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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1928
Page
7
A wide view of nature’s might is offered through two distant disasters. Chilean vessel Angamos sinks after storm and rocks, killing at least 291. Arctic explorers cling to ice floes as rescue fades. Radio links keep hope alive while modern resources seem powerless against elemental forces.
A dated editorial denounces a spate of assaults on young girls and women by groups of men who force women into cars. It urges severe penalties, license revocation for offenders, and stronger police action to curb such “auto sheiks” as they target unescorted women along curbs and in streets, stressing moral outrage and public safety.
Fragmented text outlines remedies for constipation, including water, seeds, and cereals, with editor's note warning against diagnosis. Mentions transit, toxemia, diet, and temporary measures, plus a plea to mail postage and envelope for pamphlet distribution.
A condensed excerpt depicts Mrs. Em Pash urging an early return home as ABE MARTIN or Blarted characters discuss cand offices and gifting, mentioning the price of a nomination in a peculiar, stylized speech.
A prison survey shows few inmates can recite the Lord's Prayer or the Ten Commandments. In four years only a minority have repeated these core prayers, raising questions about religious instruction within the penitentiary and the role of faith in inmate rehabilitation.
The imnel report from the state welfare department quotes Director John E B Harper to Gov Donzhey claiming prisoners seek religion because it pays. He says prisoners know religion helps and notes a majority case favoring religious practice among inmates.
In a report to the religious census at the Ohio State Reformatory the director says most inmates are youths and about twenty percent of prisoners have no religion in the last four years. Hop growers of the west report the largest crop since 1916.
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