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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
14
General Chang Tso-lin outlines a plan to reorganize both the government and the Northern armies in Peking. The move signals a shift in status, though insiders say the change is more apparent than real after months of dual military and governmental control.
Chang Kaishek assumes full civil and military power in a mixed ceremony at the presidential palace. His plans include industrial growth, labor capital harmony, military reform, class leveling, and a reformed cabinet under a new Nationalist party to guard against communism. Foreign observers show cautious optimism.
Amherst visitors return home after illness. Local residents attend glider reunion at Liphart home in Amherst. Multiple families host and visit across Birmingham and nearby towns. W C U U meets at Birmingham M E church with next gathering set for Aug 24, 1927.
The Marion home of Ramond Lille is under quarantine as infantile paralysis cases reach five. Four cases are in the city and one in the county, marking a sharp local outbreak. Indian music finds favor in Mayfair as American Indian concerts become a popular private entertainment.
Skilled physicians link pimples and eruptions to bodily imbalance and promote a five five five course. An ad touts S. S. S. as a plant root tonic that purports to cleanse blood, build corpuscles, and restore energy with testimonials from Mrs. J. W. Barker of Cincinnati Ohio. It claims sale in drug stores in two sizes.
The Countess Luttow hosted a dance at Chesham Place featuring an Indian concert. As-Ke-Non-Ton, an Indian chief tain, sang four songs amid primitive American Indian tom-tom music. Since then the “cheap big chief” has seen rising demand for his services.
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