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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1929
Page
7
Easter is celebrated as the core of Christian hope and personal renewal. The piece links Jesus rising to the soul's potential for transcendence, urging introspection and acts of kindness, and notes Easter gatherings from Mount Rubidoux to cathedrals as a universal sign of immortal life.
The Chronicle Telegram announces a new religious feature starting Monday April first by Dr Parkes Cadman. Readers may send questions for Cadman to answer, providing a platform for diverse religious viewpoints from a noted minister.
Ex Tank writes about stopping alcohol and using cold tomato juice before meals to calm cravings. Dr Peters explains acids become alkaline salts, aiding acidosis, but warns pepper irritates the stomach. Tomato juice may support weight management and nutrition in recovery, with broader claims about diabetes and other conditions.
The column voices Abe Martin’s view that Herbert Hoover embodies American potential, noting Hoover never ran for office or studied law. The piece links Hoover’s achievements with a broader joke about winning in South America and with his wife’s family, suggesting contrasts in success paths.
Major General Edgar Jadwin, chief of Army Engineers, explains that Mississippi flood danger has lessened since 1927 but flood risks remain. Cairo floodway plans would create a wide emergency channel by lowering Cairo levees and building high back levees. Army engineers and enlisted men coordinate to repair levees and protect the river system with government cost sharing under flood legislation.
Key historical milestones include Verlaine born in 1844 and Alaska sale announced in 1867. 1918 marked daylight saving time nationwide. Birth anniversaries feature DeWolf Hopper in New York City, Henry M Bates in Chicago, William G Besler of New Jersey, and Mary W Calkins of Wellesley College with ages noted.
The horoscope notes that self-confidence indexes the day and that those entering compulsory education may become strong business people. It warns that pride and disappointment could hinder opportunity, as unrestrained self-confidence may breed self-satisfaction and conceit.
Hart Leininger and Marion Crile dined with Mrs. Clarence Seltzer in Wellington. Verna Lance and children visited Mrs. Charles Cassell in Sullivan. Huntington youths returning from California spark neighbor interest. James Heiffoer home hosted Mr. and Mrs. John Archer Jeannette Hicks and Fred Hicks. Nile Tudium and two children visited Nova. Residents attended a Glee club contest in Sullivan. D. W. Born and wife moved last.
Paul D. Wells formerly merchandis e manager with John Lerach Co for 18 months leaves April 1 to join New Castle Dry Goods Co as part of its management. He has led local Chamber efforts and a recent merchants style show. Member of Masons and Elyria Country Club. family to relocate after school term.
Tuesday on the Jay Rathwell farm in Penfield township and social visits across Elyria Akron Ashland and Wellington highlight local life. Guests include Sylvia Souda, J C Rapking and Anna Schnell, with families and a Grange church gathering and a baby chick purchase.
A local store promotes Easter sales on Gulbransen Grand Pianos Victrola radios and Atwater Kent sets priced under 100 dollars. New Victor Records and organ and guitar titles tempt shoppers. Demonstrations of Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges planned next Thursday with hot biscuits. Also features Pyrofax Gas tanks and Easy Electric Washers with new owners listed.
H Kellogg Day joined about 200 Ohio dealers on a Cleveland distributors tour to Chicago aboard a special train. The main event was a tour of the vast Majestic Radio plant where 4060 Majestics roll off the line every twenty four hours aboard the Pennsy route.
Entertainment itinerary included a banquet at the Stevens Hotel and luncheon at the Athletic Club followed by a sight seeing trip. The group enjoyed a formal gathering and planned activities showcasing local venues and attractions.
Early exterior painting reduces dust and flies that bother later. Use B P S finely ground mixed paint for lasting wear and better appearance, rather than cheap materials.
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