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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
3
A travel bureau manager proposes dictating food for American tourists abroad provoking protest from readers. The piece argues travel should be about experiences, not culinary control, noting English and French coffee as a test of traveler independence and urging readers to rise above a bad morning cup.
The piece notes how murder trials have become a national indoor sport drawing vast press coverage. It cites New York trials generating millions of words across telegraph wires with reporters, authors, and preachers covering the cases as intensely as major sports events.
An office seeker in New Jersey distributes a bound volume with a red cover to voters. The pamphlet, titled Read the contents of this little book, invites residents to judge his character from more than fifty poems on death love and philosophy.
In Greenville at Tusculum College, William G. McAdoo argued that municipal bosses act as president makers. George W. Olvany countered by asking if McAdoo would seek their help if nominated at the national Democratic Convention next year. The exchange touched on Tammany Hall and party organizations shaping candidates.
The note asserts Sidney George Riley was sent to Russia on a terror mission by Winston Churchill to destabilize leadership and damage property. It warns such reciprocal accusations from Russia against Britain would be equally unfounded and ridiculous.
A dated list compiles notable anniversaries and births including Cana earthquake year 163, 1659 coronation of Wilhelm and Mary, 1797 Mission San Jose founding, and 1907 Senator John T. Morgan death. It notes people born or facing milestones in Athens Tennessee, Galway, and Philadelphia regions with varied professions.
A wary narrator notes that only disguised things can pass as harmless while misfortune appears in disguise. The piece questions who treats a lone figure as a brute when plans unravel, hinting at a moral about appearances and consequences.
The article notes the Festival of International Music in Frankfurt opening today with various dignitaries including President Coolidge to speak. It mentions ceremonies across Fort D. A. Ruy and tributes to war dead, plus scientific progress like radio beams shrinking the world.
Edward Sherman, associate forester in the U S Forest Service, argues that reforestation and forest protection must be central to future Mississippi River basin flood plans. He cites deforestation and fires as factors worsening floods and calls for headwater forest restoration to reduce runoff and erosion.
A cryptic speaker laments overbearing curiosity and the urge to uncover hidden plots. The voice hints at social missteps and the thirst to know who is nearby, challenging restraint and inviting danger. The monologue ends with a stubborn resolve to satisfy personal curiosity.
Gerald Massey and Massey born in England and died years later. The verse is described as tender and popular in its day. His poetry was praised by Tennyson as amiable and singable even if not at extreme heights.
The article discusses health diet guidance from Dr Frank M and proper preparation of mushrooms. It warns boiling as the preferred method, notes mushrooms grow underground, and cautions against poisonous varieties. It covers market trends, safety in gathering mushrooms, and general dietary variety.
The passage portrays Massey rising from poverty to eminence and questions policy aimed at aiding farmers. It notes proposals to counter price discrepancies with government funded corporations for staple crops, designed to stabilize markets by buying and storing surpluses during shortages.
Washington reports an ongoing push to craft a balanced national agricultural program with farm relief principles. Leaders from state land grant colleges plan a concrete rehabilitation plan to present at the November convention, aiming to guide policy with comprehensive reforms and coordinated agriculture governance.
A Day's Music Store ad touts a portable Victrola as ideal for travel with a world of music in a bag. It invites customers to hear the latest Victor records and popular sheet music titles like Mane, Me and My Shadow, Red Lips, Bosy Cheeks, Ill Always Remember You, and Down the Lane, with no obligation to buy.
The Saengerfest festival features Elsa Aisen soprano Julia Clausser contralto and Lawrence Trichet tenor in five concerts June 22 23 24 at Cleveland Public Auditorium. A mass chorus of 405 male voices joins June 23 evening with a 100 piece orchestra conducted by Bruns Walter. Tickets available.
A Wednesday update notes federal radio commission changes shift many station wavelengths. Advertisements promote Atwater Kent Senora Zenith and Federal Radio Sets as receivers adapt to the new bands amid widespread reception challenges.
Mr Day and Mr Warner spent a week in Chicago attending the National Music Convention. They brought back the latest ideas in musical merchandise and trends.
Day's Hardware promotes waterless cooking with doctors recommending its health benefits. The Griswold Were aluminum dinnerware and Wagner lifetime waterless utensils form a complete set. Prices claim 25 to 33 3/4 percent savings, with in-store display on the Second Floor.
The article notes top WB paint colors of the year including cream ivory and pearl gray with white remaining highly popular for many spaces. New pea green trims gain favor alongside the usual picks.
Inland waters open for Black Bass season next Thursday June. Our tackle stock is the best and most complete we have shown including new rods and lines. Don should not risk old gear but set up a fresh outfit here.
Time of the necessities dur the summer months is a porch s int. All our swings are substantially built and reasonably priced.
On the second floor a good assortment of shopping or market baskets is available to fill a food shape basket for the sour picnic.
Mr George McNay with Mrs Dar departed last Monday for a trip East heading to Boston and planning a two week absence.
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