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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1929
Page
4
A compact reflection on how society adopts antique styles in architecture fashion and consumer goods. The piece notes Spanish inspired home facades English rooflines Southern Colonial forms and réplication of old furniture and dress. It argues the era fosters dreams shaped by financial limits and modern fabrication.
A government survey details that over half of global corn is grown in the United States, with U S production averaging 2.75 billion bushels in 1923–27. Argentina remains the next largest producer, exporting about seventy percent of its corn, while U S exports are valued at about twenty three million dollars over five years.
An article outlines fever management including bed rest and warm care, then specifies a liquid diet to prevent acidosis. It lists energy foods, vitamins, mineral salts, protein, and fluids, with preferred sources such as fruit juices, vegetables, milks, and gruels. Special notes on milk digestion, feeding frequency, and laxative tips are included, along with physician guidance and reader submissions.
George L. Tex Rickard, who died in Florida, led a remarkable life as a cowboy at ten, town marshal at Henrietta Texas at twenty two, and a fortune seeker in Alaska starting in 1895. He built a peerless boxing legacy through grit and risk across era and frontier.
A compact roll of historic births and death dates including Moliere in Paris 1622 and Talma 1763 in Paris. It lists Lafayette McLaws born Augusta Georgia 1821 died Savannah 1897, Marshall Lefferts Brooklyn 1821 died 1876, Gamaliel Bradford Boston 1831, Joseph Hopkinson Philadelphia 1779, Lot Smith Russell Brunswick 1842 died Washington 1902, and Miles leading a campaign in Montana.
A compact montage of milestones: 1559 Queen Elizabeth crowned at Westminster. 1777 Vermont declares independence. 1811 Congress empowers seizure of West Fior da if attacked. 1831 Charleston & Hamburg Railroad opens in South Carolina.
An article urges building a society wide habit of self-discipline instead of enacting harsher laws or harsher punishments. It praises Columbia University and its Law Faculty for engaging in humane reform, arguing detention and punishment miss the mark and that rehabilitation can restore a criminal to citizenship.
Regular passenger service on any American railroad is listed alongside birthdays of notable figures. Dr. W. H. P. Faunce president of Brown University born in Worcester, Lieut. Gen. Robert Lee Bullard retired U. S. A. born in Youngsboro Alabama Arthur M. Free California congressman 50 years ago Virgil G. Hinshaw noted prohibition worker born Woolson Iowa 53 years ago George M. Reynolds eminent Chicago banker 64 years ago Louis M. Terman Stanford psychologist born Johnson County Indiana 52 years ago.
The passage speaks of an elastic spirit that carries one over rough roads full of pitfalls. It notes self-indulgence as a tendency toward dabbling in affairs. A strong determination of purpose is seen as essential to counteract awkward missteps.
A speaker argued that legal studies will contribute to law schools and the teaching of law, anticipating important and constructive outcomes. He warned that many statutes and decisions mix law with nonlaw elements, urging that all forms of law carry full authority, otherwise the law risks being seen as an ass.
In San Diego California January 15 the army aircraft Question Mark may restart its endurance flight to Washington travel delayed by Captain Eakers mothers illness at Eden Texas. Eaker chief pilot reached Eden by air and train and reported his mother pneumonia improving as of yesterday.
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