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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1927

Page

8

Federal flood control debated as nation considers long term plan

President Coolidge favors federal aid for immediate levee repairs but wants a full engineers report before deciding on broader flood relief and control. Louisiana Representative Aswell urges rewriting the 1923 act to place federal responsibility on the Mississippi River and tributaries from source to mouth.

Coolidge Board of Engineers Aswell Louisiana Mississippi River

Evolution of journalism from romance to business driven by technology

A reflective piece traces journalism from romantic pulp to a modern business and industry. It notes faster news through telegraph, telephone, and radio, citing historical feats such as ships delivering Webster's speech and relay horses during the Mexican War. It predicts a shift toward higher quality, selective news.

Washington New Orleans Baltimore Daniel Webster Boston New York Times Webster New York Times William Allen White Oberlin Pioneer

Misery shapes public standards and city governance

The article argues that printed material and civic functions are evolving to raise public thought and tax spending. It asserts readers must embrace changes quickly as cities become central to governance, resembling states in purpose and impact on well being.

Historic anniversaries and birthdays span centuries

Yesterday and today in brief notes list figures born or dead across eras. Mentions include James Crichton, Madame du Barry, James Nasmith, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Lord Byron revelations, and the sinking of the Arabic. Birthdays cited cover Orville Wright, Manuel Quezon, Elsie Ferguson, Colleen Moore, Fred Stone, with events in Rouen, Lyon, and St. Louis notes.

James Crichton Scotland Mantua Italy Madame du Barry Louis XV Paris James Nasmith Edinburg London Rouen France William B. Campbell Tennessee Lebanon Tenn Sumner County Harriet Beecher Stowe Lord Byron Orville Wright Dayton Manuel L Quezon Philippines Senate Tayabas Elsie Ferguson New York City Colleen Moore Fred Stone Denver

Late Bud Denies Move With Wife in Bloom Center News

Mr Bud denies rumors of relocating with his wife to New York. He prefers staying in Bloom Center with his spouse. Police report five counterfeit Gordon gin bottle caps caught during a string of incidents.

Bud New York Ole Bloom Center Mr. Bud Binkley

The Gink Explains It All In Witty Rhetoric

A verbose self styled authority proclaims knowledge across many subjects from philosophy to astronomy. He admits limited facts but presses on to explain complex ideas with confident rhetoric.

Pref Cities In Free Stats Urged By Maryland Governor

Albert C. Ritchie former Maryland governor urges adoption of "free cities in free states" to safeguard democracy. He argues urban democracy must function in an urban way and notes municipal governments face evolving problems in changing worlds. Ritchie cites his background and calls for political reform.

Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Albert Cabell Ritchie Richmond John Hopkins University University of Maryland Baltimore Public Service Commission Ritchie War Industries Board Annapolis Albert Biroing

Young Democratic Candidate Beckham Recalled as Kentucky Leader

The piece highlights Jd. C. W. Beckham a Kentucky Democrat chosen for governor. It recalls his rapid rise from a 21 year old bar examist to the youngest speaker since the Civil War. He later served as lieutenant governor and became the youngest Kentucky governor and the youngest U.S. senator in 1906.

Jd. C. W. Beckham Democrats Kentucky United States Senate Goebel

Whooping cough facts and care guidance for mothers

Medical column outlines pertussis as an acute infectious disease, notes incubation of ten to fourteen days, and describes the warning paroxysms, feverish weakness, and best care. Advice covers bed rest during severe fits, fresh air, gentle rehydration, gradual outdoor activity, careful feeding, abdominal support, cautious use of medicines under a physician, and vaccination caveats.

Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Surrounding Townships

Real estate transfers include Frank L. Steen to Paul Novak part of lot 92 Grafton township. Board of Education Waten township to Michael Thames part of original lot 4 Eaton township. Myrtle Zavits Cline to Joseph Pakroczy sublot 187 Mendelson sub Elyria for 10. Pakroczy sublot 186 Mendelson sub Elyria for 10. Ralph W. Cobb to Roy L. Rhone lots 1-4 Inc block 20 Brookside Farms Elyria for 10. Henry Kreiber to City of Elyria part of original lot 22 all of original lot 23 and part of original lot 24 Brace tract Elyria for 19000. Laura Franks to Harry C. Morse sublet 10 block 9 Hogan's ltd Ellen? Loraln for 10.

Frank L. Steen Paul Novak Grafton Board of Education Waten Michael Thames Eaton Township Myrtle Zavits Cline Joseph Pakroczy Mendelson Elyria Ralph W. Cobb Roy L. Rhone Inc Brookside Farms Henry Kreiber City of Orig Brace Laura Franks Harry C. Morse Hogan's Loraln

Odd Evening Attire Puzzles Americans in London

American visitors in London note that some men wear dinner jackets with light blue borders that resemble musical comedy outfits. In local high honors, Leander Club rowers wear formal dark blue attire with brass buttons, matching waistcoat and pink accents.

London Leander Club Universiies

Big game hunting fades in Britain says Rowland Ward expert

London reports that J. B. Burlace of Rowland Ward's Jungle notes big game hunting has largely died out in Britain. He credits empire expansion and foreign sportsmen with many recent trophies while noting mounting remains a specialist trade often handed down in families.

London J. B. Burlace Rowland Ward Burlace Father Fe

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