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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
7
Lorain County Poultry News outlines issues like cannibalism toe picking and feather pulling in young chicks. It advises room to roam darkened houses ventilation and outdoor range plus feeding space and early roosting to prevent problems and improve broiler prices. It invites reader input and problem reports.
Sue Alled, a hotel tel ephone operator, meets Philip Gerard a wealthy city youth aboard a luxury roadster. They tour Central Park and reach Brooklyn as family tensions and Sue's guarded attitude loom. Sue faces scrutiny from sister Grace and others at home while navigating a possible romance with Gerard.
The fragment lists radio program segments for Wednesday March 22 with numerous bands and performances, including Martin's Band and Sadie. It also notes a section on fireblight control advising canker sterilization and chem treatment as a preferred method over pruning during blossoming due to infection risk.
Suffering pimples sallow complexion and boils may clear with EMTONA a blood and system purifier. Testimony from Miss Ethel Knapp cites dramatic skin and energy improvements after three bottles. Obtain EMTONA at Muir's Cut Rate 413 Broad Street and other drug stores.
Preliminary plans for organizing Four-H Club work in Lorain County for 1933 are under way led by C I Hummel acting county agricultural extension agent. Leaders of the county clubs may meet next month to map the 1933 season. Huntington club has set April 10 for its reorganization meeting with Horace McClafflin as new leader.
In Wheeling West Virginia Ohio boys led by year old Robert Edgar of Cadiz dominated the lists at the 1921 State Wool Growers convention. Edgar captured top ribbons in purebred ram divisions while Pennsylvanian entrants claimed other honors. Local boys earned multiple awards across farm club divisions with notable wins for Duane W. Nedmont Dean Doudna and Robert Wagner among others.
A report details national trends in crop acreage changes with large reductions in corn and barley and increases in tobacco and tame hay. It notes potential decreases in oats, flaxseed, and potatoes while farmers in the eastern and central Corn Belt plan to shift roughly 2.09 million acres from crops to pasture due to declining cattle numbers.
Fruit growers across Ohio and the Extension Service begin the 1953 Spray Service on March 27 to combat insects and diseases on apples cherries and peaches. WLW Cincinnati will air three weekly reports from stations WLW and WTAM Cleveland with the northern program starting April 3 at 12 03 p m detailing pest and disease development.
Elyria area post office workers hear spring with the peeping of hundreds of baby chicks sent from hatcheries. In recent weeks thousands of chicks have been shipped through Elyria, including a single shipment of 1200 birds arriving recently to begin the spring season.
Boxes housing 100 chicks are sent in parcels post with air holes adjusted to temperature. Two or three boxes are combined to meet size limits. Holes vary by weather to protect the chicks. Elyria hatchery shipments reach New England and far West. postmaster R. B. Lerach says shipments will continue.
The Grange moves into a prominent role as agricultural spokesman by joining Farmers Week at state universities. It gains a defined day at winter meetings, linking Grange service to agriculture and related programs on state college grounds.
Rural life pages note State and national leaders contribute to Farmers Week with Louis J. Taber a frequent top notch speaker. Grange entertainment and long distance contributors foster literary and musical offerings, while visiting farmers show strong interest and leadership in their home communities.
Fireblight control is not limited to a season. Researchers say effective measures can be applied any time during the dormant or growing season. R. C. Thomas, plant pathologist at the Ohio Experiment Station, notes adaptations during leaf-off periods.
Youngstown Ohio March 22 police report a definite clue to the kidnapers of Peter Myers Jr a 13 year old Masury schoolboy abducted Saturday night. Two of four suspects arrested in connection with the abduction were held. No word on the boy's whereabouts.
Fredric March leads the cast in Tonight and Tonight at the Capitol Theatre with Wil Claude Colbert co starring. Forty-Second Street continues held over by popular demand this week.
Burlington Iowa board approves raising Major J Holmes Jack soon to 2 000 a year but mayor vetoes the measure. He argues salary hikes are not timely.
A vintage Creomulsion advertisement touts a seven-ingredient formula claimed to fight coughs and colds quickly. It emphasizes harmless ingredients, no narcotics, and a full refund if relief is not achieved, urging readers to ask their druggist.
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