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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1954
Page
15
The report notes carbon monoxide from smoking can saturate blood with CO, reducing oxygen delivery and impairing night vision and depth perception. Tests show heavy smoking limits altitude tolerance from 20 000–21 000 feet to about 16 000 feet, with immediate efficiency loss cited. The piece also covers related aviation items and gear news.
A new Ohio aviation safety effort forms the Green Cross organization, a division of the OW0! Lance safety council, aiming to recruit 5 000 members to pledge to safety rules and fund aviation safety research and education for airmen across the state.
Lewis Cotlow recalls his travel to the Camayura in Mato Grosso Brazil and argues the tribe shows humanity’s raw material. He contrasts their peaceful, joyful life with civilization demanding change, warning that progress will threaten their happiness. The piece reflects on nature, happiness, and the alleged goodness of primitive living.
Hummingbirds buzzed offshore while storm-weary ocean birds rested on inland lawns after New England's late summer hurricanes. The piece notes birds bearing the impact of the two storms and the weakened state of avian life along the shore.
The Audubon Society counts casualties from a severe storm across land and sea. Birds faltered in southern habitats and on migrations, many dying in thousands while others rode ashore or wandered dazed along New England coasts. Several species lost hives and homes with no insurance coverage.
Garden column notes thriving African Violets Saint Paulionantha with over 175 varieties, their misnamed violet blooms and long history. It praises chrysanthemums of Japan China Korea with varied colors and large blossoms, and mentions an old sundial inscription about aging grace.
A quirky town column recalls a Flightlands teacher Mrs. Maxine Smith juggling a class while a student asks if a fly can do a loop. The tale shows a young girl with a cast and an aging man seeking beard placement. A nostalgia piece notes old friends Tony Adams Paul Wisik and Allen Edelberg, and hints at an education experiment in progress.
The piece surveys Dia de los Muertos traditions in Mexico with sugar skulls, home altars, orange petal paths, and cemetery feasts. It then shifts to a 1939 Kentucky sale ad listing items like whiskey, brandy, books, and hounds, illustrating historical rural commerce.
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