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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
2
Dr Johnson notes middle aged professionals with intellectual work report deeper rest than less demanding workers or students. Wives of such men show sleep patterns similar to college youths, while many claim insomnia yet recall waking episodes more than the average person. Individual sleep needs vary widely.
Babson Park Mass May 4 Babson outlines real farm land values from surveys by Rockwood Co and bankers. He notes average top grade land at 135 per acre and poor land at 106, with regional figures from Illinois and elevator men. He cites a mixed national sale trend into 1927 and 1928, parts of improvement, and urges diversification and owner farming for best returns.
Washington May 4 A Pittsburgh Mellon Institute expert noted that a nervous woman often claims she slept poorly, but the real tossing and turning at night comes from her husband who uses his brain all day. Dr H M Johnson of the Mellon Institute commented on daylight sleep.
Tree Owners Notice offers pruning at reasonable rates with insured workmen. Tanglefoot your trees to guard against leaf eating and crawling insects. Efficient service advertised, urging prompt action.
The text claims afternoon naps reduce overall sleep time but deepen rest, compares modern beds to old cradles, and notes rocking can calm or irritate a child. It mentions daylight having little disruption to rest and asserts day sleep can be as beneficial as night sleep. Dr. Johnson challenges cradle rocking and promotes daylight viewing for better daytime rest.
Historical note records that cigarettes were first smoked in France and Italy in the year 1842, marking an early adoption of the tobacco habit in these European nations.
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