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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1928
Page
7
Elyria school board approved a 500 dollar appropriation for the high school band adding to a 200 dollar memorial from a graduating class. Funds will buy uniforms and major instruments owned by the band, boosting school spirit and offering students expert instruction and performance opportunities at games and events.
Business leaders urge voters to examine presidential candidates as a company would evaluate a manager. They argue the President must be an experienced executive who promotes the common good, stabilizes industry, and prioritizes economic welfare over political ambition. They stress understanding economics, laws, and national impact on citizens’ livelihoods.
Mrs C a 27 year old Italian woman weighed 258 pounds at 25 and has gained eight pounds since following the column’s diet. She loves bread cheese eggs tomato sauce and spaghetti and eats large amounts at most meals. The column advises cutting bread and butter, calculating calories in portions, and replacing with vegetables and plain foods. A note on epilepsy and the ketogenic diet explains cautious, doctor supervised use and invites readers to request pamphlets.
Ethelbert Stewart born Chicago April 22 1837, educated in Illinois schools. He joined the States bureau of labor in 1887 and served as editor of several newspapers. He has been the United States commissioner of labor.
The piece traces the origins of state and federal labor statistics bureaus, noting Massachusetts founded the first state bureau in 1869, its early leaders Henry K. Oliver and Carroll D. Wright, and the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics organized in 1885. It argues these agencies boosted data availability and statistical methods in universities and curricula nationwide.
In El Paso Francisco Rosales draws two years in prison after stealing pedigreed breeding turkeys rather than ordinary eating ones. Witnesses note turkeys valued higher than the seller’s minimum asking price, with potential punishment tied to the value exceeding fifty dollars.
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