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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
12
In Youngstown Ohio on January 10 Mrs Oliver Brown 47 and her husband 45 fell from a runaway street car after traction was lost on slippery tracks. Mrs Browns neck was broken and Mr Browns injuries were serious. The car stopped at the hill’s bottom with no other passengers hurt.
Arthur S. Goebel of Wichita announces a 24,000 mile nonstop world flight as his next objective after winning the Dole flight to Honolulu. He intends to attempt it as soon as preparations and funding are secured, citing the Mary Question as proof such a feat can be achieved.
Chicago Jan 10 A code of family ethics compiled by Mrs B F Langworthy club leader condemns the bathtub as a principal source of family quarrels in homes with a single bathroom The debate centers on who shall take the first bath and how to share the limited facility in daily routines
Mrs Langworthy comments on the dispute born from rising water levels. She argues that wage earners deserve the right of way and others should wait politely. The remark highlights tensions between workers and other parties during a period of strain.
The Department of Commerce reported that 2,781,829 pounds of shoe polish valued at 766,326 dollars were shipped by American firms to foreign countries in the first ten months of 1928. Most went to Cuba, Canada, and South America to brighten boots. Europe mainly polishes its own shoes at home.
The discovery marks Brazil's earliest oil find with production potential offering regional impact. Geologists confirm a field near Sao Paulo, drawing attention from national energy agencies and industry observers for future development prospects.
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as an instant neutralizer of excess stomach acid. It claims rapid relief from indigestion through a harmless tasteless alkali, noting its 50 year physician endorsement and U S registered trade mark.
Elyria ladies supported Civil War troops in 1861 by supplying food clothing reading material and hospital stores. They produced a beautiful double sick flag for Elyria’s first companies and sent extensive hospital boxes with blankets socks shirts and supplies while raising funds and feeding recruits, leaving a lasting community record.
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