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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
14
A French student argues Beethoven’s deafness fueled internal harmonies, suggesting idealists hear unseen music within and shape reality. The piece urges reliance on inner vision over outer reality, praising practical dreamers who transform ideals into history.
English inventors unveil a mechanical man that can walk across Trafalgar Square, deliver a speech, tell time, and respond to commands. The device, seen as an advance over earlier automata, evokes Capek's play and raises questions about future dominance of machines.
A Q&A style column by Dr Lulu Hunt Peters offers guidance to mothers on infant feeding. It warns against premature weaning, discusses prematurity and survivability, asthma triggers in children, and cautions about improper home remedies such as baking soda for acidosis. The piece also notes that the columnist cannot diagnose via letters and invites readers to submit general-interest questions with self addressed envelopes.
The reading notes a speaker claiming regret that a person named Martin did not have a roadster or chance for schooling. It portrays a conscience nagging about missed educational opportunities reflected in a cryptic symbol and a casual promise of thanks.
Formerly feared diseases like typhoid and diphtheria have given way to slower illnesses such as cancer, but public awareness has prompted many to seek medical attention early. The article argues publicity saves lives by promoting timely diagnosis and care before conditions worsen.
Marysville reports County Clerk Amos B. Conkright 69 died after a lengthy illness while serving his second term. Funeral arrangements to be announced. He left a son Olus B. of Mt. Vernon, two brothers Henry of Marysville and F H of Winfield Kansas, and a sister Emma Richwood of Miami Florida. Findlay recalls Charles G Apenzel er 54 fatally injured when struck by an automobile. driver not held. Marion organizes the Marion County Livestock Improvement Association with Homer T Meyers as president F D Isler vice president and T C Grossman secretary treasurer, sponsored by the Department of Agriculture. Zanesville records Clarence Barton 61 of Philo facing imprisonment for second degree murder in the July shooting of Georges Briggs 63. Barton pleads not guilty and a new trial motion filed. Barton’s client Briggs and his wife were living at the Barton home. Marion funeral services set for E K Whiler 66 vice president of the Incorporated stores. Whiler’s firm operates in Marion Mansfield and Lima and he has over 40 years in dry goods. Columbus notes Samuel J Black 45 formerly of Upper Sandusky died by self infliction leaping from a bridge in Pittsburgh. Black served three terms in the State House from Wyandot County and introduced measures on buying London prison farm and later became secretary of a commission.
The Murbach Coal and Supply Co advertises Virginia lump coal priced at 6.50 per ton with a hot fire claim and contact via phone 2224.
A local eatery resumes Sunday menus emphasizing spring chicken and steak dinners with a full array of sides. The event highlights classic comfort fare, inviting families to dine in weekly.
A fragment of an ancient Spaniel galleon, believed to be part of the Armads sunk by Sir Frances Drake, has been raised near Flannan Islands off the outer He brides. The motive for any large loss of life is not discussed in the fragment.
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