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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
9
Lorain County Health Department reports five townships under quarantine for rabies after several bites and a dog killed. Heads sent to Cochimbue show positive rabies signs. bite victims receive Pasteur treatment. Quarantine forbids dogs from running at large to preserve evidence and protect humans and other dogs.
A prominent banker advocates thrift: keep yearnings within earnings for individuals, businesses, and government. He notes savers are better risks than spenders, and prudent cuts plus necessary investments grow income while eliminating waste and leaks. He cites newspaper ads as a guide for households to practice thrift.
A 1927 overview highlights the vast reach of the U S mail system. Americans wrote 11 letters on average and spent 469 for postage, while over 22 billion stamps and stamped items circulated. The article extols mail as the backbone of commerce and a bond uniting the nation through constant communication.
A reader asks about overweight and blood pressure and reports trying Petersize and Fletcherizing with temporary results. Dr Peters suggests balanced dieting, calorie counting, and gradual weight loss, with tips on choosing vegetables and mindful eating, plus offers pamphlets and a blood pressure article for two cents.
A jumble of names and dates notes birthdays and historical milestones. It cites Jean Bepisrea Luliv and Florence in February, mentions U S Supreme Court cases, New York Senate actions, and figures like Kent Cooper and Frank A Scott with ages and origins.
The niece of Mrs. Tilford Mfootz expresses relief at a potential new trial and freedom from a troubling situation. Morgan Craw, a Purduer graduate, is pursuing a posteradusate course in trap drumming in Chicago, indicating ongoing studies and relocation.
The article notes Emancipation Day observances and recalls several figures including Pato Rico and Robert A. Mil as well as references to the Maine Court and Panama events while marking centenaries and ages. The text highlights historical remembrance and scientific figures tied to the period's discourse.
A discussion on why most international disputes cannot be settled by arbitration. Justiciable issues arise under treaties or law, while political questions lack universal legal standards. In such cases, mitigation via conciliation and neutral mediation is preferred to avoid hostilities.
March 22 update from Litchfield includes C F Musser missing Farace due to illness. Elyria hosts the Barloward family with ten daughters visiting Rasor home. Dinners and theatre outings feature Mr and Mrs Bremner and guests. Lawrence Harland of Barbarton visits grandparents H E Jeone. Cart Scott and children from Hivria attend.
A sequence of Sunday calls and dinners spans multiple households. Mr and Mrs Frombaugh host Harpeter family from Lakewood. Hammon and Hiammon dine with Speiths amid church services and a Congregational Sunday school gathering. Rev McWilliams from Oberlin to speak.
Readable text notes an imperial building uncovered at Roce with support structures near a tower. The nearby fire and mention of Nero fiddling suggest a dramatic city event, but details are fragmentary.
Fragmentary notice states a post has been set up at Lune 541 Lora County Rain's Building Elyria. It mentions a phone line and directing correspondence to an undersigned authority.
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