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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1928
Page
7
Elyrians read of a mother who saved a drowning child in Black River while another woman refused to give up a telephone line delaying emergency services. The fire department arrived quickly, the child was bundled warm, and no tragedy occurred. The piece condemns blocking emergency lines and urges courteous use of phones.
The piece notes John Coolidge, son of the President, has secured a job to learn the railroad business. It dismisses rumors of marriage or saxophone plans, stressing he will work like any other American youth and pursue success without undue hindrance from his father’s position. It urges acceptance of his chosen path and independence.
The article notes Finland Sweden and Poland pressing the League to investigate alcohol use and its effects. It discusses the tension between prohibition and trade, highlighting Finland's dry stance and the broader challenge of aligning nations with differing alcohol policies within the League.
Reader questions cover onions and arteriosclerosis, fibroid tumors, radium and X ray treatments, diet tips, and medical costs. A column invites readers to mail self addressed envelopes with inquiries, while ship and airship notes discuss Zeppelins and lighter than air progress.
ABE MARTIN jokes that the governor’s inexperience in national affairs is balanced by New York’s long bread line, noting that the state faced hunger well before Herbert Hoover’s presidency. The humorous quip brushes past critiques of Al Smith’s background with a rural diner scene reference.
Captain Anton Hein explores American airship progress noting U S engineers have learned from Europe but now lead in simple strong designs. The navy airship concept praised for ease of handling maintenance and efficiency as a model for future achievements.
In Amherst Hast Street hosted a surprise pre nuptial shower for Miss Martha Cardale bride elect of Elmer Bisch. The event featured the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society annual meeting at Mrs Metta Norton's home with officers elected and a luncheon for nine members and a guest. Also notes include visits to Bellaire and New Martinsville and a dinner by Miss Lacey Horn for niece Miss Mary Hunter among other local social items.
In Paris a municipal official is assigned to sample subway air for safety of travelers. The source notes a program aiming to assess air quality and health implications for passengers.
Miss Garnet Everly, listed as a carpenter, mason, electrician, plumber, cook, teacher and purse in a varied set of occupations, serves as WOW Principal of a mission school in Muttra, India.
Two Irishmen named Maylower Christopher Martin and William Mullins arrived. One fourth of the automobiles sold are paid for in cash.
A store introduces Deasen Bells and Xylophones with teacher Bill Hruby guiding Jessons students. Schools will form orchestras with input from Mr. Wagner, Mr. Frank, and others on instrument allocation. Dale B. Dimick, after three years with the firm during school, joins the radio department.
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