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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1927
Page
2
Mr Leach’s letter asking President Coolidge about a possible third term and views on Washington’s eight year precedent draws criticism. The President has not answered, citing other duties and timing, and observers note the question may be premature during his term.
The piece questions what yields heroism beyond reasoning or religion, citing a Philadelphia case of an eleven year old shielding a friend after a gunshot. It argues that heroic awe comes from the individuals performing the deeds, not the acts, and notes psychologists and eugenists offer explanations that hardly lessen the wonder.
Readers react to a downtown scene where Chicagoans smile at a flagpole stunt by Joe Powers. Letters describe entertainment amid urban fatigue and joke about cement recipes and civic life.
The article notes a Texas native who entered Congress about forty four years ago, after earlier service in the Texas legislature. He rose from limited schooling to study law and gain admission to the bar through his own efforts, building a long political career in Washington.
A mixed record of notable dates and figures includes Clara Shortridge Foltz, Pierre Jean de Beranger, and scholarly milestones from California and the U.S. government era. It lists revolutions, canal uses, assassinations, battles, and awards, ending with a birthday roll of notable figures like Roald Amundsen and Kathleen Norris.
A fragmentary Abe Martin note hints at a comic opener about a blind man and marriage. The entry references Booth and Slim Lindberg in a rural, rustic voice with dated, playful slang.
Marker notes mark events on specific anniversaries including Lincoln death in Springfield a railroad strike starting in Martinsburg and a Hungarian author’s visit to America. The President and Mrs Lloyd attend a farmers picnic in Ardmore South Dakota. Editors sail from New York for a Carnegie Peace tour. Women business leaders gather in Oakdale California for a national federation convention.
A first person fragment reveals a brigadier figure seeking power and control within a group. The speaker claims responsibility to direct paths, seeks approval, and admits risk of failure if not allowed to lead. The tone shows a self declared dominant female role and vigilant pursuit of influence.
From Washington reports comes word that Representative John N Garner of Texas may emerge as a leading Democratic figure in the West, slated as a possible candidate for Speaker. He is noted as a strong debater and a forceful, quick-moving presence in the House.
Fragmentary verse praising a simple garden and Gretchen figure. The poet evokes a nostalgic image of a Dutch garden with flowers, produce, and a rosy Dutch girl as central charm. Copyright 1927.
An essay by Hanford MacNider reflecting on American frontier fighters and their courage. It discusses MacNider's military career, leadership roles, and the idea of a new branch of citizenship forged by frontier men. It poses questions on whether modern Americans prove worthy of the name through readiness to risk lives for the nation.
Diet plan for the week lists daily menus with Melba toast, meats, vegetables, and desserts. Includes cooking notes and a note about free diet examinations at Return To Nature School on Wednesdays. Political advertising footer.
New London July 6 Miss Eva Willis returns from Ashland. CL W Reed visits from Oleua. Pauline Smith operated on for tonsillitis in Fitchville. Joana Hower visits Frelyn O'Hara in Grant street. Mrs Griffin and daughters attend funeral of Mrs E J Thomas Norwalk. Mrs Margaret Kirkton hosts dinner for Mrs Marie Bunyan Beardster Bridgeport. Remains of Mrs Sarah Ransom brought to New London for funeral. Rev H W Stewart officiates. Br L D Barnes and son Delbert prepare West motor trip. British politicians fear hecklers. phonofilm brings speeches to constituents. Hogg aids filmed address.
The Cleveland Industrial Exhibition runs August 6 to 28 around the public auditorium area and invites Elyria readers to attend. Tickets are on sale with a special offer of regular 50 cent tickets for 35 cents. New sheet music arrives and a Vista of Victor records and goods including sports gear, rifles, enamel, camping jugs, and car care products are advertised.
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