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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1928
Page
7
A reflective piece praises a banquet for 600 in a Pennsylvania County Seat served with food produced entirely within the county. It argues similar self sufficiency could work in Elyria and Lorain County with local farms greenhouses and dairies supplying meat dairy produce and other seasonally available foods.
More than one hundred thousand Chicagoans gathered in afternoon and evening prayer circles to seek relief from violence graft and crime. Citizens urged officials to act while expressing earnest faith that political corruption and pestilence may be eliminated.
A long term air mail program aims to blanket cities with rapid mail delivery and expand to smaller towns. The plan envisions linking all cities with air routes, building airports for landings and refueling, and using planes to handle letters and packages, signaling broad growth in air commerce and passenger service.
Medical guidance outlines diet changes and liver therapy for pernicious anemia including high protein meals, specific vegetables, and limited fats. It notes risks in feeding liver to animals and references broader health and farm economic topics amid a long discussion of medical and agricultural matters.
Fragmentary text describes a confrontation involving ABE MARTINI and drivers. A constable notes an odor in a car engine while quoted sayings appear in broken dialogue. The readable content is limited and unclear.
Economists warn of a decade or two of slow land value growth with a general decline in non agricultural land while agricultural commodities stay relatively firm. Farmers with access to nearby land at low prices may expand holdings as confidence and profits rise in the coming years.
Community notices mention sewing work at TaPuric and a memory talk at the Baptist Mission March 14. Local women including Mrs. Charles Ha and Mrs. Raymoodial hosted visitors. Kiwanis Club plans at church parlors. J. H. Akins family return from California detailing stops from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City and Catalina Islands aboard a glass-bottom boat.
Mexico City March 10 A garbled report mentions the bandit Pehin of an old crew and a squad involved in a fatal outcome. The fragmentary text reads as if describing a violent confrontation with a bandit figure.
Federal troops captured Reyes near Tampico after a chase from mountain hideouts. He was accused of killing four men, and his loot was estimated at 100000 pesos. The report notes competing claims over gold marks and political privileges tied to noble birth.
Three high noble figures led by the Duke of Arenberg Prince Salm Sali Salis and Salm Horsimar challenge a fur revaluation under contracts dated about 1820. The suit claims rights and privileges granted to them by ancient bonds and titles.
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