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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
9
A commentary on American views of China and the shift toward native Chinese leadership in missions. It argues that Chinese literacy rates differ from Western assumptions, notes transitions since 1900, and foresees fewer evangelical missionaries with more technical experts. It asserts America as China's ally and envisions equal partnership.
Madame Ganna Walska bought a $400 bottle of perfume that proved synthetic and decided to open a perfume shop with the belief of a ten percent return on invested capital. The piece notes the tension between exclusive luxury and broader market appeal in her new venture.
A post mortem on a London Zoo ostrich reveals it swallowed numerous items including two women's handkerchiefs three gloves a rolled gold necklace a bicycle tire valve nails wire and a clock winding key. The bird died from overeating.
A scanned column recalls events and birthdays tied to this date across history. It notes Charles II's era, John Rodgers naval action, the Bank of Montreal founding, Gov. Arthur Mellette, Buenos Aires events, and Royal Arcanum beginnings. It lists notable birthdays including the Prince of Wales and others, plus mentions of state and national assemblies and conventions.
The Bank of Montreal, North America's oldest bank, celebrates 110 years today with greetings to the Prince of Wales on his birthday. The golden jubilee of the Royal Arcanwia order is noted, first organized in the US 77 years ago. Archbishops of Matines and Posen to become cardinals.
A fragment jokes about health and fame as Lon Moon remarks on recovery and being able to sing when ill. It notes young Lindbergh’s worldwide admiration and hints at boys mastering music or smoking under youthful distraction.
The article outlines banker Felix M Warburg born in Germany in 1871 who naturalized in 1900 and built a career with Aubin Loeb and Company in New York. It notes his philanthropic roles and a six month world tour assessing Far East and Siberian conditions, including Chinese civil strife and Russian legation events, and his thoughts on modernization and governance there.
A garbled message describes a person nicknamed SIM THE GINK who interrupts calls to push a point. The speaker insists on delivering the message immediately despite interruptions and triviality, noting both parties are interrupted and annoyed by the derailed conversation.
Advice from a health column on choosing economical yet nutritious foods. It urges selecting cheaper beef cuts like round steak, avoiding white bread, favoring whole grains and vegetables, and using vegetables or legumes when possible. It includes reader questions on breast lumps, peanut butter use, Locomotor Ataxia diet, and leg vein concerns with practical guidance.
A scrambled fragment hints at cooling and ice forming over enlarged veils. The text mentions timing and lighting, suggesting a cautious method to cover or chill something gradually. The meaning remains unclear due to missing context and garbled wording.
A fragmented poem tribute to Iter Supermam by Arthin an American poet and editor with references to Emily Dickinson and a 1927 copyright. Includes scattered lines about fate eternity and a depiction of Ripon England with its ceremonial watch blower and pageantry.
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