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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
21
A 1920s outlook predicts trans Atlantic radio beacons to guide flight paths. Experts from the Bureau of Standards discuss feasibility and high costs, with proposed 100000 watt transmitters and receiver aids for pilots.
A Victorian style kitchen guide offers sugar cookies with butter and milk, minimal heat cooking for summer, and a lamb stew with vegetables. It outlines steps for stewing lamb shanks, adding potatoes carrots and peas, thickening the gravy, and serving with strawberries in gelatine and whipped cream.
A garbled paste of home tips covers cleaning with baking soda and whitening objects and shoes. It notes soda ratios for baking powder and soda water, describes shoe wear and card decoration ideas, and hints at color matching for place cards and guests.
Professor M Law a British scientist envisions a future with no street railroad or subway noise. He cites strain on workers from distracting sounds and notes improvements on some lines after adopting his methods. He argues sounds audible to humans and some animals cause harm and should be reduced.
Professor Low explains how rail wheel impacts create irritating subway sounds that reflect from the roof. He suggests two fixes: reflect the noise away and insulate or pad carriages to alter panel vibrations. When effective, these steps can reduce carrier waves and lessen rattling without silencing the railroad.
The New London column lists residents and visitors over a summer period. Names include Mr and Mrs William Desenger, Irene Seckete, Bonney Loy Sis, Ethel Sackete, Nellie Brundage, George Ruryan, Harold Sturtevant, Louise Laman, Florence Sutherland, Bessie Rose LeRenbeu, Sackett family, Willis Sprott and daughters Ruth Grave, along with guests from Chicago, Cleveland, Norwalk, and Anderson. Activities feature reunions, farm visits, campsite trips, and travel to and from various homes and camps.
A fragmented, humorous collage recounts dinners and a country road encounter in Scotland with a plowman, a hotel corridor shoe cleaning incident, and a Scotsman. It shifts to notes on London stage cash, English blacksmiths, Berlin, a replica Santa Maria caravel planned at Palos, and a forecast of corn fiber clothing.
Announcement of the purchase of Fashion Shoppe at 311 Broad Street by Samuel S. Spies. Reopening on Saturday July 9 with a full stock of high grade frocks, millinery and women’s garments. shop promoted as high grade ready to wear.
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