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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
11
Paul M. Mazur, a New York banker and economist, argues advertising has lifted the nation’s standard of living. He says ads educated consumers, spurred demand after war, revived mass production, maintained wages, and boosted distribution and sales. He warns against dropping advertising as a profit cutback.
Motor shares rise on the New York exchange as 1928 is forecast to be the greatest year in auto history. Demand remains strong with expected large earnings. traffic congestion and highway expansion dominate industry outlook including planned separate lanes and nighttime lighting. The piece ends with a quip about a bronze statue and a wry line about imagination.
A discussion cautions against extreme weight loss measures such as the so called Romani method and other methods like laxatives and high colonic irrigations. It presents three safe options: increase activity, reduce intake, or combine both. The column notes risks of stomach inflammation and nutrient deficiency from unsafe practices and mentions cancer treatments and milk of magnesia as unfounded. It also hints at future columns on related health topics.
ABE MARTIN quips that with war outlawed and disease mastered the world faces a crime wave to control population. The statement references Trev and Wiley Tanger, noting they have no legal action to pursue.
In Washington DC on September 19 the American poultry industry plans a sustained campaign to raise egg and poultry consumption. Leaders propose creating a national council to fund the campaign, borrowing a model from the dairy sector, to stabilize prices and prevent continued losses from overproduction. Industry figures urge education to boost demand, citing past successes as a basis for action.
Inspectors across 30 states centered in the corn belt report 15877 flocks infected with avian disease. Inspectors from many states are required to check poultry, and the effort aims to eradicate avian tuberculosis more rapidly. Since birds are low value, flocks can be replaced with new stock in a single season. If industry leaders push an improved production and higher consumption plan, the poultry industry could undergo major changes in the next ten years, transforming it from a cottage farm task to a broader enterprise.
United States Senator from Iowa Jonathan W. Brookhart, born February 2, 1869 in Scotland County, Missouri, pursued law after early teaching, admitted to the bar in 1892, served as county attorney, elected to the U S Senate in 1922 to fill a vacancy and re-elected for 1925-1951.
A veteran and writer argues for bold congressional action on labor and agriculture. He stresses the primacy of labor over capital and calls for government regulation of profits when it protects an industry. He reflects on the farmer, worker, and evolving economic justice.
The speaker argues Congress can regulate interstate commerce to curb oppressive monopolies and protect the people. A bill is being prepared for congressional consideration, with no fixed timeline or assurances, but the proposed remedy is described as just and proper.
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