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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
15
The new Elyoria library opens in a refined setting once the home of Dr. Reefy. R B Lersch notes the builder’s pride in the carved wood and the building’s purpose as a public institution, honoring the late Dr. Reefy and his house as a suitable home for the library.
Americans send messages and tokens on Valentine’s Day as greetings fill the mails. Named for a Christian martyr of Rome, the day stems from the Roman Lupercalia festival and is observed nationwide with memories of happy associations among friends and kin.
A study by an insurance company compared 5,000 college athletes with 6,000 honor students across ten and six colleges respectively over 35 years. It found honor students show longer average lifespans, suggesting self discipline linked to longevity, while athletics alone are not inherently detrimental. The piece argues discipline fuels success more than sports alone and cautions against overemphasis on athletics.
A scrambled OCR passage blends bewhiskered names and dates with oblique references to explorers, authors, and suffrage figures. It mentions James Cook, William Blackstone, James Appleton, and Nora Hinward Shaw among others, with scattered dates and places, but the text is largely unreadable and comma-laden.
The column discusses non surgical options for bow legs and knock knees. It cites braces, expectant care with diet and exercises, and notes surgery as the only method after growth. Reports 1921 hospital cases and warns readers to seek medical guidance from Dr Peters for general questions.
A column by Arthur Ernest Morgan argues integrity in public affairs defined voters confidence in leaders. It notes Morgan’s career, Antioch College presidency, and engineering work while emphasizing that Herbert Hoover’s election reflected American faith in personal integrity over party machines.
Thursday February 14 marks St. Valentine’s Day and Admission Day in Arizona. The Engineering Institute of Canada convenes in Hamilton Ontario. The Odd Fellows lodge meets in Calgary, Alberta. Phi Delta Chi Fraternity gathers in Louisville Kentucky. The Live Stock Shippers Association meets in St Paul Minnesota.
Hishop Frederick Fisher of the Methodist Episcopal Church born at Greencastle Pal 47 years ago. Thomas S Williams Utuols congressman born in Clay Co U1 6T Yeats ago. Dr Robert E Park of the University of Chicago eminent 80ciologist born in Luzerne Co Pa 6S years ago. Charles Rann Kennedy noted playwright born in England 58 years ago.
An intelligent individual displays strong scientific thinking and fluent expression. Without restraint this can tilt toward dangerous impulsivity, potentially leading to mania if not checked. The piece cautions curbing such tendencies to prevent harm.
Rochester residents share weekend visits and small town events. Families from Norwalk Elyria and Akron visited, talks on safety at Gabon held, and church group plans a three act comedy drama The Greater Commandment. Local illnesses and recoveries noted as well as a few minor accidents.
Ben F. Evans of Wainwright Alaska reports finding a near surface coal seam in Wainwright, part of a large unbounded deposit. The Interior Department takes note of the discovery indicating rich, accessible quality coal in the northern region.
A department report describes a coal outcrop ten miles down the coast from the continent's inhabited point. The finding promises a fuel solution for the Exsktino villagers, solving a longstanding energy need in the region.
An aeroplane is being constructed for the Air Ministry of England and is described as combining the qualities of a helicopter and an air screw craft. The project aims to create a versatile aircraft suitable for varied operations.
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