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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1927
Page
4
The article states that most tuberculosis cases are contracted in childhood and that growth defenses may suppress disease until adulthood. Autopsies show many lungs bear evidence of past tuberculosis, suggesting early exposure with later activation as resistance wanes.
A reader column mocks sensational Red scare reports about a Philippines plot to cripple naval activity. It argues such alarms resemble boys crying wolf and praises fact based civic education. It notes China’s small Communist presence and calls Borodin's Chinese advisory role a failed effort.
A farmer near Gallipolis Ohio reports bees visiting a local still and returning drunk. They sting to death fellow bees, depleting hives as authorities weigh the 18th Amendment crisis and the clash of law and personal liberty in a comic rural vignette.
A jittery digest lists historical figures with birthplaces and dates, noting Benny Cooper of Tennessee born in Columbia and killed in Mexico, Franz Joseph Gail founder of phrenology died in Paris, and various birthdays and deaths including Daniel Frohman and Daniel R. Anthony. It also references political events and anniversaries.
Notices mark the 100th birthday of Senator Ten Cooper of Tennessee and General Joseph A Fighting foe 1 Moan tre, a Civil War commander. Edmonton hosts the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada meeting today. In Los Angeles Lita Grey Chaplin sues Charles Chaplin in divorce trial.
A health column explains how tuberculosis spreads and how adults may share living spaces safely with a patient with open TB. It notes risks to children, the four main routes of infection, and factors that lower resistance such as fatigue sleep deprivation dirty surroundings and poor nutrition. It emphasizes cough etiquette and sanitation to limit transmission.
Loyal Order of Moose members from across North America gather in Philadelphia for the 39th national convention. The item notes various unrelated convention openings and a personal anecdote about a man avoiding chores to avoid his wife.
Neilson T. Johnson, appointed assistant secretary, serves as chief advisor to the State Department on Chinese and Far Eastern issues. He has long experience in China, including consular service, and advised Secretary Kellogg on Chinese matters during recent years. The article notes the world’s oldest tree is believed to be in Ceylon, dating to a coral‑studded age.
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