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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
5
Nicola Sacco writes a touching letter to his six year old daughter expressing love and family ideals, lamenting the gap between longing for beauty and liberty and the reality of life for the lower classes. He portrays a hopeful image of a girl, a stream, and happiness tied to freedom and modest dreams.
A comparison of U.S. expenditures shows libraries spend 15.5 million annually on books while tobacco costs reach 1.35 billion, with 500 000 tobacco dealers versus 2 500 bookstores. Theatre and music spend total about 933 million, candy 689 million, and chewing gum 87 million. Total luxuries approach 5.522 billion.
In Upton Close's interview derived from The Revolt of Asia Gandhi laments Americans seeking spiritual hunger without practice. He urges sacrificing, starting work, and explains growth comes step by step across religions.
Charles J. McGuirk cites wives letters across the United States to judge husbands by nationality. Irishmen praised as lovers yet poor husbands, Englishmen cold and conceited, Frenchmen cruel to wives, Continentals seen as treating women as property, Americans crowned best husbands. the piece notes a high wedding rate despite public sentiment.
Readers learn that onions and related Allium vegetables may cause gas headaches and digestive irritation. The piece notes historical use, lack of special health benefits, and advises some readers to stop onion intake while offering Q and A on milk for children and persistent coughs needing medical evaluation.
A collage of dates marks anniversaries births and deaths including Thomas Heyward born in St Luke's parish died 1809 and Thomas Casgrass born Detroit 1752 died in Ottawa 1916. Also reports on liquor sellers arrested in Cincinnati, banks failed since January 1, Canada royalty on gold, and various 1919 world events and observances. Born today are several notable figures and anniversaries span Peru Ayacucho 1521 and church sees in Nashville Dubuque Natchez amid conventions opening across multiple cities.
A fragmentary poem recalling a gifted young English poet born ISS81 who died in 1917 in World War I. The piece compares him to Rupert Brooke, notes his simple beauty, and laments artists cut down in youth while reflecting on aging and the endless search for new art.
An article by Char Edwin Winter discusses equal coverage and rights for states, arguing federal control over lands remains essential even as new states join the union. It surveys historical claims on public lands and the balance of power between federal authority and state sovereignty.
A wary resident recalls a habit of borrowing razor blades and shaving soap without repayment. He encounters the same pattern with others in the boarding house, aided by a cheerful excuse and the belief that someone else will provide.
A clipped OCR fragment from a 1927 Republic Syndicate item shows a terse request or instruction phrase about furnishing. The readable portion is minimal and lacks clear event or person names to establish a full report.
Ohio State University study shows wholesale New York egg prices run higher than Ohio farm prices mainly March through June. Wertz notes profit favors selling in Ohio during peak shipping months. Chinese readers favor British lawyers as American counsel falters in Shanghai courts.
C Ettinger and N D Will plan free examinations and dieting instructions to support Dr McCoy. They will conduct sessions on Wednesdays at the Return to Nature School located at 4056 W River St Paone 9573.
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