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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
6
On May 9 four scientists will observe a solar eclipse over the Malay peninsula to test relativity and probe the atom's hidden secrets as the sun is obscured.
An elderly reader asks what shingles is and how to prevent it. Dr Peters describes herpes zoster as a self limited skin disease with blisters along nerve paths, usually not crossing the body, and notes infection risk is unclear. He stresses good diet, rest, sleep, fresh air, exercise, and calm health to maintain resistance. The page also quotes historical notes and financial commentary.
A 1929 essay argues that large scale enterprise demands organization minded workers who can function beyond individual star roles. It stresses reducing distance between customer and proprietor, embracing constructive criticism, and aligning talents with team goals to earn rewards. Executives and office staff are urged to become "organization men" for success.
The piece notes rising college enrollment with over 950,000 Americans seeking higher education while expressing concern about wastful students and the strain on instructors. It compares U S enrollment to 65,000 in England 53,000 in France and 123,000 in Germany and argues strict standards must weed out undesirables to preserve prestige.
Lorain County's two representatives to the State Legislature received important committee assignments. Charles R. Summers of Oberlin was named chairman of the Organization of State Government committee and serves on Elections Judiciary and Rules. P. H. Rogers of Grafton, in his first term, joins Civil Service and Cities committees. Both are praised for their character and ability and expected to perform well in these roles.
A fragment hints at President Coolidge and a tasteless cod Heer, suggesting a plan for a silent partner after March 4th. The text appears as a garbled opinion with unclear intent and a coy copyright notice.
Reed Smoot, senior United States senator from Utah, marked his 67th birthday. A Mormon Church graduate, he built wealth through business, advised the church, and rose to Apostle as well as senator since his 1903 term.
A fragmented annals list notable births and deaths from 1773 to 1925 including Ethan Allen born in Connecticut and died in Vermont, Julien Dubque linked to Iowa, Marshal Ney executed in Paris, Sir Aubrey De Vere Irish poet, Cardinal Begin of Canada, and a note on England’s mill increase.
Reed Smoot U S senator from Utah born in Salt Lake City 67 years ago John A Le June Marine Corps commandant born in Louisiana 62 years ago Walter S Gifford president of American Telephone and Telegraph born in Salem Massachusetts 44 years ago Alfred P Dennis vice chairman U S Tariff Commission born in Worcester county Maryland 60 years ago Frederick G Cottrell director Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory Washington born in Oakland California 52 years ago Howard C Christi noted illustrator born in Morgan county 56 years ago today
A day linking personal strength with adaptability promises leadership if ego is kept in check. President and Mrs. Coolidge host a congressional reception. Public Health Service hosts a national flu conference in Washington. Sons of Temperance meet in Toronto. Association of American Colleges gathers in Chattanooga. State Society of Pioneers in Denver. State Historical Society convenes in Lincoln.
The government announces a reward program aimed at recognizing the healthiest home in Mexico. Officials encourage participation from families nationwide and outline criteria focusing on hygiene, energy use, and community health practices.
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