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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1927

Page

3

Summer health and diet advice on colds and overfeeding

A health column discusses summer colds linked to overfeeding and high carbohydrate intake. It explains how excess food in warm months burdens the body, causes mucus buildup, and heightens infection risk, with tips to cut heavy foods, stay hydrated, and cover up while traveling. It includes reader questions on neck pain and urticaria and offers general guidance on diet and circulation.

Caures Jasuars Elioun Ewing

Local reminiscences of Clarr's Grove horse races

Fragments recall bygone sports at Clarr's Grove and remarks attributed to Abraham Lincoln. The faded text hints at ancient fibs and tales surrounding those races and figures, preserving a nostalgic aura of 19th century events.

Clarr’s Grove Abe Lincoln Ingdeld

Methodism and the Temptation of Wealth in America

Sir Henry Lunn cites a 1784 discipline change and the 1872 revision as proof Methodism risks dependence on rich patrons. He warns if chapels remain costly and seats are not free, wealthy donors could dominate doctrine and governance. The Christian Advocate notes this as a significant cross Atlantic concern.

Henry Lunn London United States Methodist Times America Methodist Episcopal Church Episcopal Conference Atlantic Europe Christian Advocate Reading Weekly

Real Progress in Aviation in the United States

The piece notes U S aviation gains with over two thousand aircraft in daily use and private ownership constituting half. Last year nearly two million miles flown with half by non military pilots. Government aid includes emergency fields and safety standards, plus mail contracts fueling growth.

United States Avia Ton The New Republic Europe Great Britain France

World Poultry Congress Opens in Ottawa with 49 Nations

Eclipsing prior events, the third World Poultry Congress opens in Ottawa Ontario with delegates from more than forty nine countries. The event coincides with notable birthdays and anniversaries including politicians and aviators.

Ottawa Ont Lila Cabat Tader Washington Joseph ©. Grew Jay Pierrepont Moffat Canada Grews Lianeack

Centenary Notes on Crawford and Oceanic Happenings

Centenary of George A W Crawford birth noted in Fort Scott and Grand Junction founder. Steam boat Henry Clay disaster on the Hudson seventy five years past cited with 39 lives lost. George Peabody and Bryan supporters celebrated birthdays. International Esperanto Congress to open with 5000 delegates from five nations. American editors touring Europe to be received in London by Arthur Chamberlain.

Henry Clay Hudson Yonkers Congress R &D United States New York City Onnsucal Pennsylvania Edmund W. Pettis Alabama Hot Springs S.C. Bern Limestone County Ala James Freatz Brussels Bruges Frank F. Winn Alpine Orb Mount St Glacier Chicago Lake Michigan Wajska Danube River Vladimir de Pachianan Vedano Tedor Charles Vo Levey Huron County Ly Cluan D Gray Sanford Episcopal Missionary San Joaquin Califerum Bristol Notay George Foster Teabedy New York National Democratic Committee Colin George AW Crawford Fort Scott Kas Grand Junction Cole Geoteeter Peabody Dantzig Europe Carnegie Endowment For International ‘Peace London Sir Austee Chamberlain

Indiana Senator Watson and the 1931 special session debate

A historical column discusses Indiana Senator James E. Watson and his stance on a possible November special session of Congress. It covers his career, views on relief efforts led by Hoover, tax reductions, and opinions on a third term for President Coolidge.

Ty James E. Watson U.S Indiana James B. Watson U. 5 Winchester Ind Watson U. S. Senate Waison Hoover Congress S. Arms Vilian Cooldee Coullage

The Hill Poem References and Echoes of Loss

A fragmented excerpt of Edgar Lee Masters with scattered lines praising and recalling fallen individuals. It mentions sleeping on the hill and lists names of unnamed war dead, lovers, and mournful figures, emphasizing sorrow and memory. The piece blends literary critique with elegiac portraits across varied scenes.

Edgar Lee Masters William Butler Yeats Be¢gar Lee Masters

Fragmented Note Reflects Neighborhood Frustration

A reader writes about distrust of neighbors during shopping trips and a fear of leaving home alone. The letter expresses concern over potential crime and notes differing opinions on whether children are bothersome, ending with a resigned personal stance.

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George Poster Peabody A Democratic Leader Portrait

George Poster Peabody a longtime Democratic funder and organizer is profiled as a prominent supporter and treasurer of the Democratic National Committee from 1895 onward. The piece notes his public service and wealth dedicated to education and civil rights groups including Hampton Institute the Tuskegee Institute the General Education Board and the Southern Education Board. It mentions his role as a trusted aide to William Jennings Bryan and his prewar service as secretary of the army mobilization effort.

George Peabody Aboey Bryan W Bryan United States Democratic National Committee Hampton Innsgature Tuskegee, General Education Board Southern Education Rd Peabots Acre Aseinst Milivar

Detroit patrons build largest guest house ever

A prominent Detroit couple Mrs Frederica M Alger and her husband complete a 30 600 guest house on July 27. The two story balconied residence includes antique furnishings and private baths. A special on duty guards ensure only invited guests enter and the hostess personally inspects the interior.

Detroit PATR Mid Frederica M. Alger

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