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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1928
Page
15
The piece argues that immigration limits did not cause a labor shortage but left a surplus of unskilled workers. It cites advances in automation and mechanization reducing manpower needs, with machines like ditch diggers and steam shovels replacing crews and enabling greater output with fewer workers.
The piece notes that since 1920 only about 40 percent of eligible women vote, vs roughly 67 percent of men. Women widely follow male leaders and rules, with few offices held. Yet potential issues could mobilize women beyond party loyalties, altering electoral dynamics.
A national discourse urges non-voters to participate, arguing higher turnout strengthens democracy. The piece critiques low election engagement and notes a California professor’s discovery of a new vitamin linked to health, alongside references to diet and public duty.
The column discusses weight loss for a fifteen year old and focuses on reducing fat through calorie awareness. It warns against unnecessary medications and urges consulting a physician for serious symptoms such as abnormal bleeding or persistent pain. It also touches on employment relations and worker ideas in business.
James John Davis secretary of labor advocates industrial peace in a public address in Tredegar Wales and the United States. He traces his path from Wales to Indiana and highlights the role of workers and employers in fostering cooperative labor relations.
Today marks anniversaries of King Edward VIII and Queen Alejandra if alive, plus 79 years since baseball’s first rules were adopted. The Baptist world observes the 490th death anniversary of Anabaptist Relthaser Hubmaler, burned at the stake. The National Flower Show opens in Louisville, Peevint’s opera La Koendine debuts in America at the Metropolitan Opera House. American track athletes compete in indoor championships in Boston this evening.
Miss Catta Tines returns to Teid after Cleveland trip. Mr and Mrs Earl Brinker and children of Chatham called on Richerson Wednesday. Laties Benevo of the Congresa zonal.
The ad section highlights sales on Robeson Samples and power washers. It promotes Sinker brand finishes, new Easy Washers, and 32 volt ranges. It notes bird cages, gulbransen pianos for schools, Duco shield washers, Atwater Kent radios, and a store show at Rialto Theatre with fashion and music. It also lists new Victor records and performances by Whiteman and Brice.
The notes record a Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs Schott on March 15 with a St Patrick’s Day themed program. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Vernon Browand on March 7. Mr and Mrs H C Stephen hosted a party on Wednesday. Honored guests included Huoh Whister Myron Barth and Grace Jeowulin birthday announcements note recent events. The Ditto family moved to East Street. Maple syrup making starts in the area though no big runs yet. Mrs A W Lipp and son Jack of Lorain visited John McQuate and John Krugger on Wednesday. Local high schools participate in a Medina music contest. Mr and Mrs N W Morehouse returned from Norwalk after wintering there.
Murray Ridge area reports a series of social visits and gatherings. Elyria friends visit Norwalk and Lorain links appear with multiple Fesler and Stang family appearances across Elyria LaGrange and South Ridge.
Sheffield reports from March 10 note Mrs. N A Johnson shares greetings with Miss Fanny Reynolda visiting last week. Mr Bailey of Elsina discussed an interesting talk at the Gulte gathering.
Toad P T A met last Tuesday evening Esther Jackson has been ill with mumps over the past week Mrs N A Joncas visited friends in Ridgeville on Tuesday Jona Kribel who had been ill for weeks is back to school Mr and Mrs P L Chambers spent the day with Mr and Mrs John Morris Lage Friday The funeral of Andrew Myers was held at Vincent M E church last Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Martis Brewer and family of Vermilion spent the day with Mr and Mrs Earle Johnson last Sunday Christmas trees in blue bronze red and silver will be novelties at many Christmas parties this year
The Place to Live advertises sewers water sidewalks curb ing pavement electricity gas and shade trees installed and paid for. Homes can be any width not less than forty feet with easy terms.
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