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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1928
Page
12
A Labor Day message celebrates workers who keep industry flowing and uplift the country. It honors toil as vital to industrial progress and human welfare, praising the standard of living and democratic opportunity, and rededicating efforts to a better nation.
A nostalgic look at the start of the school year praising the return to routine. It notes the shift from carefree vacation to classroom life, the value of sports and recess, and the evolving idea that education should be accessible to all. It highlights parental relief, teacher expectations, and the annual cycle of students resuming studies.
A European visitor urges the US to absorb Europe’s surplus population while an Australian observer argues stricter immigration limits would raise US wages. The piece traces postwar shifts in birth and death rate policies, noting Europe’s focus on reducing death rates and pension schemes.
A cropped, biased slice claims natives at a resort are unusual in weather, then denigrates them as inferior and uncivilized. The text oddly ties prosperity to advertising for it, reflecting prejudiced views rather than factual reporting.
A letter page discusses an arcitexic laxative diet used at Battle Creek sanitoria, urging elimination of all flesh foods. It claims toxins come from meat and fish, while promoting breads and cereals, bran, seeds, and vegetables. The piece notes varied dietary theories, heat methods, and cautions about cooking and canning, ending with reader questions about health services.
Passenger kinesit operation in Europe highlights the refined in flight experience with slight touches of detail and fussiness favored by travelers. It notes services such as onboard feasts and lunch offerings as part of the in air amenities, aiming to comfort and reassure passengers while maintaining a high level of service.
Fairfield report says Leong Ying, a ranch hand, killed 11 people of his own race near the area nine days ago. He pleaded guilty and accepted the sentence. he is to be hanged on November 9 for what is described as California's record single day slaughter.
William Ry Stout, president of the Stowe Mera Airplane Company, told engineers at a four day convention that fool-proof airplanes could be achieved within six years and sold for less than many automobiles. He argued air travel will become safer as planes are made more reliable, though not perfect, and noted rapid braking and catapult takeoffs could reduce landing hazards. About 250 engine sets attended the session.
An elephant driver was arraigned in Marripone police court on murder charges in the death of Al Indian mahout Al Mohammedat the London Zoo last Friday. The victim, famed as a trainer of Pewa the sacred Burmese elephant, was found mutilated in his apartment with injuries to bones and a broken window.
Norma Jean Merrit, born to Miz and Mrs Ernest C Merrit of Toledo, is noted as the first girl in the Merritt family in 360 years of farming on Paris area soil. A fragment notes a two year journey for a copy of the Daily Texas, UT student publication, arriving at Columbia Missouri's journalism library.
Fragmentary 1926 newspaper text notes music achievements and a food truck accident in Jasper County. It mentions University of Missouri, a damaged issue dated Nov 6 1926, and a story about eggs spilled from a produce truck driven by William Snyder near Jasper. Also references Trinity College of Music London and the spread of music teaching worldwide.
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