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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
3
Chinese and foreign observers in Mukden warn that General Chang Haeuh liang, nicknamed the Young General, may die soon or be forced to flee the capital. They say he lacks the resolve of his father Chang Eco-l, who was killed by a bomb last June, and predict a possible attempt on his life.
Reports describe Mukden tension as Old Chang’s lineage clashes with Kuo and rival cliques. Young Chang allegedly killed two subordinates Yang Yu Ting and Chang Yi Hsiu claiming plots, while observers note divergent motives. In another scene, Williams, piloting a bright plane, crash lands in a pasture and both he and his student endure a dramatic dairy-worker rescue.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for restoring stomach action and body flesh. It claims the remedy strengthens the weak and emaciated, clears pimples, and promotes rosy, robust health. A testimonial cites relief from constipation and improved digestion, urging readers to send 10 cents for a trial bottle.
Paris sports writers question American fair play after Frankie Genaro and Izzy Schwartz losses. Fernand Lomazzi notes Carpentier’s graceful response and contrasts American nitpicking with French decorum, as others defend American sportsmanship amid the recent bout.
A surplus of mule deer from the national bison range in western Montana is offered live for 15 dollars each. Buyers pay all capture and transport costs, with estimated annual removal expenses around 20 dollars. The survey advises against stocking eastern ranges but sees western suitability. for exhibition, deer might survive in the East. Contact Frank H. Rose at the national bison range, Morese, Montana, to place orders.
A ship carrying 45 newborn boa constrictors arrived in San Pedro after a voyage from Bahia Brazil. The eight foot constrictor and 44 infant snakes were captured by customs officials who then debated disposal. D B Bull, an ornithologist, had bought the mother snake for the California Academy of Sciences or Seattle museum. The snakes bit a seaman but are non poisonous. Bull also brought back dead specimens of a rare bird and several eggs.
The 1927 Annual Colonial Report from Britain notes Fiji islanders enjoy light duties and a comfortable life. It states labor conditions have little overall impact, with villagers benefiting from land and housing tied to community projects, and workers paying no rent for land or homes.
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