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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1927
Page
4
President Coolidge travels by special train to New York for the United Press Associations sixtieth anniversary dinner. He is expected to deliver one of the year’s most important speeches, heard by hundreds in person and radio audiences nationwide. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Coolidge and a press corps.
The Kent Teachers association of district number six held at the home of Mrs. Annie Givan Thursday evening with about thirty attendees. The event featured pleasant diversions and refreshments, with reports that Mrs. Glynn and others provided entertainment. Mrs. LeRoy was in Elyria on Thursday.
Dr Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a calomel-free laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. Sugar coated olive colored tablets, no griping, promote normal bowel and liver action with one or two doses at bedtime. Available in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
The report lists funeral attendance for Mrs. Nelson Loupsbrough and a New London relative, club gatherings at Oberlin and Lorain County, visits from Wakeman residents, Easter dinner at the Stones, a MM. E. church chicken supper and home talent show, plus a Lorain Girls club meeting and a broken wrist recovery. A late frost threatens blooming fruit trees.
Detroit launches a million dollar fund drive to advertise the city nationwide. Charles F. Kettering of General Motors chairs the Greater Detroit committee and says participants invest, not gift, with funds to be spent over three years.
About 225000 dollars of the total will be allotted to the Detroit Convention and Tourist bureau for three years. The remainder will be spent in newspaper and magazine advertising. On the Amston river and its tributaries, at low water, a fair sed laynch can sail more than 53000 miles by known water ways at high water double that distance.
Angora April reports Mustapha Keval Pasha as Turkish republic president seen as the world’s favorite sheik. Women from Jewelery girls to Kansas corn belt flood him with letters, praising his good looks and magnetic charm.
The fragment discusses Muatphe Kemal challenging Mussolini s gaze on Anatolia and Qa Ghazi s remark to LT Duce about burying space. The language suggests a wartime or political exchange with ironic tones about leadership and territory.
Census figures show 3,600,000 persons over 66 in the country, about six percent of the population, with the longevity rate continuing to rise. Officials note pension age debates as more elderly live longer and demand pensions at 65.
The text projects population aging with 1965 figures and 1976 teen population growth leading to many reaching old age around seventy, implying rising proportionate increases in old age pension funds.
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