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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
6
A Boston youth reflects on job offers and income, while Roger Babson studies cycles and Newtonian action reaction. He investigates how business conditions rise and fall, charting factors that show wave movement and linking them to a broader forecast theory.
The piece explains Roger W. Babson’s chart of American business conditions and Newton’s Law analogy. It argues forecasting, the Babson Institute, and a “statistical city” at Babson Park will guide planning and reduce panics, citing 1920s deflation and the idea that prosperity should align near the X Y line.
FAIRPORT reports James Swaton died when a stone fell in the Troll Company mine. The Belmont county fatality is the third in as many days. COLUMBUS notes Charles Bradford, 16, shot in left breast while hunting. police responding to the scene collide with another vehicle without injuries. YOUNGSTOWN recalls early auto era as a new bus line begins service on Ford avenue.
Residents stood on porches admiring buses and checking the timetable with watches in hand as they observed the routine spectacle.
Circle No. 6 of the Ladies' Aid Society of the ME church in Elyria hosted 59 attendees at H H Drusendahl's home for a tureen supper and social time last Thursday. Miss Milly Joy and her sister Mrs Fred Fry of Cleveland along with Mr and Mrs Ernest Holliday of Elyria joined the Medina fair visit last Wednesday.
President, vice-president, secretary and treasurer elected. Mrs Minnigg White, Mrs James O'pell and Mr and Mrs Frank Mussulman of Cleveland visited their elder, Mrs. Eldred.
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