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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1930
Page
4
A historical report credits the modern bakery with lifting women from home baking, showing bakery produced bread now 90 percent of national supply, down from 63 percent a decade earlier. It notes sanitation codes in Ohio, improved ovens, automation, and the societal shift freeing housewives for recreation.
Major General K Fi Booth outlines army supply problems tracing the evolution from Napoleonic era logistics to World War I. He notes the supply division of general staff coordinating services under G-4, with preplanned, sustained support for distant theaters and the need for humane, efficient provisioning.
An 1914 era notice highlights notable births and deaths tied to anniversaries. Figures include Richard Yates the Civil War governor and U S senator, Beth Low former New York City mayor and Columbia president, and others linked to Tranktin Marshield Warsaw and Prophlva with dates around 1852 and 1894, reflecting a concise history roundup.
Pogue Swallow challenged the town trustees today asking what they will do with money to help poor car owners, criticizing those who fail to contribute. He argued for swift action to support needy residents.
Washington reports from January 18 discuss radio instruction as a growing educational tool. Olin, California, Ohio, and Australia are cited showing steps toward integrating radio into daily lessons with supervised broadcasts and structured time slots for different grades.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a discussion of education policy and political tensions. Mentions educators, radio programs, and state actions with several named individuals and organizations. Includes event listings such as the Songs Men's Chorus and a Thursday schedule with invocations and addresses.
A fragment from New London outlines plans for the annual Farmers Institute in two weeks, detailing speakers such as Arthur Dingon and Geneva Steiner. It notes a program with talks on poultry, rural life, and agricultural topics, plus music and readings, with lessons from local schools and county agents.
A reception committee list names Leona McConnell vice president Hogsett Kirkpatrick Knapp Hartman and others. Lester Thudlum of FLW Carvey Setterfield Sutherland noted. Dinner served at noon Wednesday and Thursday by the Domestic Science Class.
In major continental European cities large hospitals resemble colleges. Walls house lantern shaped machines with tile doors facing the street and a bell beside. An unwanted child is placed in the lantern and is quickly admitted inside the hospital.
A Saturday advert promotes Vietrolas and Phonographs at $978 and $1975 with other items like a complete Edison cabinet and records priced under $20. It touts a $35,000 piano still available, notes cheaper models from $75 down and $16.50 monthly, and highlights a Lowboy radio at $100. Says German Opera tickets for Cleveland are available January 24 25 26 and urges stocking up on Victrola records at 29 cents each or four for $1. The piece emphasizes music room ambience and in store repair services for band instruments.
Day's Hardware promotes a January clearance with heavily discounted rebuilt used washers and other bargains. The ad touts price advantages versus Cleveland shops, mentions gym goods, Bendix grooved runner sleds, and Flexible Flyers. It notes inventory checks and a January 3lyt close, with a two year guarantee on Big Ben and Baby Ben clocks.
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