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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1926
Page
11
Fragmented text discusses habitual overeating and nutrition. It quotes Dr Jane Maing delivering a lecture at a cathedral on cancer and public concerns about housewives and daily meals. The passage critiques American eating habits, suggests excessive feasts are common, and contrasts Western and European meal sizes.
The Daily Mail in London reports the resignation of its editor Nast Jas who had led the paper since 1889. Rumors tie the move to owner Lord Northcliffe’s departure and the paper’s wartime stance, as readers recount the attack on the United States and shifting sentiment during the tourist season.
A New Jersey Workmen's Compensation Act ruling finds a claimant who loses wages while disabled cannot claim compensation. The decision undermines a proposed farm service to clear fields of bumble bees, ending a planned low-cost liability remedy for farmers and workers.
A fragmented report notes Budapest residents explore makeshift heat sources and a water based system amid efforts to save coal use. The text mentions a property owner installing a heat solution and awaiting outcomes of an experimental setup.
The report argues a chemical test would be more reliable than eyewitness taste tests in court. It notes the danger to tasters from poisoned liquor and urges official adoption of objective evidence in trials.
Rudolph Valentino's sister revealed part of the star's estate listing forty suits fifty pairs of shoes three hundred neckties and one thousand pairs of socks drawing humorous reactions. The tale circulated as readers wondered who Valentino was to outsiders.
A garbled late nineteenth century item lists figures from politics and history with scattered dates and places. It mentions South Carolina governor Henry Middleton, Russia Persia war context, Parisian writers, early Seattle cab services, and birthdays including Georges Clemenceau and a Tarhigal queen, among other disjointed entries.
Reports list multiple political party conventions and campaigns in progress across Pennsylvania Michigan and other states. Notable items include Republican meetings in Petrasta and a campaign swing for United States Senate hopeful George F. Brennan with knee injury affecting his schedule.
A contemporary notice praising Edith M. Thomas as a leading American poet whose work, though underappreciated, shows flawless technique and holistic vitality. It notes her long career, quotes childhood reminiscences, and highlights a distinguished persona of Commander Spatford as a warm, engaging speaker with a strong presence.
A fragmented glimpse shows tension between September heat and a clerk's stance in a town where an unwritten law supposedly opposes prohibition. The scene hints at social friction around liquor laws and personal duty in a dry era.
Edward S Spafford of New York, a former commander of Levington Post and head of the American Legion National Naval Affairs Committee, built a long record of faithful service. He entered Annapolis in 1897, served as an ensign, left the navy in 1914, studied law, then rejoined in 1917 as America entered World War I.
Florence Alabama September 28 The American Farm Bureau Federation board leans toward endorsing the Cyanamid Company option for Muscle Shoals despite some Western and Midwestern hesitation The vote favors the cyanamid plant as complete in capacity to supply fertilizer products while power concerns edge action to defer until the Chicago annual meeting in December.
A new official Farm Bureau publication named The Bureau Farmer will circulate nationwide after successful pilots in three western states. The magazine will split its content between national agricultural issues and state specific material. Frank Evans resigned as Farm Bureau secretary during the Alabama meeting. no successor was named.
Daily News Letter reports Nathan Levy a fourteen year old traveler from Palestine passed through San Francisco on his journey to an unspecified destination. The item notes his age and origin, with a brief transit mention within the city.
Nathan Levy arrives from Omaha to join his parents in Los Angeles with a single suitcase and a dollar. Murals lining the south corridor of the city prison, depicting Grant’s Tomb and other scenes, mystery a painter signed “T. RB” with unknown identity. An elderly ex-decorator, once jailed, claims credit and recalls painting a farmhouse scene and a past brush with Lt. Tobin.
Carl Applegate, a San Francisco resident, dodged an Oakland car and leaped to avoid it but was struck by Miss Dollie Curran. He tried land evasions and a vault in the air, but the pursuing auto struck him. He was taken to an emergency hospital for cuts and abrasions.
Commander Harold T. Bartlett chosen to succeed the late Commander John Rodgers in long range aircraft scouting. A veteran of U S naval aviation since 1914, Bartlett served at sea on battleships, piloted planes, and helped catapult aircraft aboard ships. He worked with British and French air forces in WWI and commanded the Montchic naval aviation training school in 1918. He holds seaplane pilot and expert pilot licenses from the National Aeronautical Association.
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