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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
4
In fall and winter many manufacturers pushed to revive the Norfolk Suit for boys but the drive failed. The sack suit remains dominant with two and three-button styles. color, fabric patterns, and styles shift slightly. Golfy pants, knickers with plus fours, and camel hair topcoats appear as outfits evolve for ages six to eighteen.
Wooster Ohio March 13. Wooster College reports strong early performance with 838 students registered this term. One hundred one pupils earned below B while 15 achieved all A grades. Of these 101, 29 are seniors, 33 juniors, 26 sophomores and 23 freshmen.
Charles Miller aged 40 sat through an appendectomy, declining general anaesthetic to witness the operation. Surgeons used local anaesthesia as Miller watched calmly. The incident occurred in Tiffin on March 153.
Eyewitness notes describe surgeons performing an operation while the patient states he felt no pain during the procedure. Determinable details about the case remain sparse in the fragment.
The National Association of Shorthand Reporters will hold its annual convention in August at Cedar Point Sandusky. Mrs Mabel De Ran serves on the arrangements committee.
A gull became trapped between two bridge piles weeks ago, its leg jammed. Bradley the bridge-tender freed the bird and treated its injury. The bird now returns daily to Bradley's shack window for continued care.
Cambridge University to host a beauty contest to select the most handsome student among its residents. Judges include Tallulah, adding prestige to the campus event.
Bankhead, the American actress now in London, J C Squire, renowned critic, and Richard Beesley, head of the University Boating Club, are linked to a pair of prizes for the most handsome man and for the best facial expression. The note mentions Greece taking in 100 cars in a month, 89 of which were American.
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