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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
13
A contemporaneous analysis compares highway deaths to crosses along the road, showing more than 175000 fatalities and 725000 injuries in the past decade. It notes 26000 deaths and 725000 injuries in 1927, with rising rates as vehicle numbers grew.
Mechanical flight reshapes the gold rush as airplanes enable swift stakeouts. Floyd Bennett and Bernt Balchen flew to Reindeer Lake, marking thirty one claims within hours, signaling machines may supplant traditional pack horse toil and erode romance of the frontier. The old adventurers face a changing era where aviation dominates prospecting.
In a joint event by the American Humane Association and the National Association of the Fur Industry, 75 inventors submitted over a hundred traps aiming to be more humane than current steel leg traps. Prizes will be awarded for devices best suited to fur-bearing animals, prioritizing live capture and quicker, less painful methods. Designs came from across the United States and Europe, with many seeking to reduce animal mutilation and suffering.
In a social snapshot, some women embrace single life while others marry, reflecting varied choices about partnership. The piece contrasts independence with marriage as a personal option among contemporary young adults.
James Rowland Angell, Yale University president since 1921, advocates rigorous pursuit of truth across science, ethics, and public life. He warns that only disciplined knowledge and unselfish imagination can temper idealism and relieve human suffering in a connected world.
June reports from Town Line North describe WCTU and Ladies Aid gatherings at West Ridge and South Ridge churches. Attendees include Mrs Peters Mrs Delfield Mrs Ernst and Rev Chas Holzworth with devotions, refreshments, and various visitors from Lorain and Murray Ridge areas.
A fragmentary note reports Miss Tawney Apple covering her back with powdered rosin and attending a dance last night. The text appears from an 1828 copyright attributed to Jona F. Dille Cor.
Mrs S C Pierce entertained friends in Eaton to honor her husband s daughter Mrs Ernest Moutour of Rock Creek Ash tabula county visiting for the week The gathering included Mrs S Tite Mrs B M Crowell and others with refreshments served The occasion marked Mrs Moutour s childhood day and drew many Warm friends from the community
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