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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
7
Florida prison officials expect the lash to be restored as a punishment in state camps. Inmates reportedly prefer the current punishments over work, and officials cite this trend as evidence the old method could be brought back.
In a 1925 fiction fragment Adele Garrison reveals a new phase of revelations as Fanny taunts Madge and hides papers. A secret spring in a valise and a perilous struggle bind the narrator to a search for clues about Grantland’s disappearance and the truth behind the housing of secret documents.
The article discusses proposals to repeal foreman action and return the Jash, with advocates supporting a lash punishment system under physician care for prisoners. It cites T. L. Andrews on possible enforcement, a questionnaire to prison supervisors, and opinions on solitary confinement and discipline. It also notes a London orphan baby girl demand and an American couple seeking to adopt, along with a Newark CPA candidate.
Children Puzzle running across and down clues. Word hints include Wheat the Ere tra took care of Little in the picture and the fa é and Word 5 Useless, still. Word 6 A male geace. Word 2 A city in Kansas Word 3 A strip of material gathered at one side and sewn on to a dress for trimming. SATURDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED mentions muskox in Greenland and Norway amid persecution.
The report notes a substitute for flour found by Russian chemists claimed to be adequate and cheaper, produced at about one third the price. It mentions wolves as a warning to protect temperate areas from predation and notes concerns about predators and livestock.
Harbin North Ching describes a new method from grinding soya beans that extracts oil during processing. The result is said to produce soya flour that cannot be distinguished from wheat flour, improving palatability and usefulness.
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