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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
3
About 700 psychologists gathered in Columbus for the 36th annual American Psychological Association convention. Discussions covered mood and emotion drivers, quirks of perception, and dismissed Ouija board explanations as unconscious guidance rather than magic.
Parma Ohio plans to abolish its dual police system on January 1 by compulsory retirement of police chief Garry Bruvzerk. Town marshal Charles Tezar becomes police chief without opposition, completing a shift urged by mayor elect Frank D Johnson amid nine months of controversy over alleged fraud-connected charges and structural reform. The report also notes a separate antiquated discussion of languages and universal communication among linguists.
Cincinnati hosts the National Linguist Association convention where members discuss language hunting as an indoor sport and debate terms like Ishkabibble with playful interpretations. The lively gathering highlights how linguists expose and identify quirky slang while noting cultural sensitivities.
An advertorial notice by Eugene Tul len, a carpenter from Manasquan N J, asserts a non surgical cure for rupture. It promises rapid relief via a method costing no fees and urges readers to contact for full information, claiming lasting results with no tests or surgery.
A humorous note contrasts city and country girls, stating country girls marry younger on average. It mentions a derelict hospital train in Mesopotamia repurposed as a Turkish bath for a native sheik, stuck on a side track. It notes imitation ostrich plumes made from turkey feathers.
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