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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1928
Page
6
The text argues that every person worthy, regardless of station, carries influence through honest work and example. It cites craftsmen and architects, cites Franklin and Lincoln as models, and asserts daily conduct and community service shape lasting impact on others.
A survey reports 49 major fire causes in the country with 42 strictly preventable. Carelessness by smokers, defective chimneys, lightning, stove and furnace faults, sparks on roofs, spontaneous combustion, hot ashes and open fires are cited as leading factors. Despite extensive education, the preventable fire toll remains high and costly.
The article argues that rising car use will push lawmakers to expand public control. It notes New York's possible car ban from congested business districts and widespread limits on downtown parking as signs of broader urban changes. Engineers must plan for fewer shaded streets and wider driving lanes as vehicles shape city design.
A letter from Lutu Hunt Peters M D discusses hair growth on a woman's face and remedies including epilation and safety razors. It argues social pressure affects women’s choices and suggests practical steps while noting health considerations and the scarcity of reliable guidance.
The speaker argues for regular, small advisory efforts to students rather than a lump sum at graduation. He contrasts consumer behavior of paying for extra goods with public utilities pushing costs onto customers to fund expansion.
A jumble of dates and names marks anniversaries and historical references. Mentions of Sea events, political figures, births and deaths, plus a Prohibition note citing W Cabell Bruce and opposing views. Several scattered fragments point to 18th and 19th century persons and events with era-specific phrasing.
Fragmentary text references Napiss Dar Dri Ji L as president of Albion cilere in Manchester Iowa and Harcy I Dass a former governor born in Cleveland. Notes mention radar from three years ago and ages around 250 the latter fragment.
Daugurvets of Scotland pay tribute as the annual business session of the National Association of real estate boards convenes in New York. Conventions open today with multiple regional associations listed from Montreal to Detroit and Chicago.
The writer laments pre prohibition creating a professional minimal class and cites Chicago police chief claims of rising crime. He notes perceived social drinking habits at dinners, especially women consuming more cocktails than men, and warns of growing social issues tied to prohibition.
Colonel Wisship, a Macoa Georgia native, linked to early settlers, served in France with the 42nd Division during World War I. He was with Gearapes at Vera Cr e a as civil affairs offernee and trained many troops for front line action. He also served in the Philippines and received the Distinguished Service Medal and the French Legion of Honor.
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