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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1927
Page
2
The article recalls lessons from earlier times with a focus on a Bronts Field event and a reference to a Lindbergh route. It notes air and cross country work and comments on love in night training, while mentioning service in the Army Air Corps Reserve and Missouri National Guard.
The Pan American Federation of Labor votes unanimously for immediate withdrawal of American forces from Nicaragua. The piece notes widespread opinion turning against U.S. interference, citing Kellogg’s canal remarks and Major Ralph Kirkpatrick’s canal feasibility points, warning a Nicaraguan canal would cost at least 1 billion dollars and is not needed for 50 to 100 years.
The Rosenwald plan funded by Julius Rosenwald aided establishing modern Negro schools in the South. By 1924 there were 24,079 Negro schools, mostly rural, with varying numbers of teachers. Funds covered a portion of school costs and capacity, highlighting Rosenwald’s modest yet visionary philanthropy.
Readers praise Dr. Carver from Harvard for a financially grounded analysis. They request further study from Dr. Earver on the biggest B L E developments and caution that a large structure may have no solid foundation.
Readable fragments note conventions opening today in Denver Calgary American Association of Hypathetic? and various Legion and Fraternity events across North America. Birthdays listed include Earl Balfour and William deMille as a snapshot of notable figures.
The Carnegie Endowment hosts a London arrival for American editors on a Europe tour. In Antwerp a Rubens birth anniversary features sessions and festivities. Thomaston Maine observes Gen Henry Knox birthday. A Romanian Society tour aims to strengthen US relations, departing Bucharest.
Fragmented OCR of a Rupert Brooke poem about love and memorials. Mentions Granville outside Chester, a village churchyard clock, memorial tablets for Chester lads, and lines about youth, mortality, honor, and time passing as a king returns.
A 1824 quotation from the Republic Syndicate collection expresses unwavering views on literary taste and modern life. The speaker claims a lasting preference for older literature and skepticism toward contemporary novels and inventions, while condemning changes in society and the church.
Philp N Love an intimate friend and companion of Col Charles A Lindbergh on his country wide tour is a 24 year old Washington native. He entered the cadet flying course at Brooks Field in 1924 with Lindbergh and later went to Kelly Field.
A historical column by William B. Dever discusses political figures and events in Illinois. It covers Ford Mayer of Chicago, his career milestones, and implications for the 1920s political landscape. The piece analyzes prohibition as a contentious issue shaping elections from alderman to president.
In Washington July hog cholera is flagged as a major risk to feed lots but federal Agriculture Department officials express confidence that severe outbreaks can be avoided. Historically, outbreaks tend to spread in waves over subsequent years, with the next season often seeing more widespread infection than the prior one.
A health guidance piece urges parents to have children examined during summer to detect conditions early. It cites figures on school youth health issues and stresses vitamin nutrition, vision of cures for adenoids and other defects, and cautions about cholesterol and thyroid concerns and the need for medical follow up.
The report warns that hog cholera may recur with an epidemic similar to last year. Officials track the spread across states though only standard case levels are seen. Individual farmers bear major responsibility for preventing infection as livestock movements increase and federal inspection supports immunization.
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