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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1927
Page
2
A 1920s discussion cites Walter Brinkman seeking temporary alimony from wife Rose in Illinois. Judge Harry A. Lewis rules statutes do not require a wife to pay alimony, prompting debate over gender equality and the evolving role of women and marriage in society.
The twenty three year old son of Virginia Anti-Saloon League's superintendent wrecked a car used to transport whisky and was arrested for transporting liquor and drunken driving. The piece argues about parenting and the idea that every child is an exception to rules and differs in behavior.
The Cleveland Association for Criminal Justice forms a special committee led by Newton JD. Baker to study Ohio’s penal and parole system. The group aims to draw public attention to enforcement gaps, notably supervision of paroled prisoners, with Marysville investigators visiting once yearly.
The article recalls how rising air travel safety sparked complacency about aviation risks. A Hawaii flight tragedy and a relief plane accident renew the public’s deep respect and awe for pioneers who face fog storms and possible death in daring transoceanic journeys.
Highlights from 1861 anniversaries include Deane and Perry deaths, a Bank of England event, and Russia opposing a Bulgarian throne. Contemporary items note a bank president’s suicide in Richmond, a Cairo murder conviction, and Valentino’s 1925 death. Also listed are births of notable figures and events in Springfield, Geneva, and Mississippi politics.
A community notice from Warren details a church anniversary celebration for Charlie A. Tindhereh with plans for a pant event and citywide media coverage. The item notes the gathering occurring today with residents of Minneapolis and surrounding areas invited.
A friend receives a tal card tag from a wife away on vacation. The message hints at an odd scene and recalls a teacher’s death as a cautionary memory. The tone is reflective and the language suggests local gossip within a small community.
Conventions begin in St. Louis Missouri for the National Association of neuroluses and New York for the State Federation of Labor. Little Rock Arkansas hosts the Calla rights gathering while Altoona Pennsylvania hosts the Order of Sons of America.
Henry J Allen outlines the proposed all American ship canal via the Great Lakes and St Lawrence. He notes reduced rail and road distances and increased tonnage while criticizing New York City objections as self serving. The article argues the scheme would boost transportation and power, with specific figures on miles and output.
A distorted voice claims to stand by at accidents crowding ambulances and hindering responders. The speaker boasted of blocking airways and delaying firemen, misrepresenting as a civilian observer amid chaos.
Guidance on tb treatment stressing early professional care, rest, fresh air, and a high fat diet. Emphasizes open air, varied climates if possible, gradual conditioning, and avoiding overfeeding. Highlights foods rich in vitamin A like cod liver oil and eggs, with breadnations and bowel health noted.
In Portugal noble Arabian steeds are valued and Portuguese riders ride with ease. Oxen, common in the north, pull carts with solid wheels yoked by carved hardwood yokes. Drivers are not cruel to animals and cowherds guide flocks with long bamboo staffs.
Dr Augustus T Thomas re-elected president of the World Federation of Education Association, has led the group since its San Francisco origin. He is Maine State Superintendent of Public Instruction for ten years, previously led the Nebraska State Normal School at Kearney, born in Mercear county in 1864, with Wyoming homestead openings announced for ex service men on 9518 acres.
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