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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
6
A reader questions slow progress on a reducing diet. The column explains that inconsistent weighing times, clothing, and calories affect water retention and fat loss readings. It emphasizes using accurate scales at the same time daily, with similar meals, and cautions against cathartics. It notes that fat loss creates water and carbon dioxide outputs and offers pamphlets via the newspaper.
Betty Jean Barlow aged 2 fell 20 feet from a second story window at her home in Dallas landing on broken bricks. She escaped with only a few slight bruises in a surprising accident spell.
On May 29 1929 observers weighed how a general election might shape Britain's future across unemployment policy foreign affairs and imperial relations. Conservatives stress steady trade reform while Liberals push large scale public works and coal nationalization faces Labor calls for nationalization stronger unemployment relief and expanded pensions.
A review of party positions suggests Liberals and Laborites would pursue rapid foreign policy moves, including resuming relations with Russia and steps toward naval accords with the United States, arming for negotiations while Conservatives favor steadier, longer-term change. amid this, a Napoleonic snuff box from Marengo remains trivial, highlighting lingering curiosities in the era.
Murray Ridge news records numerous visits among residents from Berea Elyria Lorain and Akron. Activities include Grange meeting in Carlisle, eighth grade commencement at Lake Avenue, Murray Ridge orchestra at Elyria I O G O F hall, and a school picnic with prizes for wheelbarrow and clothing pin races. Community ties with visiting relatives and local families amid a string of social visits.
At noon a picnic dinner was served to 68 attendees. Murray Ridge's commencement exercises at Lake Avenue Friday evening named diploma recipients Richard Sneff Catherine Stang Elnore Phiel Wilson Witzen Raymond Nichols Mitchell Knittle Donald Fridenstien Donald Fridenatien with a saxophone solo and Mitchell Knittle with a humorous reading. The chorus included Richard Sneff Roberta Freeland Beatrice Burrer Maude and Jean Fridenstien and Carl Haag. Frank Eldred attended the Brownhelm quarterly conference Friday. Charles Nugent of Akron visited his daughter Mrs Amey Eppley for a few days.
Washington scientists at the Bureau of Fisheries test crab waste for poultry use. With 85 percent of hard crabs inedible, the waste is being turned from fertilizer into rationed farm feed in Maryland. The scrap adds rare elements like iodine to hens diets, and about 33 million pounds of waste yield 4000 tons of dried scrap annually.
J H Ald, chief teller at the Federal Reserve bank in Kansas City, denies any desire to become a millionaire despite rumors of a large daily range in his earnings. The report notes Ald’s stance amid questions about wealth accumulation and professional conduct.
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