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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
6
The Cleveland broadcast of the two hour debate on Ts Man A Ma chine drew an estimated 300000 listeners despite poor radio reception caused by interference. The event featured Clarence Darrow and Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner, with praise for its intellectual content and cultural merit.
Old residents recount winters when snow lingered and ice harvests fed homes. They recall sleighing, skating, and one room school experiences, contrasting with today’s milder weather and modern comforts. They note changes in clothing, play, and transportation, and reflect on aging life.
Cratology concepts emerge from New York scholars with claims of insight into human biology and social behavior. Proponents discuss methods and potential applications, while critics call for rigorous testing and clearer definitions.
The article discusses prenatal and child care focusing on diet for mothers and teeth. It stresses calcium rich foods, milk, high protein intake, and fruits and vegetables, plus guidance on pregnancy weight gain and dental care for children, with mention of affordable dental options and how to obtain related pamphlets.
ABE MARTIN records Pony Mopps in a humorous riff about Coolidge and past vice presidents who did not choose the honor, noting ground 101 and a log cabin origin with folks joking about election history.
Yesterday's historical roll recalls Gen. Harrison Graf Otis born in Manpitia Ohio and died in Los Angeles in 1917. It lists royal weddings, reciprocit talk, and Dreadnought launch. Birthdays include Sir Robert Falconer and William Aten White with ages noted.
A century ago today Colombia faces a Siren Bolivar dictatorship while Alexander Mlerand enters his 70th year in a dramatic shift. The piece notes grand programs of entertainment, an American gathering, and winter Olympic anticipation with conventions opening in Minneapolis and Boston.
Five years ago Burke law targeted overloaded trucks with strict enforcement by Sheriff Fred Wedern who arrested many violators. Four chiropractors lost licenses and closed offices when the state supreme court upheld the law. Kleervue Film Co. planned a studio after seeking locations across Ohio. Probate business moved to one judge for 32 years as Lorain county saw turnover in multiple judges. Twenty years prior, west side residents urged a day officer and trees were trimmed to fifteen feet. Chamber of Commerce elected new leaders. royal route 3 began service from Elyria post office serving twenty miles and 165 houses. Eastern Star chapter organized with Grand Worthy Patron from Cincinnati.
Bernt Hahnen announces an around the world bid and accompanied Byrd on the Ameriica trans Atlantic flight. Balcheo, a former Norwegian naval lieutenant, is praised as pilot navigator and mechanic, a standout across branches per associates.
The text notes Jtion Wi, a cyclist, crossing the Arctic in 1325 in pursuit of Norse explorer Noald Amurdeen and later stationed at Spitabergen with Amundsen’s North Pole crew. It mentions his U.S. citizenship papers securing an all American lineup for the voyage.
James J. Davis secretary of labor argues that scattered coal mining units increase costs and inefficiencies. He cites uncompetitive wages and costly administration while urging stabilization through consolidation and anti trust reform to enable planned cooperation. He proposes limiting new mine openings to ensure coal quality meets demand.
Mrs Burton Ross reports Eaton notices. Ora Lysasht moved to Elsria and Giles visiting in Columbus. Gipsy Smith preached. Roamerard and Gertsak families hosted in Elyria. Five Ohio women named Master Home Makers. banquet in Columbus honors them. High school basketball at Brotenheim Friday. Local lecturers plan program. wedding anniversary celebrated.
W W Tito had a stroke of paralysis last Tuesday evening. Mrs Shirkey hosts the old society meeting next Thursday February 16 and every lady is asked to bring a comic valentine. Mrs William Heanle visited relatives in Cleveland over Sunday.
January ends as New Orleans gears up for Mardi Gras with early organizing, planned balls, and elaborate festivities. The crown jewel parade featuring King Rex is set for February 21 with street closures and widespread masking.
A New Orleans notice lists reduced rail rates of one and a half for a round trip during Mardi Gras for regional teams with routes aimed at city access. The piece mentions broad travel manipulation and upcoming lanes. A separate ancient burial description notes a 5000 year old grave with multiple bodies.
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