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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
13
The outlook for farm products in Lorain County worsens as corn fields are muddy and must be cut by hand, potatoes rot except on sandy soils, peaches ripen too fast and spoil, and grape and truck crops suffer from a weak market, creating widespread hardship for growers.
Rowland warns practical grape harvest failures threaten Lerada County drinkers as nearly all crops will become juice or rot if not picked soon. He notes most grapes will go to juice, with a rush to harvest to prevent losses.
Radio listings show KDKA Pittsburg at 6 15 dinner concert and WCAB Pittsburg at 7 50 Pro gram of dance music plus WGY Schenectady at 7 30 musical program. WB2 Springfield Mass 11 and a 10 30 dance program feature the Boston Symphony Orchestra and WIZ. WSAI Cincinnati 30 features The Bicvela Playing Card sextet.
A jumble of station names and times appears, noting WEAF in New York and other outlets in Cleveland Columbus Hot Springs and Washington with vaudeville, music, and children’s acts. A stray historical paragraph discusses economic tensions between New Jersey New York and the United States, referencing England and the Union in a broader wartime context.
Sir Alfred Mond argues Britain should avoid global market clashes and protect its empire instead of England alone facing the United States. He contrasts American farmers selling wheat to pools before harvest with English limits, and notes income disparities between Americans and Englishmen. He mentions iconoclasts as an Eastern sect of 8th and 9th centuries who opposed religious images.
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