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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1927
Page
8
A 1927 editorial notes sermons vary in quality and argues for thoughtful meditative services with quiet periods and music. It suggests ministers who cannot preach might still craft such services to inspire uplift and personal reflection during the week.
Atlantic Monthly will publish Governor Smith's response to questions about reconciling Catholic faith with the presidency. The magazine says his reply is straightforward and unflinching. Supporters and opponents debate whether religious differences affect loyalty and policy.
A mispelled rambling editorial urges banishment from North Carolina as a remedy for crime. It discusses sending offenders to other states as a cheaper alternative and fantasizes about a system where criminals are driven away, equating it with historical punishments and criticizing current penalties.
Fragmented OCR text presents a chaotic speech praising past presidents and denouncing drafts and international bodies. It references Chicago and a mayor, with garbled phrases about banners and slogans. The readable portions suggest a wartime or nationalist oratory context lacking coherent facts.
The East Coast Growers Association of Florida asked President Coolidge and the Tariff Commission to consider protective duties against an influx of tomatoes peppers and other vegetables from Cuba and Mexico. Consumers have not yet voiced their view.
Yesterday and today lists mark anniversaries from 1743 to present. Highlights include Lord North, US constitutional milestones, and figures such as Eucius Johnson, Henry Ford, Stanford president Ray Lyman Wilbur, and others linked to politics, science, and industry with birthdays and seized dates.
A fragment notes the death of an explorer overpronounced lines about age and origin. It mentions a traveler and a British connection, with a vague obituary tone and limited readable details.
A disjointed excerpt shows a speaker lamenting unemployment and referencing the Volstead Act. The text hints at social attitudes and dress among women, with garbled attributions and era slang, capturing a slice of Prohibition commentary.
Barron Collier, born Mamplus Tennessee March 23, 1877, built a vast advertising and brokerage empire and serves as president of several companies and officer of many more. General business conditions are fair with an encouraging outlook. wholesale and retail changes push consolidation while small merchants face chain store competition and rising price focus.
A concise critique of Helen Gray Cone’s sonnet The Common Street in which restrained praise is given for poised imagery and clear execution. The piece notes a muted warping of sentiment, the rain and tired common people, and a sunset transforming a gray street into a golden heaven as a deft final stroke.
The article analyzes butter prices and imports from New Zealand, Argentina, and Denmark, noting March 1924 levels beating March 1923 averages. It cites reduced storage stocks, lower feed costs, and advertising-driven demand as key factors, with supply constraints from labor and pasturage. It discusses producer organization and regional differences, and compares dairy gains to grain farming pressures.
A crude monologue depicts a heavy smoker who boasts of blowing large smoke rings and keeping a pipe lit at all times. The speaker insists on overwhelming others with smoke, draining matches and self restraint as he calls attention to his overpowering habit.
The dairy industry shows continued prosperity prompting reflection on restrained gains in other farming sectors. Butter prices in recent weeks reached their highest since 1920 with March wholesale averages around six cents per pound for a $2 score at New York.
Prof Henry B Dewing named president of the forthcoming Athens College in Greece. Dewing, then head of the Greek Department at Bowdoin College, brings Yale PhD, Cal and Bowdoin ties, and past service with the American Red Cross in Greece. He and Mrs Dewing have long supported Near Eastern relief work.
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