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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
10
National safety discussion reviews how drivers caused crashes. Contested right of way and speeding top the list with wrong side driving and ignoring signals also cited. Extras include corner cutting backing jams with streetcars and cars rolling unattended in safety zones.
Officials cite a mix of driver fatigue fatigue and confusion with following other cars too closely and mental and physical incompetency as conditions contributing to automobile accidents. Readable fragments mention vehicle defects and driver inexperience among factors.
June 24 report notes a House resolution by Rep. Knutson calling for a four year inquiry by fourty Representatives and three Senators into Samoa’s Naval Governor system. It proposes a temporary government and a Federal district judge with appeals to be possible, arguing for remedial legislation.
In a Baltimore letter dated July 18 a reader reports fifteen years of use with Resinol Soap and Ointment restoring skin. The writer notes improvements for herself and her two young daughters and urges others to try the products for clear skin and relief of callouses.
National Safety Council cites dozens of American cities in a tabulated study on pedestrian crashes. It notes most injuries occur to walkers in streets and intersections with few signals, and blames careless behavior rather than drivers in many cases.
Knutson described the 1900 move to formalize Samoa independence recognition by England Germany and the United States. President Roosevelt issued an executive order on February 19 1900 designating an American naval station and appointing a commandant to govern. He noted the era’s despotism tended toward benevolence though concerns remained about possible annexation.
On June 2 near a large town in Mexico Te, the first of four central rural agricultural schools was inaugurated. Dr ML Parres, subsecretary of agriculture, represented President Calles at the opening. The other farm schools will be started in Durango Michoacan and Hidalgo. Export of opium from India for medicinal use is projected to begin within ten years.
Advert says women adopt Kotex pads to avoid disposal and laundry embarrassment. Claims five times more absorbent than cotton pads and deodorizing properties allow freedom in clothing and activities. For sale at drug or department stores, twelve pads cost a few cents.
Officials call for safety and arclient prevention education to be integrated across all levels of schooling including public and private elementary schools parochial night vocational citizenship secondary colleges and universities.
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