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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1929

Page

9

Answers to Everyday Questions by Cadman on Economic Injustice

Rev Dr G Parkes Cadman answers reader concerns about wealth, wages, and labor conditions. He discusses profits from underpaid workers, urges facts to back accusations against merchant princes, coal operators, and calls for dialogue over denunciation. He cites Owen Young and Ford, notes rising wage standards, and stresses public justice through conference and factual proof. He also comments on evolution, soul, and creation as philosophical alongside religious views.

Rahway N. J Pennsylvania Federal Council of Churches Owen D. Young Ford

Vegetable Compound Praise From Kingston Woman

Mrs Harrm V Eastrs of Kingston Missouri says she weighed 190 pounds and could not work before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After four bottles she is well and strong and recommends it. she cites her sister-in-law also benefiting after her last baby.

Kingston, Mo Lydia E. Pinkham Harrm V. Eastrs R. J. Kingston Missouri

Wife Becomes Pilot Despite Early Fear of Flight

Mrs. Ivan R. Gates wife of a plane maker now takes flying instruction and plans coast to coast trips in modern airplanes. Ten years ago she refused to let him pilot and later rode as a passenger with stunt pilots in San Francisco. After initial fright she joined him, the Gates Flying Circus, and has since logged hundreds of thousands of miles in forty eight states. She now prefers air travel to driving and aims to fly herself more.

New York Ivan R. Gates Gates San Francisco America

Fish pond tale nets a hundred fish at Mt LeConte

At Mt LeConte, R H Yett claims a fishing tale of catching about 199 fish in Uncle Steve Whalex’s pond. A ten foot fall and a net below the fall aided the feat as fish surfaced for a hook and jumped over the falls into the net. The report also notes a new plating material chromium that sheds water and keeps surfaces bright.

Sevierviste Tenn R. H. Yett Mt. LeConte Steve Whalex

Sun Ray Vogue Warns Against Overdoing Sun Baths

Washington July 3 Sun baths properly administered promote health for children, says a Bureau of Home Economics inquiry. Start with short exposures and small body areas, gradually increasing as the child adapts, with romper styles and light coverings recommended for those not used to sun.

Washington Bureau of Home Economics Agriculture Department Johnny

New York Boys Set Record In Reading Papers

Albany N Y newspaper publishers can breathe easy as a state survey shows 94 percent of 65 900 boys in continuation schools read newspapers regularly. Fiction ranks behind newspapers but many enjoy story books and magazines. About one third show interest in current events magazines while one quarter prefer history travel or autobiography. Libraries are underused, with fewer than 25 percent borrowing books.

Albany N. Y New York State Industrial Bureau of the State Education Department Industrial Bureau A. L. Wilson

Grandstand Wedding On Dawsonville Couple Ties Knot

Annie Hall and Ernest Rogers of Dawsonville North Carolina wed on a local baseball diamond with a baseball game halted for the ceremony. Reverend J Mason Richardson officiated as the couple began married life in the grandstand.

Train Wouldn't Come To Town

In Mobeetie Texas residents refused to move when the Santa Fe branch line would not come to their town. Old Mobeetie remained, while a new town site arose three quarters of a mile north with lumber yards stores and garages nearer the tracks for freight service.

Mobeetie Texas Mohammed Mountain Mobettie Texas Panhandle Santa Fe Fountain Stops Old Mobeetie New Mobeetie

French critic paints America as vain and ignorant in Grand Mirage

Paris reports a mixed reaction to American postwar prestige as Lucien Lehman’s Grand Mirage portrays Americans as vain, boastful, and ignorant, while Dr Francois Debat finds more good than bad after extended visits. The Young Committee’s success in untangling European concerns briefly boosted U S stock amid lingering anti American sentiment.

Paris Committee of Experts Europe America France Lucien Lehman New York Bay Golden Gate Lehman East Atlantic City Francois Debat

Glorifying Financiers and Makers in American Idea

A thinker praises the American ideal of celebrating financiers and manufacturers over poets and painters. He credits Henry Ford and J. P. Morgan with advancing humanity more than Anatole France and Puvis de Chavannes. He notes French fortunes are inherited, while American wealth is self made. He admires American women as beautiful and contrasts French fashion. He also says ancient Greece has nothing more sculpturally beautiful in women than modern New York.

Henry Ford J. P. Morgan Anatole France Puvis de Chavannes France Greece New York

Music at Birmingham church and weekend visit roundup

A special selection of music energized the Birmingham M. E. Church Morning Service. The piece lists numerous weekend visits as locals and guests from Elyria Cleveland Oberlin Lorain Amherst Norwalk and nearby towns spent time with families across the area.

Birmingham M. E Sam Lawrence Tifan Ohio L. A. Eppler Hubbard Howard Ardith Norwalk John Pfarr W. A. Wickline Columbus A. R. Ewell Elyria Amherst A. W. Moulder Providence R. I W. A. Moulder Gordon Brooks L. E. Normando Brookside Park Cleveland J. J. Berg Oberlin Ela Brandau J. R. Lawrence Walter Lawrence Townsend, Ohio Lou Stoller E. J. Stryker Kathryn Stryker J. J. Stoller Leland Wilber Nick Wilber Ethel Hartland T. J. Wilber Thomas Rusk Glenn Klady Galion Orlo Coven Kipton Theodore Ries Roy Ekleberry Akron Lucille King Clarence Brownell Berlin Heights Charlie Grazebach Clare Standfield Brown Lorain

Warning For Middle Aged Health Message From Harrisburg

Dr. Theodore B. Appel head of the State Health Department warns middle aged and older adults in Harrisburg about sudden fitness enthusiasm. He cautions businessmen who become fat and forty or older may impulsively take up tennis golf or baseball, risking poor judgment as outdoor season begins.

Harrisburg Theodore B. Appel State Health Department

Middle aged exertion warned by trainers

The article cautions that middle aged people should not abruptly overexert themselves after winter inactivity and that sudden or prolonged heavy exercise is unsafe. It notes sunshine and steady activity are essential and suggests safe options like golf and other outdoor games for those who enjoy them.

Double Funeral After Mother's Death in Tennessee Home

In Fountain City, Tennessee, Mrs. Molly Austen collapsed and died as her daughter's casket exited the Austen home for the hearse. A double funeral was held the following day, honoring both women.

Fountain Coty Tenn Austen Molly Austen

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8. Parkes Cadman Chronicle-Telegram G. Parkes Cadman Federal Council of Churches of Christ To America Cadman Dayton, Ohio God Ccology Pete Held Transfer Co Quincy Street Lorain County the Guarantee Title and Trust Company O. Zaisel Willard Broad Street Deane Ys Thomas Elyria Block AIR Graze Karl W. Plocher Lorain Co. Bank Bldg DIAL Barnirgs U.r Bureau Bureau of Standards Smith’s The Elyria Hardware Co Lewis Heiderich County Bank Building Castle’s Wall Paper Opp Elk’s Club
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