Magazine notes barometer readings serve mainly for comparison rather than standalone value. It explains how local pressure changes, when tracked with other sites, form the telegraphic weather map and reveal regional pressure variation.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for lingering coughs and throat troubles. It claims creosote plus other ingredients soothe inflamed membranes and halt germ growth, with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved.
Dr. L Concepcione of the University of the Philippines reports that white rice fish meat and pork with sugar form the main Philippine diet. The diet lacks vitamins and minerals and increases susceptibility to tuberculosis influenza and pneumonia. The professor urges government focus on conditions affecting normal development.
Houston dispatch attributes remarks to US Attorney General T W Gregory in Wilson cabinet. He says the GOP 1928 race faces the Nicaraguan policy as a major hurdle for Coolidge. Gregory predicts the convention in Houston may aid Al Smith’s campaign and expects corruption and the “take” question to dominate.
In its report, Nature Magazine praises its own offices for aiding in controlling rodents, noting the creature's burrowing skills as its main claim to effectiveness. It describes the donation of eight thousand acres of forest to Michigan, including seventy eight acres of virgin timber.
The mink Latreola vision is described as a staple fur bearer in North American woods. Its form and habits resemble those of weasels, highlighting its role in nature narratives and fur trade commentary.
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