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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1926
Page
4
State agriculture officials call on northern farmers to burn standing corn stalks infested by the European Corn Borer. Director Charles V. Frags notes unbroken stalks in Regulation No. 3 area hinder pest control and recommend early breaking and windrow burning before freezing weather.
An old Dutch internal remedy tone in capsule form claims rapid easing of joint pains from hips to wrists. The ad touts internal false removal and guaranteed results or money back, with Haarlem Netherlands as origin and price shown in local currency.
Agricultural officials urge growers to cooperate in burning and other control methods to limit European Corn Borer damage to Ohio crops. The newsletter notes local events from Olmsted area including basketball games, club activities, church services, and personnel changes from February and March.
In North Olmsted on February 17 about thirty members attended a social at bowling alleys and gym. Local residents share travel updates and cottage move ins while two basketball games at the gym feature Olmsted juniors losing to Elyria Church of Christ 21 to 10 and Olmsted Seniors defeating Spitzer Fords 24 to 18.
Dr William B Scott, honored by the National Academy of Sciences with this year’s Hayden medal for geology, has served as Princeton University professor for more than four decades. Born in Cincinnati and descended from Benjamin Franklin on his mother's side, he earned an A B at Princeton at 19 and a Heidelberg LLD three years later. He joined Princeton in 1880 as an assistant and became a full professor the following year, authoring several textbooks and monographs and receiving honorary degrees from Harvard Oxford and others.
A historic report highlights the country leading copper production and its central role in meeting about two thirds of global industrial demand. The article discusses signaling and braking technologies in transport, noting how reflective parts improve visibility.
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