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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1929
Page
6
For forty eight years Elyria has been home sweet home to me and I heart's deatro and prayer to God sis that Elyria may be saved Mrs W L Fay 241 Washington Ave
A New York Times dispatch from Washington says President Coolidge will devote himself to writing on government topics after retirement on March 4. He will maintain homes in Washington and Northampton, mass. Articles may appear in newspapers and later as a book. He plans to address government financing operations international relations and other subjects studied during his presidency. His cabinet members will assist with information from their departments. Observers will closely follow his post presidential views for insights free from executive constraints.
A sub committee of the national crime commission led by Frank O Lowden urges state control of all convicted prisoners and the abolition of small fines paid in installments. It argues local jails are inadequate and that probation and reform focus can reduce reoffending while safeguarding society.
The National Industrial Conference Board reports 87 of 100 Americans worked in 1928, down from earlier years, while school and college attendance rose. Elyria youth stay longer in school, more students reach high school and college, boosting per capita wealth and living standards nationwide.
Mrs W weighed 112 pounds and sought a gain of 15 pounds using eight bottles of advertised gaining tablets. Instead she lost eight pounds and was told refunds were not guaranteed. The column suggests writing to the manufacturer or the U S Public Health Service, notes the health risks of such nostrums, and hints at further reader correspondence.
A mangled exchange mentions a figure around $10,090 and references to installments and pay due. The snippet shows a speaker identified as Uncle Fr, discussing how purchases and payments can pile up in the same week’s wares, with stray OCR remnants and a copyright notice for John F L Dille.
Anniversary notices mark February 19 as statehood admission day observed with a dinner hosted by the Secretary of Labor James J. Davis and Mrs Davis for President and Mrs Coolidge. A conference on draining and fertile land convened in Washington with regional meetings noted.
A compact register lists prominent historical figures with birthplaces and dates. Nicglaus Copernicus is noted as founder of modern astronomy, born in Thorn, Prussia on March 24, 1473. David Garrick, famed English actor, born in Lichfield. Alessandro Volta, Italian physicist, born in Como and died 1827. Other entries mention Sir Allan McNab, Francis P. Blair, Lindha Thompson, Adelina Patti with birthplaces and dates.
Gen Alfaro Obregon is identified as President of Mexico and noted to be born in Sonora. The fragment cites 1828 as a reference to the event or date related to his life or appointment.
A garbled collection of dates and events mentions Henderson as Texas's first state governor, the 1964 founding of a civic order in Washington, a 1896 train station bombing in Johannesburg killing 300, and the start of a major Philadelphia streetcar strike.
Newcomb Carlton of Western Union born at Elizabeth New Jersey sixty years ago. Captain Thomas J J Lee celebrated astronomer born near Montgomery City Missouri fifty years ago. George Sisler noted baseball player born at Nimisila Ohio thirty three years ago. Dr Sven Hedin famous Swedish explorer born years ago.
A retiring disposition and strong intuition mark this reader. Despite cool affections, steady nature could push a humble individual toward influential creative achievements.
Dr L S Rowe of the Pan American Union profiles Pan American cooperation and a proposed continental trade mark conference. The piece notes Rowe’s background and the goal of unified inter-American protection to curb trade mark disputes and foster commerce across the Americas.
A fragment outlines fraud risks in well known trademarks and urges consumer perspective. It discusses recommendations and solutions approved by the conference body through Pan American Union for governments to approve and ratify. If a non signatory state adhesion is needed, the convention takes effect after seven signatories ratify.
Readers discuss Spiritualism versus traditional religion, praising Pure Spiritualism as key to the hereafter. They reference Jesus, soul concepts, healing by doctors, and critiques of scriptural interpretation while noting judges, lawyers, and ministers now show interest in Spiritualist truths.
A brief readers’ column letter from Leo F. W. Faber of Oberlin Ohio urging independent thinking and claiming belief in contact with deceased loved ones. The writer suggests directors who have died could write prescriptions for stock and describes a perceived greater perception after death.
A columnist lauds Mr. Sunday and his party for their work in the city. They celebrate the performance of gospel songs led by Mr. Rodeheaver with a large chorus and crowd. The piece speaks of spiritual joy and the proclamation of Jesus Christ as Saviour.
Washington Pa. A Weat Penn Power Co sues I A Garrigaun of this city claiming £60 damages after a Garrigan truck crashed into and shattered a guy wire stub near the city outskirts. It is the first civil suit filed in the county courts here.
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