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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1929
Page
4
The article argues for public works as a cushion against industrial slackness and unemployment. It notes federal support and practical hurdles in cities and states, including voter reluctance to tax without clear expenditure plans. Detroit rejected a similar approach, but prudence suggests using public undertakings to soften unemployment hardships and sustain business.
A university scientist names fanatical devotion to sport hypertrophy, a growth in mind and body. The piece argues devotion is a national trait, contrasts mental and physical hypertrophy, and asserts the condition won’t curb football zeal or baseball business, until physical training is required in colleges as a cure.
The article credits Jenner's 1798 vaccination insight and argues vaccines as essential for preventing diseases. It notes the public health system promotes preventive treatment for typhoid, scarlet fever, and diphtheria, and highlights the value of vaccines against influenza and grip as a hoped for century defining medical breakthrough.
The column warns against quack weight loss creams and internal tablets, advising a scientifically sound diet with fewer calories and regular exercise for long term results. It discusses stomach ptosis, undernourishment, and the need for proper physical exams, offering pamphlets on reducing and gaining weight and noting future topics.
Willis H. Booth argues for a world wide calendar simplification through an international conference. He notes the need for education rather than pressure, cites his roles in the International Chamber of Commerce and League committee, and reports broad interest from England France Poland Sweden and Italy. Booth, born 1874 in Winnemucca, is a former executive tied to Edison Electric and various banks and chambers of commerce.
The list marks birthdays and deaths of figures such as Thomas Paine Moses Cleveland Light Horse Harry Lee Albert Gallatin Nathaniel Wyeth King George II William McKinley and Timothy Pickering. It notes Kansas statehood and New York ratification of the Federal Prohibition amendment.
A humorous note suggests researchers are close to turning wood edible, while locals joke about eating a croquet ball with vine gar. The Soles remains confined with flu, but Boots Legger She Lark says he is tapering off and expected back at the sawmill soon.
The list commemorates several figures born on this date across years. John D. Rockefeller Jr. in Cleveland and Owen Davis in Portland Maine are noted as aged 55. Hugh R Wilson in Evanston and Water F George in Pleasantville also listed with ages 44 and 56. Romain Rolland, Barnar Oldfield and others are cited as prominent figures born in earlier years.
On Tuesday January 29 several associations gather in cities from Phoenix to Philadelphia and Vancouver. Events hint at swift work and lasting marks on the roll of fame while other notices note dinners hosted by the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Roy O. West in honor of President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge.
Washington news review notes a growing number of motor powered farms, especially in the grain belt, with hundreds fully horseless and thousands more using tractors for heavy work. It cites regional examples, the shift since 1920s, and warns farmers to adapt or exit. It links to cooperative marketing and indictments in dairy and poultry rings as lessons in producer organization amid rising costs. Also mentions 40,000 thunderstorms daily globally.
Four Ohio farm women will be honored February 4 at Master Homemakers during Farmers Home Week at Ohio State University. The recognition mirrors the Ohio Master Farmers program and is part of a national effort. Nominees included 36 rural women. a judging committee named the Homemakers led by Miss Minnie Price, state home demonstration agent.
On the first of the year 8,000 miles of Ughted air ways were in service across the country marking a notable expansion. The milestone underscores growth in aviation infrastructure and nationwide air navigation.
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