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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
15
Worcester Telegram reports a parade of campaign charges and retorts from 1928 political figures. Smith attacks Coolidge spendthrift policies while Mellon counters truths. Hoover tariff gains, Tammany jibes, and beer debates frame a nation’s partisan clash.
An aviation article argues that ocean flight failures stem from defective engine plumbing in fuel and oil systems. It asserts that addressing these mechanical faults could make long ocean flights safer and that pioneers accept high risks for progress.
Dr Crumbine of the American Child Health Association predicts many will reach age 100 by 1923 despite traffic dangers modern diets and industrial stress. He warns longevity must accompany continued usefulness to society to be honorable and meaningful.
Dr Lulu Hunt Peters discusses valvular heart murmurs and causes of murmur changes, noting Osler's example of prognosis and advising medical evaluation. The piece covers degenerative heart and vessel diseases rising with overweight, weight management, sour stomach cures with baking soda, and the need to identify underlying causes with dietary balance and infections as possible factors.
Newton D Baker born 1871 Martinsburg West Virginia and Johns Hopkins educated urges universal peace through League of Nations and World Court. He notes US cooperation with both and hopes for continued leadership while stressing need for dialogue to prevent conflicts. He cites progress since WWI and endorses international legal mechanisms.
Mrs. Tipton Bud frets about Miss Pearl Moots marrying without a trade while Mrs. Safe Bud warns against Tuesday nuptials, linking it to beer day and the fall bridge schedule.
Penfield activity includes Farm Woman's club gathering with Mrs. Elmer Bunt on Tuesday October 30. Penfield school closes Friday October 26 for teachers to attend the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. Agnes Brags, formerly Penfield student, now at Beulah Beach Bible Institute expresses enthusiasm for her work. Mr and Mrs Welsh visited Spencer Friday to celebrate Mrs Welsh's birthday.
A roundup of gatherings across Elyria and nearby towns includes the Jolly Friendship club at LaGrange with eight teen members and birthdays for Mrs Turner's and Mrs Esther Hastings. Families visit in Gorst and Nova as social events, a chicken-pie supper and play entertainments are noted, and future club plans list a meeting at Mrs Harvey Blough's in November.
Craddock hay Jugt visited with daughter Mra Mary Wittimore and new granddaughter at Vermiien. Attendees at Mudina conference in Wellington included Mr and Mrs Geo Cradstock Mrs Vira Gallatin Miss Edith Taylor Mra Wilken and Rev Scott. MEE U S social rally day at the school last Wednesday evening drew a good crowd despite the weather with songs contests and refreshments.
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