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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
13
A Michigan writer recalls winter life on the farm in earlier days with cold dawn chores and hearty breakfasts. He notes a shift as farmer sons move to towns, radios bring city jazz, and the old isolation gives way to urban influence. The piece argues the broader American change requires recognition and adaptation. New Castle Pa News.
A Bellevue style crash near a trolley line left mangled bodies and wreckage. Elyria faces three risky crossings Bath Erie and West Street on the Yellow Line with no flashers. City Council demanded warning signs from Yellow Line, which promised reflecting signs. residents urge flashers now to prevent fatalities.
A fragmentary quote laments that licensing would tax meddling as the simplest revenue fix. It critiques republics as ungrateful and notes the absence of a statue for the cook who created pumpkin pie. The text then pivots to a peculiarly truncated line about a bell and a child on a cash register.
A column explores ancient Salerno medical wisdom on diet, urging moderation and caution with alcohol, meals, and prompt walking. It notes winter itch dermatitis and offers non medical remedies, then invites reader questions for future columns.
A notice lists meetings of the Order of Eastern Star in Hartford Connecticut the State Agricultural Association in Danville Indiana the State Engineering Society in Des Moines Iowa the Grand Rapids Michigan association a Nurserymen group in Kansas City Missouri and a wholesale hatters association in Washington DC.
A list of birth and death years with brief notes on figures such as Ben Johnson Shakespeare friend, Gouverneur Morris, Benjamin Franklin postmaster general, Franz Schubert, James G. Blaine, Milwaukee's incorporation, George de Kar commodore, and Charles Spurgeon. Includes birthplaces and death locations with scattered dates.
A parole move in the Velma West case draws local attention nearly a year after her alleged murder of her husband with a table leg. The remark on memory and the unsettled timeline hints at ongoing public interest and legal process surrounding the case.
Key dates mark Guy Fawkes execution in 1606 and Osceola death in 1838. A British training ship named Atalanta with 2809 aboard disappeared after leaving Bermuda in 1880. Zeppelins raided England in 1916 causing 59 fatalities.
Nathan Straus eminent philanthropist born in Bavaria marked 1 year since birth today. Irvine L Lenroot ex Wisconsin senator born Superior Wisconsin observed 60 years since birth. Zane Grey novelist born Zanesville Ohio celebrated 54th birthday today. H F A Schoenfeld U.S. embassy chargé d affaires in Mexico born Providence Rhode Island marked 89th birthday. William W Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad president born New Albany Indiana observed 66th birthday today.
A cautionary note advises that the end of the month brings stronger impulses than reason and urges exercising discretion over brute force to avoid danger, as you may win a point temporarily but pay later.
Arthur Hendrick Vandenberg of Michigan. born Grand Rapids March 22 1884. University of Michigan law student. former Collier's Weeks writer. Grand Rapids Herald editor since 1890. appointed to U S Senate in 1928 to fill vacancy. noted as biographer and public orator. He critiques apportionment and warns about census based seat distribution in Congress. calls for constitutional mandate enforcement amid population growth.
Bernard V. Child writes in Chronicle Telegram condemning evangelist Gilly Sunday for pontificating on creation and religion without knowledge. He urges two years of study under Omerson Fosdick Mathews and Oberlin professors to improve understanding and usefulness, warns that Sunday uses half-truths.
The first of a fleet of new F-10 tri motor Fokker planes for Universal Air Lines has landed at Cleveland airport from Garden City California. The 120 mph, three Wasp engines craft seats 12 and will serve Cleveland Chicago and Chicago Minneapolis routes. A $506,000 hangar under construction will be ready by May 1 and by mid summer four motor Fokkers with 32 seats and sleeping berths for 153 will enable night flights and expanded service.
Washington officials announced the inauguration parade for March 4 with seating along Pennsylvania Avenue. Covered seats opposite the presidential reviewing stand cost 7.60 dollars, while other seats are 5 and 3 dollars. The Hoover Inaugural Committee plans to erect 45,000 seats for the event.
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