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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
5
A visit to a town hit by a burst water main left residents without water for seven hours. Women washed, cooked, and lived through a waterless day, while thoughts turned to Elyria’s abundant supply and the fear of its possible loss. The experience underscored appreciation for dependable local water.
National Republican leader Mrs Alvin Hert reports women nationwide back Herbert Hoover with enthusiastic backing and letters of help. She says eight years of service by Hoover inspires a turnout that will deliver a large female vote in November and notes the peace army of 14 million families remains in women's hearts.
Voters in Lorain County are urged to participate in the August fourteenth primaries as national issues overshadow local campaigns. The article stresses choosing men who reflect the popular will and expects a record turnout, with emphasis on party representation. A stray note mentions a newly married couple seeking a place to live and keep a car.
An article offering guidance on diet during pregnancy and nursing, with emphasis on children's teeth care. It covers starting tooth brushing as early as eight or ten teeth, proper brushing technique, salt water rinses, toothpaste, and daily diet suggestions including greens, fruit, eggs, and whole grains. It notes regular dental visits and cautions against excessive mushy foods.
An obituary tribute to Hamilton Fish, longtime New York congressman and statesman, highlighting his public service from 1943 and wartime duties. The piece reflects on his era of influence, party alignment, and impact on U S policy, marking him as a respected political figure.
A fragment quotes Jake Gentley predicting Sen Heflin’s political future, remarking on a train dispatcher error or a spreading ray as unlikely barriers. The line includes a casual aside about “my favorite son” fitting into politics, attributed to Jake Gentley.
Local column notes Miss Margaret Lee Kipton shares family notices involving Mrs Oberiin and Mr Ralph Reed, mentioning a daughter of Mr and Mrs Herr Davidson and a Sua- event with Davidson. Limited readable lines suggest a social snippet on kinship and introductions.
Cleveland residents and friends are mentioned in a string of short notices. People travel to Elyria Norwalk Cleveland and Medina for visits business and funerals. A machine accident near Tam Lee is noted with no injuries. The fragment ends with a remark about archers in Alaska hunting big game.
Vaughn Electric Co located at 102 Cleveland Street Southeast Phore contact number 3239 serves local electrical needs. The brief note lists a business address and phone contact for customers seeking electrical services.
Ridgeville notes from July 27 describe Mrs Martha Moot visiting Detroit and several local families hosting relatives from Cleveland Columbus Hudson Elyria Lorain and Middlefield. Social events include U B S picnics at Rev E C Young and trips by multiple households to family homes and on Sunday at various residences.
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