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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
14
It is deeply regretted that a leg injury sustained last year ends Brahams’s chance at further competition. Experts note his rare practical experience and numerous records, while authorities permit officers and men to compete in the All British Pentathlon at Aldershot on May 21–22.
Washington May 4 Americans smoked more cigarets in the first nine months of fiscal year 1928 than any year. Cigaret taxes rose about 20 million dollars while estate taxes and auto taxes fell. New York led cigaret receipts with over 21 million, and overall tobacco taxes showed a net increase driven entirely by cigarets.
The article recalls Mahdahm in French kitchens feeding Yanks with fried eggs and potatoes amid war sounds. It notes eggs as vital in European agriculture and National Eye Week May 1 to 7, highlighting urban food pressures and the hen as key to Europe’s diet.
In Hanover Frau Hilda Hessler, a 24 year old daughter present, attempted suicide after no one would dance with her at a bar. As an avid dancer she hoped for a lively evening but faced rejection from patrons including her future son-in-law. She fled outside and then killed herself by jumping into the courtyard.
A London report notes daily deaths exceed 24 with ongoing losses across Britain as authorities struggle to manage escalating casualties. Officials warn the toll will rise with ongoing hostilities and civilian harm continues to mount.
Harold M. Abrahams, praised as England’s finest sprinter, is appointed captain of the British field and track team for the Olympic Games. The choice receives unanimous approval in athletic circles, citing his past Metera dash victory as a defining achievement.
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