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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1928
Page
1
The text explains how slow, careful cultivation creates uniform root varieties such as carrots by selecting roots of specific shapes and protecting blooms to test seed offspring. It notes that rapid, random growth yields poorer flavor and inconsistent forms, underscoring long-term breeding to achieve stable root types and quality.
Babson Park Fla March 24. In his weekly interview Sir Babson discusses nationwide reports on collections. He notes a gap between cash and credit, urges flexible credit policy, and cites improving conditions in the Northwest and Pacific while forecasting gains from building programs and industrial activity.
A field study on Chantenay carrots explores coreless roots by selfing Nantes and French varieties. Researchers used wide spacing and cheesecloth cages to prevent cross fertilization and produced seed from self fertile plants. The goal is pure line breeding to offer a seed stock of a coreless Chantenay type with strong vigor.
Bruce Kremer a longtime Democratic national committeeman, switches to Smith at a Los Angeles arrival from the Orient for active participation in Governor Al Smith’s nomination campaign. Kremer previously backed McAdoo, whose opposition heightens the significance of the shift among politicians.
Columbia residents and visitors are listed with family events and visits across Eaton, Medina, Cleveland, and St Louis. Individuals include Mr and Mrs Straub, Bert Palmer, Jack Shelby and a 30 member band, Rev Wood, Mr and Mrs Longbon, Earl Hadlock, Miss Lou Adams, Chantry Adams, R A Elder, John Snell and family, Edna Reising, A D Crocker, Lester Harrington, Hannah Hudson, Wm Van Aredate, Mrs Carmody, Amil Smith, Frank Martin, and Hattie Stevens. The items cover visits, parties, travels, and health notes across the region.
The school doctors and nurses will administer preventive smallpox and diphtheria vaccines to pupils whose parents consent next week. Roy Walker and Walter Rundle spent Sunday at Kingaville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin and family recently stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin. Mrs. Mayme Geiger visited her daughter Mrs. Fred Reynolds in Carlisle. A Cleveland woman learning to drive accidentally veered a new car into a ditch near J. H. Van Ardale's home. no injuries and little damage.
In his 30th year, a Penfield resident, he leaves a wife and children including Elmer Browand Joseph Browand and Delia Dague of Penfield and Lydia Jaczra of Illinois. Funeral at Church of the Brethren. Nearby visits by Donald Miller and Flord Hendsley noted. others mentioned with illnesses in brief notices.
Mareh 24 local column records that A J Andreas and Mrs P E Davison visited Illa Andress in Elyria Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Orvel Sooy visited Monday and Mr and Mrs Joe Brow attended funeral services for Mrs Grave Beemac. The deceased was formerly Miss Grace Browand. death caused by burns. Aaron Browl reported deceased.
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