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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1928
Page
14
Washington report by the Aeronautic Branch of the Commerce Department summarizes 1927 air disasters. It notes 164 deaths and 149 injuries from 164 fatal accidents, with 78 deaths due to pilot error. Six scheduled flights failed, 167 airplanes wrecked, 34 government-licensed planes among them, and 83 unlicensed pilots fatalities.
In Chicago on May 21 Prof William Draper Harkins of the University of Chicago described photographing atomic collisions at 10,000 miles per second. The camera revealed cloud tracks of 1,000,000 racing atoms and about 100,000 photographs show how explosions occur and how new atoms are formed from wrecks.
The New York specialist who discovered Nurito has made it available nationwide via neighborhood drug stores. Thousands report relief from neuritis, rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, and neuralgia with a near-perfect safety record. If Nurito fails to ease pain in a few doses, the druggist refunds money. Only 3 failures among 20,000 boxes sold. At 93c, Nurito is non narcotic and child safe. Muir's Cut Rate, 413 Broad St.
A leading American physicist and chemist discusses atomic structure and valence, describing 4 years of experiments after the Wilson discovery. He explains that high speed atom tracks in gas form luminous water vapor clouds, with helium nuclei showing about 30 collisions among 100 trillion air atoms, and identifies the nucleus as a tiny core vastly smaller than the atom.
The Brighton senior class will graduate May 22 at eight in the school auditorium. Class members include Lilien Barnes Lee Biddle Dorothy Butson Glenn Gillette Lawrence Lee Edna McKenzie Mabel Norton and Maurice Smith. The program features overture invocation class history prophecy will address diplomas and benediction. Baccalaureate is May 20 at the Congregational Church. Brighton Alumni Association holds its sixteenth annual meeting at the school auditorium on Saturday evening.
May 26th eight o'clock prompt. Mr R B Tuttle and daughter Nellie were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Leininger in Camden. Born to Mr and Mrs Russell Griggs a fine baby boy May 13 at Allen hospital Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Ray Green and Mrs Paul Heidrick were Lorain shoppers Saturday. Mr and Mrs Garwood Goss entertained Sunday dinner guests Rev Wright of Oberlin Miss Ina Ardell of Bilgris Mr and Mrs Clair Goss and Mrs Rena Helfer of here. Mrs F M Sells and son Milton of Wellington spent Saturday with Mrs William Myers and family. Mr and Mrs C D Draper and family were Sunday guests of the latter’s mother Mrs Parker of Wakeman. Mr and Mrs George Moore and family of LaGrange were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs John Casswell. Mr and Mrs Claude Holmes and daughters Dorothy and Marjorie of Litchfield were Sunday visitors of the latter’s parents Mr and Mrs Walter Mosher. Mr and Mrs Paul Heldrick and Mr and Mrs C Heidrick were Sunday guests of Mr Peasley of Brownhelm. Mr and Mrs Richard Watters and baby boy of Wellington were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs F S Matcham. The Congregational Missionary society which was to meet with Mrs Martha Goss next Wednesday has been postponed until the first Wednesday in June the sixth. Mr W H Matcham and Mr and Mrs F S Matcham and sons were Elyria shoppers Saturday.
London May 21 The Pork Parliament as the Pig Industry council was established by the ministry of agriculture and fisheries to oversee the pork sector with official status and broad remit across the industry.
The article notes a focus on boosting domestic pork and bacon output through improved farming methods and state supported programs. It highlights efforts to expand herds, increase feed efficiency, and reduce costs for producers.
Women have won the right to study in the same colleges as men in Montevideo. The change grants equal access to education, signaling progress in local gender equality and higher learning opportunities for female students.
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