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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1929
Page
2
The anonymous St Louis writer E P P predicted a world of global leagues and a world court, news by photophone, life expectancies rising, and aerial mail. He foresaw 94 US states, abolition of standing armies, and paper houses among many bold forecasts for the next century.
A fragment discusses long timelines and extraordinary cases, suggesting ideas on animal evolution enabling dogs to think, ending vagabondage through societal contribution, and segregating criminals with sterilization of the unfit as a vision.
Edible oils add richness but olive oil has no extra medicinal value and will not dissolve gall stones. Oils provide about 169 calories per tablespoon and can spike salad dressings. adulteration rarely changes food value. A reader asks about a breast lump and a doctor’s tendency toward surgery. advice urges evaluation and remove non inflammatory lumps to mitigate cancer risk, noting possible later need for more extensive surgery.
GRAFTON October 8 The regular Lyndon Chapter QO E I held Monday evening October 7 at LaGrange, where members gathered for their scheduled session.
The column lists numerous visits and hospitality across Elyria Wellington La Grange and Cleveland with friends relatives and neighbors. Mrs Will Klinect Mrs Earl Durkee Mrs Irvin Kinnect Mrs Frank Cragin and many others are noted hosting or attending dinners guest nights and birthdays. Key mentions include O E S guest night in Cleveland and a 77th birthday dinner for Chas Johnson with J D Nichols of Eustis Florida.
Mrs. Vernon Meyne hosted the Victory Quilt club with most members present and a chicken dinner. Other items include visits from Nellie Shelby, Lois Mennell, and several locals, plus Peter Martin being treated at Memorial hospital in Elyria. Ohio State University professor Berdon led a sewing machine clinic at L.O.G.G.
North Dakota will see an increase of more than nine million bushels in all spring wheat over 1928, according to the Federal Agricultural Statistician in Grand Forks. Also note King Gustav of Sweden earmarked about 1.34 million dollars for a radium hospital in Stockholm. A Swiss research lab will study effects of veiled air sunlight on living beings atop a pine peak. In 1928 the New York Stock Exchange spent 70 billion dollars.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim ancient Athens held over ten thousand houses within a five mile perimeter city wall. The passage also lists varied items from medical ads to bank shares and a Rome Italian restaurant, reflecting a garbled newspaper page.
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