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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1927
Page
6
A Detroit court ruling decreed a woman with eight pomeranians must dispose of five to protect neighborhood health and harmony. The piece ridicules the decision, noting the judge fixed three as the limit and imagining comic follow ups while lamenting loss of personal liberty to keep dogs.
A six year span produced popular non fiction like Wells Outline of History Strachey Queen Victoria and Durant Story of Philosophy. Publishers note sales surge from word of mouth and publicity, not price or planning, as Miracle Books appear to “just happen.”
A Toronto woman died after a sixty five day fast claimed to aid digestion. Observers cite the incident as evidence fasting can be dangerous. The writer notes multiple fasting deaths and argues against urging people not to eat based on these cases.
A column recalls 25 years ago when housemaids faced shortages due to resort wages. It notes maid wages rising to six dollars weekly and jests that the next Republican National Convention might feature Dawes and Coolidge with a joke about their fishing methods.
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover discusses slow growth for passenger air service, noting profitable air mail contracts and the need to prioritize express and mail transport. He cites Europe’s prewar population and peacetime prospects, outlining passenger limits and potential long, transcontinental routes.
A rough dialect fragment notes a man claiming ignorance after a crowd scene and recounts how girls view other men. The text uses humorous rural speech to portray social perception and deflection of blame within the crowd.
A Nature Cure piece extols Green corn as a safe high starch yet gentle carbohydrate option for constipated individuals. It notes bran irritation risks with bran and recommends corn on the cob with greens, salads, and limited fruit acids, plus occasional guidance on related diet questions. It mentions Dr. McCay and weekly free examinations at Return To Nature School.
A historical note surveys John Tamen Ingalls’s poem attributed to Lincoln and its enduring appeal, alongside brief items about a small San Diego aeroplane, naval academy aviation instruction, and a massive Kruppwerke tagger lifting 75 tons. The mix highlights ambition, travel, and industrial prowess across decades.
Yesterday marked 191s and todays anniversaries, noting Marshal MacMahon born near Antun and died in Paris on October 17, 1615, plus James Seddon born in Virginia. Births include Sidney Webb in London, Mary E. Woolley in Holyoke, John Roquins in Porterville, with conventions opening in San Francisco and Portland.
A historical column recalls a deadly ship capsize when a river excursion on the stream Pearta sank. The event killed 16 people and led to a formal visit by Governor General Lord Wit to inspect safety and attend associated memorials.
A writer claims a strong resemblance to a famous silent film actress and plans to wear her gestures and fashion. The mix of vanity and ambition appears as he eyes opportunities at the Texas convention and related professional groups.
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