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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
6
The piece laments how many rely on newspapers for all information and praise the modern press. It notes coverage spans science economics politics and society with rapid milking of world events through telegraph and photo. readers see latest reports minutes after events.
The United States reports strict port inspections to prevent disease entry. In the past fiscal year domestic ports processed 20 793 passengers and 1 140 922 seamen across 7 991 vessels with 169 61 passengers and 226 73 seamen inspected at insular ports while foreign ports inspected 3 954 vessels 494 172 passengers and 72 783 seamen prior to embarking. Officials emphasize it is easier to prevent an epidemic than to stop one once started.
A fragment from a Lulu Hunt Peters column discusses birth control safety, maternal happiness, and postbirth care. It mentions dieting during pregnancy, preserving the figure after pregnancy, abdominal binders, prevention of striae, and a pamphlet request with self addressed stamps for costs.
Ludlow Mapas declares a woman’s hypnotic power and cunning as a reason why men are often asleep to her influence. London photographs suggest a shift toward larger ideas and chemistry in the era.
A report notes two Alaskan wolverines arrived in Michigan for the Walton League exhibit and sparked discussion on species extinction. The piece recalls Wolverines as voracious and mobile, mentions Michigan’s famous mascots Benny and Bim, and warns that loss of prey may push such animals to move or die.
Dr. Valferia A. Parker, authority on social morality, discusses marriage and suffrage, arguing for sex character training and better preparation for family life. She critiques unions based on mere physical factors and calls for ethical parental responsibility to foster stable, lasting marriages and healthy children.
South Ridge notes list church services Sunday March 4 with Sunday school at 10:00 am prayer service 11:00 am BE L C EB at 7:30 and worship at 8:00 pm. Mr and Mrs Cheries Duts entertained thirty two friends Saturday evening with a card party.
Members of the Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs. Nary Eppley’s residence on Wednesday to devote time to quilting. Guests included Mrs. J. H. Delefield, Mrs. Lewis Spiegel bert of Townline Road, Mrs. Elizabeth Foul, Mrs. Barbara Had truth, Mrs. Marion Eppler, and M iss Ruth Bernice and Miriam Fowl. Refres hments were served late in the afternoon by the hostess.
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