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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
8
Washington dispatch reports Navajo superintendency notes arson ritual after family deaths, with hogan defined as shelter not home. Despite efforts to supply modern houses, many Navajos refuse to live in them preferring traditional shelters facing the west and exposed to storms.
A political leader praised a group described as simple and earth floored calling them bogans. The remark emphasized cultural authenticity and connected with working class voters, signaling emphasis on grassroots appeal over polished rhetoric.
English rheumatism expert Dr R Fortescue Fox suggests walking barefoot on wet grass as a cure. He argues exposure to cold and moisture educates a normal reaction, aligning with his stance as the English representative on the International Committee of Rheumatism.
The Farmers Institute held at Belden over Friday and Saturday attracted an average of 109 attendees across five sessions. State speakers Mrs Grace Miller of Sunbury Ohio and D R McConnell of Salem Ohio delivered instructive talks on various subjects. Miss June Buswell of LaGrange reported on the 4 H Congress.
A Medina community roundup reports concerts by the school orchestra and glee club, soloists Marjorie Reisinger and Dorothy Sandrock, and Ruth Adams of LaGrange. It notes dinner by the Community circle, prize winners, elected officers, and multiple visits, illnesses, and social gatherings including birthdays and family visits around Oberlin, Elyria, Cleveland, and Parma.
An item notes that, according to statistics, 36,000 Swiss citizens keep bees, equating to one bee-keeping family in 26. The gathering also lists social visits and local events including Mrs. Weaver and many friends sharing refreshments and birthdays, with multiple names and places mentioned in a community diary.
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