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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
5
The piece argues budgeting is a modern practice for households and institutions, urging a financial map for the year. It cites suggested spending percentages for rent, food, clothing, savings and entertainment, and notes budgeting can reveal waste or new saving paths. It stresses budgeting as a household duty alongside good cooking and frugality.
The piece notes Kellage wavering between arbitration with Mexico and Senate positions, with newspapers shifting headlines and editorials as administrations change. It cites Irish banter and a postmaster anecdote to illustrate how leaders and papers adapt to political currents and public questions.
A Cleveland Times item from January 14 notes a rising consensus that liquor is easier to obtain and more procurable. The piece frames this trend as a straw indicating wind, suggesting tangible but not dire shifts in availability.
A Times report tells of a heavy set man offering 150 to 300 dollars weekly to six healthy young men for outdoor work, amid liquor scarcity and bootlegging risks. He claims to deliver loads of liquor via trucks while law enforcement tightens controls.
One year after a Communist plot to overthrow the Yugoslav Government was uncovered in Belgrade a Paris public meeting is noted. Birthdays today include Robert B. Howell of Nebraska born Adrian Michigan 63. Rev Frank Sterree Bethlehem diocese born Middleport New York 42. William Adams Delaho New York architect 53. Frederick Madison Smith Plano Texas 62. James Henry Morzan Dickinson College Concord Delaware 70. Father Jerome Ricard Santa Clara astronomer born France 7? years.
In a morning peak talk, Rev. Wi Jey Tanger mocks modern views on women noting many things were hidden in old times while claiming women’s knees were not the headline issue.
The article lists multiple commemorations including the Festival of Ines at the Latin church, centenary births of Them ins Fletcher and John Stevens, and Lenin’s anniversary. It notes upcoming NY State Bar Association address events, Irenige opening in New York City, and the 22nd annual Motor Boat Show at Grand Central Palace with other day’s news on Samuel Warden Church as Carnegie leader and author.
An unreliable OCR fragment discusses a person named MAX MASON, President of the Chies, an instructor of Juseis, and a critique of teaching methods. It mentions a shift from theory to laboratory work, laboratory leadership, and contrasts Gottingen study experiences with German language study.
A hurried account recalls a trip to New York and Chicago with vivid impressions of cabarets and nightlife. The narrator insists the diary reflects personal adventures read by the audience who may have seen the places before and doubts the completeness of a brief stay.
Fragmented verse about love and loss referencing poems by Josephine Preston Vesahody and Charles Ranson Towle. Mentions Cambridge Massachusetts and Wesley. notes Vesahody’s influence on students and her poetry’s beauty.
A local gathering addressed by a supervisor from the Ohio Bell Telephone company urged protection of trees in Ohio. The speaker emphasized the importance of careful tree trimming to prevent damage to valuable trees while noting practical limits of utility work.
Preceding the Susiz evening A J Curren of Elyria Telephone company hosted visiting telephone and power men at the Xewell hotel. Hyatt spoke on an educational campaign to protect trees from contact with lines and to promote tree friendly growth while utilities and officials discussed safer wiring practices.
The text discusses literacy rates in Mexico, the composition of the population as Indians and mixed-blood groups, a largely mixed army, and description of Mexico City. It mentions street naming practices, Mexico-United States border length, and territorial changes after a past war.
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