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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1927
Page
3
A commentary on how congressmen reflect their constituents values in debate on Nicaragua and Mexico. An anecdote recalls Cole and a constituent who urged a tariff vote while demanding the sheep be sold, implying broader influence of local interests on national policy.
A bill in Albany would raise the judicial age limit from seventy to seventy five arguing that ability to serve should not be judged by years. The piece notes longer life spans, with ministers and prominent figures aging past seventy, and cites Depew as an example of extended active life.
Cables from France say the rising franc drives higher prices and a buyers strike, cutting French business activity and triggering unemployment estimates over fifty thousand. The impact, though modest by British standards, is serious for France.
A proposed bill would authorize a corporation to produce medicinal whisky for three million gallons yearly and issue bonds and stock to finance operations. The plan, reportedly backed by the American Medical Association and opposed by prohibition groups, would centralize liquor purchases through this firm and raise concerns about enforcement and possible hidden agendas.
The Vindicator notes Chinese use of American hot water bottles as hand warmers in theatres in countries with little heating. The piece suggests nine personal comfort ideas learned from travel, linking enviroment to preference and habit.
Yesterday's今日 archive lists Robert Burns born near Ayr in 1759, Lord Mood voyage in 1745, 1858 Congress funding for a Washington statue, and notable figures like Ewell, Birns, Laighrven, McKenna, and Tit an hamen. It notes trials, elections, and arrivals, plus forthcoming stamp and mine workers conferences.
Fragmentary text notes a birthday anniversary for Raber Burns, with unclear address and date. The readable portions mention a fire patrol and a named person, but key details are garbled and the exact event or location remains uncertain.
A garbled society note records Mrs Lafe Bud and Abe Martin remarking on the weather as townsfolk bustle at a crovery and farmers dog appears in the scene, hinting at rural life and humor in a small town setting.
FragmentedOCR reads poems by Theodosia Garrison with garbled lines about guilt and conscience. It depicts three ghosts on a road condemning wrongdoing and calls out breaking of a woman's heart, gluttony, theft, and the soul’s naked burden as it traces moral downfall.
The eminent shipping magnate, noted for his missionary critique of China work, has donated 109000 rupees to fund an Anglican church ward at a Delhi hospital. The benefactor, long renowned in shipping circles, has supported ecclesiastical work amid urban development.
Lord Inchcape, active in Indian affairs since 1874, served on the Viceroy’s Legislative Council and the Council of India from 1897 to 191? His directorships include the Suez Canal Company and major navigation interests. His experience in India and mercantile shipping is valued by the British Government for policy input.
A satirical piece voices a witty female narrator railing against anti-equality talk while mocking social norms and insisting on a seventy five to twenty five split in gender roles. The mock voice proclaims women may wow but demands courteous subservience and votes against those who deny seats in public life.
Dr William H Welch director of Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene describes Henry Welch a Norfolk Connecticut pathologist educated at Yale Columbia Strassburg Leipzig and Berlin. He earned honorary medical degrees from several American universities and served on many health research boards. Since 1916 he has led the hygiene school and public health.
The article argues that life expectancy has risen from twenty three in ancient times to fifty six in America today, with allied nations awarding honors for service in health. It cites the American Public Health Association hoping to add thirty years to life expectancy in fifty years by spreading health knowledge. It urges learning health rites and applying them early to extend usefulness and lifespan.
Jan 25 Zanesville Ohio The Zanesville Publishing Company, publishers of The Signal, celebrated the completion of its new plant by issuing morning editions and highlighting the expanded production capacity for local news.
The Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co offers complete janitor service focusing on private houses and window cleaning. services include skylights walls ceilings washed with office contact at 206 Elyria Block, phone 2600 Langberg and Brown.
New York reports indicate industrial magnate W C Durant may fold his currency and quietly leave, though brokers doubt the move. Durant, a leading bull in a boom, has built a fortune in three years estimated between 20 and 56 million dollars. He is said to be in good health and planning a European trip for rest and study.
Formal opening of the new plant will be celebrated Saturday, announced today by Charles W. Gibson, publisher.
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