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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1928
Page
10
Washington figures show 1927 highway accidents killed 26 615 and injured 798 700 with economic losses at 672 097 000 dollars. Despite safety measures and brighter braking, accidents rose 5.2 percent as traffic grows and congestion worsens across the nation.
Dr Lulu Hunt Peters offers weight gain guidance for thin individuals. She advises frequent small meals, creamy foods, olive oil dressings, nut snacks, and calorie counting with emphasis on vitamin E rich greens. Readers are urged to eat despite appetite and to seek a pamphlet for weight gain tips.
The piece urges Elyria residents to plan flower gardens and a potential early spring show. Citing Ohio State University floriculturist Vieto H Ries, it notes civic pride from flower displays, cites Port Arthur Ontario as an example, and highlights benefits to health, youth, and city beauty.
Yesterday and today mark anniversaries across eras from Sir Joann Vanbrush the architect of Blenheim estate in London to Paducah's 1864 Confederate capture. Other notes recall South Carolina’s 1766 state constitution, California’s Mexican Era shift, and Rhodes’s 1992 death.
A fragment lists high honors for an American Catholic recipient named Margaret Angdim ONE and marks today’s birthdays including King Fuad I and Sir Gerald Duspat Rinr. It notes Eleamar Axton’s daughter in Polk County and Woodrow’s daughter born in Philadelphia, ages varying.
Fifty years ago today the Connecticut legislature met in the new Stamford capitol ending a historic move. Greetings to King Farouk and other rulers are noted as anniversaries mark personal milestones. The Great French actress Saregh Bernhardt is remembered in Paris on her death anniversary. The Unit Mates Figure Skating Meet begins in New Warren, Connecticut as the Southern Pine Association opens its thirteenth annual gathering in New Orleans.
John S Fisher born 1897 Mahoping township Pennsylvania. He served in Pennsylvania Senate 1901 to 190? He was governor candidate and lawyer. He calls for a coal industry parley linking state and federal action. He cites wages rate structure and production regulation as key issues. A conference representing all states is proposed to align interstate commerce regulation with state control.
The text argues for a comprehensive plan involving public authorities and federal agencies to resolve farm export and price issues. It notes prior precedents from the Roosevelts era and cautions against discriminatory rates while endorsing fair wages, adequate capital returns, and affordable public supplies, amid concerns of collusion and political reaction.
Washington March 26. A Senate inquiry into the cotton trade reveals clashes among grain traders and the U S Department of Agriculture over price forecasting. W L Clem of Houston and W Eh Marsh of New York challenge regimes, alleging private firms profit from market interpretations while the department’s official grades and regrading costs raise further controversy.
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