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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1928
Page
11
As the Vestris sinks off the Virginia Capes a flotilla of lifeboats and rafts carries more than three hundred passengers and crew to safety. Rescuers report every boat accounted for except one boat and one raft, with several larger vessels nearby awaiting hopeful pickup and the sea’s grip yielding to courageous action.
A mother seeks help for a 15 to 16 month old who licks shoes and chews leather, a sign possibly of pica or mineral craving. The column advises stopping the habit, assessing nutrition, and gradually expanding a structured feeding plan with milk, cereals, meats, vegetables, and fruit, noting cries may occur but hunger will drive eating.
Dr John E Monger Health Director warns Elvrians Lorain Countians and all in contact with rabbits about tularemia or rabbit fever. The disease is highly infectious and can kill about eight percent of cases. Handlers should wear rubber gloves and cook meat thoroughly to avoid any red juice.
The next House will include seven women with four incumbents re elected. New members Ruth Hanna McCormick Ruth Brian Owen and Ruth Baker Pratt join the group. The article notes three widows and two daughters of famous men among the newcomers, reflecting shifting barriers for women in politics and the growing vote influence.
A humorous old timer who once tied to a bank now hauls goods at a grocery stall and horns a loaf of bread. The piece imagines the clash of religion prohibition and business, suggesting comic consequences of mixing moral crusades with commerce.
A garbled historic extract references a Harvard figure in a state committee, a former U.S. senator, and wartime industrial effort. It mentions aviation crews, Cuba routes, Central American service lines, and the aim to improve government efficiency. The text also alludes to a road runner and cross‑country movement.
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