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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1928
Page
3
A 1928 column extols walking over driving as Elyria residents hike in Cascade Park at autumn peak. The author praises golden trees, rippling river, and sunset light, urging locals to enjoy a brisk morning ramble and the park’s beauty near home.
A reader describing life at age eighty plus asks if she should slim further. Dr Lulu Hunt Peters replies that excess weight on hips and stomach affects health, suggests very light meals, modest walking, and no major extra exercise, noting older bodies require less food and energy. She cautions against freak diets and warns of possible infection from blisters, urging medical check and sun, air, good sleep, and balanced nutrition. An editor’s note explains doctor advice is general and offers pamphlets on reducing and gaining weight.
President Coolidge studies the Flood Control Commission report and expects to propose further legislation and funding. The plan aims to shield vast areas from inundation, with hundreds of millions in costs but essential for national safety. Focus covers the Mississippi main river and its major tributaries across Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana, addressing engineering, financial, and political challenges.
A discussion on the absence of a Grange grade star in the new football season. It notes several capable players ahead, yet none require a manager or publicity team. It reflects on Grange’s unique career, his early fame, and public concerns about professionalization versus amateur collegiate sport.
Edward P Warner born Pittsburgh 1894 Harvard MIT aeronautical expert, assistant secretary of the navy for aeronautics since 1926. He argues airship limits unlikely soon, noting airships mainly scouting and auxiliary to surface ships, vulnerable and not a primary fighting craft.
A humorous note on the failure to revive the olephical clubroom ending the effort with little success. It mentions a few instances of mischief and a curious line about women and men, ending with a quip about a girl cuddling a cauliflower ear and the narrator’s coat.
Amherst on November 6 saw a press wedding at Nativity church Lorain as Miss Rosemark of Lorain married Patrick Daley of Amherst in a single ring ceremony officiated by Father Nebarek. The couple’s reception followed with 59 guests, and they will reside at 248 Main Street Amherst after a brief east honeymoon.
Local society pages detail club entertainments at homes on Church Street and Tenney Avenue. Residents from Elyria, Amherst, Vermilion, Lorain, and Fitchville attend gatherings hosted by Mrs. Math ew Lawless, Mrs. Joseph Manter, and others. Multiple church groups meet weekly with plans for future events and charitable drives.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson of Elyria spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Roth. Mrs Willian Vogler and son David from Misyria called on Mr and Mrs A C Werner. Mrs Robert Lee and Mrs Henry Smith visited Elyria Monday afternoon. Miss Jennie Jaeger also called Elyria Monday. The M E Sunday School board will meet tonight at 730 with all teachers and officers urged to attend. An automatic phone device by J Luther Colmins of Oak Cliff Dallas is described to answer the phone when the office force or housewife is out.
A private Chicago exhibition describes the Autophone taking dictation. the machine echoes messages and reads a stored reply when the line rings. Also noted is a Tonight special election dance at Elyria Eagles Hall with Western Union returns directed to the hall. Fifty cents per couple, extra lady twenty five cents.
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