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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1927
Page
6
An Indon report from February 15 describes the newly organized Scottish Home Rule Movement gaining momentum and predicted to play a lively political role in the United Kingdom in the coming decade. The article notes parallels with Irish Free State sentiment and outlines early organizational efforts.
Advert reveals Allen ery Special No 2 as a remedy for neuritis pain described as burning and persistent. Claims rapid relief within 24 hours with capsules, urging continued use for several days. Promotes C W Phillips or other druggists to supply product.
The movement seeks Scotland's return as an independent state within the British Commonwealth with a national parliament, executive, and plebiscite on self determination. Officials call it non party and non sectarian, but frame it against Irish migration which they say has raised unemployment and lowered living standards in Scottish cities.
In Columbus on Feb 15 the Ohio General Assembly tackled bills on cigarette advertising highway signage and elections. Aimed at secrecy in primaries Governor Donahey backs measures to keep party affiliations hidden with same ballot for all parties.
Mrs. Fiske has studied the role of Mrs. Alving in Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts for five years, presenting a deeply human portrayal praised as a career pinnacle. The production opens Thursday night February 17 at the Wiasta Theatre, with strong local anticipation for this faithful interpretation.
After 43 years the Sandusky County Horse Protective Association voted to dissolve and surrender its charter. The 15 members faced closure with Charge Waggoner, former treasurer, still in office. A committee will decide the fate of about 100 dollars remaining in the treasury, as the group was organized to guard members against horse thieves.
Lorain County Farm Bureau President Wm. Caskey says volunteers will carry a strong record of achievement to guide the upcoming membership campaign. He notes legislative wins over two sessions, improved cooperative marketing, lower transportation costs, a large grain pool, poultry and marketing programs, and a new field service department addressing farm home and rural community issues.
An 1848 Milan Tribune relic in the Gazette’s possession highlights Milan as a historic grain shipping center. The issue includes editorials supporting Zachary Taylor and the Whig ticket, discusses slavery and Texas annexation, and notes plans for a dance with a tall male guest list and strict entrance height rules.
George Washington dubbed the original “daddy of the Columbus daddy long legs club” and a dance is planned in his honor on his birth day next week. The event nickname high ball honors Washington for reportedly standing six feet four inches tall.
Mrs. C. H. Powers of Galion Ohio.testifies that Tepee Herb Tonic helped her two children improve from poor health to full energy. She says it regulates bowels boosts appetite and supports sleep. The tonic is advertised as safe for children and sold by C W Philips and local drugstores.
Former Ohio governor Judson Harmon lies in a Cincinnati hospital with an ailment that may require surgery. He recently marked a birthday, and his condition is being treated by medical staff at Illen Hospital.
An event description notes that Chinese officials opted for a clenched fist gesture rather than a handshake. The unusual display underscored ceremonial nerves and cultural emphasis during a formal gathering.
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