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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
6
A lecture on Christian Science will be delivered Friday evening September 28 at the Elyria High School auditorium under the auspices of the First Church of Christ Scientists of the city. The speaker will be Garin W. Allan of Toronto Ontario Canada.
Cleveland educators announce a plan to shorten the 12 year school course by two years through standardized tests guiding three student classifications. The reform would let some finish high school and college earlier, while others gain business training within the same overall years. Reconstruction of the new curriculum aims to roll out gradually over 27 years.
A fragment notes ongoing efforts in Philadelphia to address a water shortage with phased steps and timelines. Officials indicate that multiple years of work may be needed to fully resolve supply issues while communities adapt to new constraints.
Leicester report quotes Prof Leonard Mit proposing to replace insults with atomic terms. He imagines annihilating a drop of oil to release energy powerful enough to move a nation, using electricity and the atom as everyday language.
A Montana report to the American Home Economies association notes 1,266,953 improved practices from 1,147 county home demonstration agents now employed by the Department of Agriculture. Miss Blanche Lee says limited extension funds shift focus to volunteer workers, expanding reach through untrained unpaid leaders.
In Clemens Michigan, judges could not decide so prizes in the State Fair baby contest were given to both Jorce Marie and Gloria Ann Downing twins. A new tinting process yields purple anthracite coal nearly pink, marketed to distinguish coal.
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