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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1968
Page
5
A fragment discusses the origin of Lorain and the danger of repeating unverified stories. The piece notes a columnist once believed a widely told tale and cautions against rumor spreading in historical narration.
Eric Hoffer comments on a global birth pang across continents, criticizing violence and demands for forceful action. The piece shifts to local postal history notes and stamp news, detailing Charlestown and Black River postmasters, Canada Bourassa stamp issues, and Great Britain stamp releases, with club meeting notices in Lorain County.
Ex nun and Webster College president Jacqueline Grennan discusses religion education and culture in excerpts from her speeches. She argues for lay control of Webster and speaks to students educators and volunteers on topics from ethics to civil rights and ecumenism.
A short metal strip acts as a wind gauge. Bend a stiff metal piece and hang its shorter end by threads so it can swing with the air. As wind pushes the hanging strip, it deflects the strip along a marked scale, showing wind strength. Leonardo da Vinci, famed painter of the Mona Lisa, was also an inventor with hundreds of devices. The device uses a stationary strip and a movable piece to measure wind deflection.
The National Geographic July piece by Franc Shor tours northern Italy lake country. It highlights Lake Como and Lake Maggiore with promenades villas and islands Isola Bella and Isola dei Pescatori, plus Pre mana and Bardolino winegrowing regions and a family friendly lakeside scene along with a note on local time and a shoreline festival vibe.
A reader asks about a desk bought in England in the 1920s, 22 by 42 by 22 inches, with elaborate shell inlay on corners. The answer notes it reflects early Chippendale characteristics such as bracket feet and marquetry shell inlay typical of 1730–1790 English work.
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