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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
13
Miss Mary Anderson head of the U S Labor Department women’s bureau reports about 2,000,000 married women hold jobs in the United States. She notes most work out of necessity, not luxuries, with 75 percent aged 20 to 44 and employment spanning agriculture to sales.
The corn borer battle becomes a political dispute as some farmers resist pay for control efforts while urging continued government funding. Entomologists warn infestation spreads despite last year’s efforts, stressing the crop’s national value and the need for relentless control and farmer self cleanup.
Advice from Dr P on treating a child with diabetes and potential cure factors. Notes insulin benefits, need for specialist care, and the possibility of pancreas recovery if disease is mild. Also mentions weight considerations, dietary monitoring, and lists books for lay readers. Includes pediatric concerns about undescended testes and related exercises, plus notices about Dr Peters and notable figures.
The notice marks Joseph Mason, a New York representative in the 46th and 72nd Congresses, with congratulations to De Woelf Hopper on his 7th birthday. It highlights the Girls Latin School of Boston as America’s first high school for girls and announces a two day sumi centennial event featuring the Grand National Steeplechase, famed as the world’s harc.
The article recalls Hamilton Fish and his son from New York involved in politics and diplomacy. It references the Washington Armament Conference debates and critiques Britain and United States positions. It notes Fish's roles in New York politics, the U S Senate, and congresses, with commentary on postwar disarmament talks and bilateral relations.
A fragment notes Lie Sparts eo prouchy claiming he could read Macauleys history of Ener land in 26 volumes undisturbed. It also mentions Mrs. Lester Meadows who plans a trip to Morgantown and undergoing surgery on the 29th.
The report notes General Sheridan's cavalry advancing toward Five Forks in Virginia as part of Civil War operations. Also mentioned is the impeachment trial of President Johnson beginning before the Court of Impeachment, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art opening in New York City.
The author lauds the Washington Treaty as the pivotal step toward peace among rival naval powers. It claims substantial savings to American taxpayers, credits scrapping costs and a halted shipbuilding plan, and urges timely reconciliation to pursue further disarmament agreements.
Granville Ohio students study Virgil and architecture using soap sculpture. The class crafts a life sized model of ancient Troy entirely from soap to illustrate period design.
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