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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1928
Page
2
An essay note warns that bad news spreads faster than good, urging caution in gossip. It contrasts honest, orderly lives with sensationalized reports of scandal, urging restraint and fair reporting to avoid harming the innocent.
The piece compares reactions to unfamiliar phenomena like the Los Angeles airship to primal fears in animals and people. It argues superstition fades with understanding, while many fears persist when facing new ideas, changes in society, or looming unfamiliar threats.
A Philadelphia Inquirer report questions a psychologist’s tests claiming brunettes are more emotional. The study used chorus girls as subjects and lacked rigorous controls. Critics warn results may not reflect all brunettes or brunettes as a group. Further research is urged.
The column discusses the effects of water intake on children and adults, noting dehydration can affect blood and bodily functions. It cautions against overeating with liquids, emphasizes moderation with meals, and cites water’s non fattening role while sharing reader questions and an editors note.
Abe Martin quips about battleships and dated chatter as politics and prohibition collide in his rustic musings. He notes strange bedfellows in policy while poking fun at politicians and their views.
Yesterday and today’s anniversaries note Theodore Sutre born Prussia died York 1866 and Jarad Sparks succeeding Edward Everett as Harvard president and other 19th and 20th century events. The list recalls Prohibition era liquor bans in Turkey and Lincoln assassination theatre link John T Ford, plus Theodore Roosevelt Kerbaut Khartoum stop, Lincoln Beachey death, Ballington Booth army name, 1917 Elkins fire, 1915 Bay stunt aviator fall, and a 1964 proxy note on Prohibition Amendment repeal trials.
The fragment recalls Teoman R. Marshall birthday observances and a death anniversary for Karl Mars. It mentions a bronze statue unveiling for Louis Ricossuti in New York and a boxing style world title bout in Francisco between Jake Senaefer and Edouard Horemenstad, with vague references to American and European figures.
Thomas E. Mitten discusses American labor relations, arguing prosperity despite labor tensions. He cites England’s industrial upheaval as a warning and urges voluntary cooperation or future upheaval, noting British experience and punishment. He notes Mitten’s own leadership at Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. and his views on capital and labor.
A period of intensive prosperity urges calm labor relations and cooperation to prevent future trouble. Citizens discuss radio interference and street infrastructure, urging practical fixes. Notes mention diverse topics from radio policy to a preserved lock of Lucrezia Bargia's hair in Milan.
March 14 Kenton officials urge a new lighting system after criticizing the current antiquated setup. The statement highlights ongoing streetlight troubles and calls for modernization to improve safety and visibility.
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