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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
4
The editorial laments the shrinking pool of candidates for public office and urges capable men and women to volunteer for public work. It argues public life deserves dedication for highways, schools, fire, law, and taxes, noting critics and low pay deter service while personal satisfaction comes from faithful work.
The text notes a 50 percent tariff boost on Swiss cheese, not aimed at treasury gains or reducing Swiss consumption. It argues the higher rate will boost sales of other cheeses and benefit domestic cheese producers, suggesting improved market taste for Swiss products.
A compilation of historical events and notable births tied to this date. Highlights include Drake’s harbor discovery in 1579, Madison’s war proclamation, and obituaries of Nesmith and Phelps. Birthdays cover figures from Crerar to Bryan’s widow and other public figures.
The anniversary marks the first major engagement of the American colonies in the war for independence and honors the early courage shown at Bunker Hill.
A garbled note suggests irregular spring conditions and changing moods. The speaker questions a price that seems fair yet notes missing bills. The text mentions Eve Be and Harne but details are unclear.
A long discussion on bathing habits promotes cool and cold showers for cleansing and energy preservation. It warns against excessive hot tub baths, notes women’s higher nervousness, and suggests multiple brief showers daily with occasional oil rub to avoid dry skin.
Readers note a slate of events from Morgantown to Princeton and Briarcliff Manor. The University of West Virginia recalls its opening day on its sixtieth anniversary. The Southern Textile Association meets Astville SG and a carillon dedication is planned at Princeton. Sir Sydney Kidman, cattle king of Australia, is highlighted for his vast ranch holdings and philanthropy.
A streetcar rider proclaims a right to ride anywhere on the car and resist moving, claiming strong ownership of space and fare. The tale contrasts with a distant Australia where a man, owning many horses, destroyed thousands of them after economic failure and leaving his estate.
Glenn Frank argues that advertising shapes consumer desires and fuels civilization, warning against high pressure sales tactics. He emphasizes the need for sincere knowledge over manipulation, noting the salesman must master more than he reveals and urging restraint amid commercial clamor.
Inquiry notes Richard Realt died by suicide and left poems praised for meaning. The writer recalls Realt as highly influential, citing Indirection and a sonnet about nature. The piece reflects on lasting impact and the poet's quiet teaching career.
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