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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1929
Page
8
County Health Commissioner outlines diphtheria and smallpox prevention methods and traces the disease’s history from pre Pasteur eras to four key discoveries. It explains bacteria, quarantine, toxin and antitoxin concepts and notes future discussion on antitoxin production and use.
The Potato Improvement and Demonstration Train of the New York Central Railroad will halt here from 1 to 5 PM next Monday, offering six exhibits three demonstrations seven lectures and motion pictures on potato growing. The program, announced by the railroad, will take the train to northern Ohio next week for 14 stops in total.
Raymond Jaureguy of Tacoma travels 90 miles to UW each day for eight oclock classes and trains daily. He rides streetcars and a morning rail line, studies on the train, and is said to hold a national record for distance traveled by a student.
A potato crop education train tour broadens across Ohio with stops at Berea Elyria and Wakeman. It features exhibits on seed quality disease control and profitable practices, demonstrations of seed treatment and spraying, and lectures by Ohio State and Michigan experts, ending with a USDA film.
Capt. Einar Lundborg, famed Arctic rescuer of General Nobile, sails into New York on March 20 aboard the Drottningholm under The American Sons and Daughters of Sweden. He plans to study American aviation, meet Col. Lindbergh, and test American planes while in the United States.
In Thomaston Conn two tramps were jailed in one of the jail’s two cells. A jug of confiscated moonshine was placed in the empty cell for safekeeping. A broom left in the cell was used to pull the liquor within drinking distance, waking jailers in the early morning.
City government in action drew forty citizenship class members and their Elyria High tutor Eldon D. Adams to last night’s council meeting. The class, the largest yet, will receive citizenship papers in May and plans annual visits to see city leaders in action. Mayor Hewitt urged voting and participation in government as the class listened intently.
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