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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1927
Page
6
In Chicago on July 15 police found a bound corpse wrapped in a sack in the Calumet canal. The man, neatly dressed and middle aged, had adhesive tape sealing his lips. Coroners say death by suffocation. authorities suspect a kidnapping victim as a possible clue from recent cases.
Washington reports a commerce department survey lists 64 airports with room to expand to 1000 by year end. It also notes about 3,000 unimproved pasture fields suitable for landings and takeoffs.
An advertisement targets thin individuals claiming McCox's Tablets will rapidly add pounds and improve vigor. It quotes Miss Alberta Reges and a guarantee offering a full purchase refund if users do not gain at least some weight or feel healthier after using the product. It urges readers to ask their druggist about the remedy.
Wellington correspondent reports on Miss Lucilia Rolce leaving for Rogers Production School in Fostoria Ohio for a four year course. Locals Mrs R Swartz and La Verne visit Niles Ohio for about ten days. Mrs Will Wenderson of Chicago visits sister Mrs Curtice and family. Circle 2 of Methodist Church meets at Mrs Angy Noone's on Friday. Miss Marian Sutlis visits London, sees W Ankenes at Zena. Mr Ankeney beloved by townspeople during stay. Mrs William Wadsworth. Mrs Dr J Swanger and Mrs Sara Curtice return from Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs as delegates. Rebekahs to nominate three candidates with refreshments Tuesday. Rebe—Serving Society meets at Edna Wright’s home. quilting planned. News of John Perry’s serious illness at Ashland hospital. Mr and Mrs Daugherte and daughter of Shelby visit former parents. Mr and Mrs Wick and son of Chicago are guests. State Game Farm Home: almost cost of vegetables may fund gas generator. The Last bell in the world is the Bourbon at Vorcow Cathedral.
Chicago July 18 Dr William O Krohn a leading alienist died Sunday at his home after a long breakdown He helped pioneer mental testimony in court and recently appeared in the Harold Croarkin trial, a millionaire’s son convicted of mis treating and murdering a child in the south.
Prof Howard Woolsten argues city life favors child health while country life benefits the elderly after analyzing 1916 and 1920 census mortality. He lists leading causes of death by group, noting rural areas face higher infectious disease while cities show higher rates of influenza cancer and heart ailments.
In New York a large python escaped from a crate aboard the freighter Steel Navigator after docking from Singapore. Sailors evacuated quays and nearby buroes during a fifteen minute struggle before the snake was recaptured. The ship also carried fifteen other pythons, a baby elephant, five persons, one black painter, six sun bears, and a golden feat.
In Honolulu and Colorado Springs reports describe aviators Vanderbilt and partners touring the Pacific after a divorce. Ernie South and Emory Brann-Herons are noted among attendees, with a royal Hawaiian hotel reception and a Pearl Harbor luncheon as part of the schedule.
Advert describes MELLO GLO face powder, claiming it makes girls more attractive with a French process. It mentions brands Crandalls and Lewi Verchanole Cards and promotes a smooth, pure finish with a powder that keeps shine away.
An individual named Vandeshilt takes a short vacation and will travel to Reno Nevada to initiate divorce proceedings. The notice implies the start of a legal action in the near term.
One United States marine was killed and another wounded in a sinking attack at Ocotal, near Managua, as liberal troops under General Sandino clashed with the American forces. The attack force of about 150 marines and sailors under Major Harold was engaged. liberals withdrew to safety.
Reports describe a Saturday attack lasting through Sunday with Marine planes aiding the bombardment near Managua. Fire planes participated in the bombing as flyers brought word of the engagements and casualties amid the Sandino conflict.
Public notice proclaims a district candidacy to determine the best salesman in Ohio. It lists vendors and shops such as O Dorrell's News Stand Hows Restaurant Seabolds Dairy Stolzenburg & Daner Ault's Koimeshi Barber Shop Frank's dinner shop Hale's Grocers Smetzers Flull's Grocery Pat Moloskhi Chapman's Haury & Bauer Guteries Staaden's All Peerless Staion Air Fisher Bros Stores and multiple Avon Columbia LaGrange Midway regions. The plan mentions truckers pur chase to the Cleveland Industrial Exposition at 35 cents each until August.
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