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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
8
The Elyria Chronicle-Telegram highlights strong Sunday School and church attendance as evidence that many residents remain devoted to fundamentals and higher values. Noting gold prize offers for perfect attendance, the article praises records of 14 and 13 consecutive Sundays and emphasizes Americans’ enduring moral sense guiding pioneer ideals.
The Elyria Board of Education advanced its school program with contracts for a new Allen school and an addition to Elyria High. The Allen school will serve the eastern district and will be the first built without a bond issue, financed from a reserve fund. The board praises prudent use of public funds and committed citizen leadership.
The article argues palliatives rather than cures for traffic jams. It highlights regu lations on street refuse, street repairs, and utility mains, plus restricting night loading, removing horse drawn vehicles, rerouting traffic, and banning double parking to ease rush hour bottlenecks. The aim is to clear streets through parking and loading rules as streets are a costly community asset.
Reader asks about calorie counts, weight targets, and hair care. Dr Peters outlines maintaining normal weight via personalized calories, notes thinner bodies burn more calories, and endorses scalp exercises to help baldness. He explains variability in food calories and invites inquiries for the column and pamphlets on reducing and taming hair. Tomorrow topic is alkaline ash diet and blood pressure.
Artie Lark quips about Miss Tawner Appie praising her gait and appearance while noting a man married to a good manager often brightens up. The speaker implies respect for managerial competence and its effect on interactions.
In a halting list, figures such as Michael Angelo born in Italy in 1475, Elizabeth Barrett Browning born in England in 1806, and Horatio Wright born in Connecticut in 1820 are noted. The纪 record also recalls John Morgan Francis, Philip Sheridan, and Charles F. Brown among notable births and deaths across centuries.
Louise May Alcott famed for popular children books died in Boston. Born Germantown Pennsylvania November 29, 1832. left a lasting literary legacy.
Notable dates include the 1836 Alamo massacre in San Antonio as Texan defenders were overpowered by Santa Ana forces, the 1857 Dred Scott decision by the US Supreme Court, the 1867 Irish Republic proclamation sent to London, and the 1919 election of Edward De Valera as Ireland’s first president.
John Boyer a Norwegian novelist was born B7 years ago today. Herbert Kaufman editor and father born in Washington D C ST years ago today. Rive L Ferguson former president of the U S Chamber of Commerce born Weynesboro North Carolina 68 years ago today. Robert von Maschzisker chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court born Philadelphia 59 years ago today. Dr Albert P Fitch educator now minister at Parke Avenue Presbyterian Church New York City born Boston 62 years ago today.
Ogden Livingston Mills born Newport Rhode Island August 23 1884 Harvard graduate admitted to the bar 1908 practiced in New York City defeated for Congress 1912 served New York state senate 1914 1916 served with the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I commissioned a captain elected to Congress 1921 served six years resigned to become Under Secretary of the Treasury his home is New York City The federal government must lead in design and practicality for the 300000000 building program and public buildings should be simple and dignified in design to reflect America's beauty and aspirations as the capital city grows in importance and welcomes visitors.
Washington Mrs. Herbert Hoover becomes White House mistress on March 4 facing a famed social position yet losing personal freedom. Mary Roberts Rinehart notes the First Lady endures endless official duties from 17 to 35 annual events, daily preparations, curated social rounds, guarded errands, and constant scrutiny, often at the expense of private life and health.
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