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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1927
Page
4
The report notes that only thirty seven percent of the total United States population held gainful employment in 1925. It highlights the low labor participation and suggests economic distress or structural issues influencing the job market during that year.
London report by military experts based on British and continental maneuvers in 1826 argues the next war will be dominated by machine guns artillery aircraft and rockets. Infantry loses ground as armies favor machine gun units with revolutions expected to invert ratios within a decade. The Browning gun may replace Lewis and Vickers for mobile forces.
Mr John Fong and daughter Mrs John Holcomb attended the funeral of Jatter s aunt in Lorain last Tuesday. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Melkelur died Thursday at the parents home in Ridgeville.
An old advertisement touts Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as hospital proven medicine for head colds coughs and chest tightness. It claims deep penetration into irritated membranes and absorption into the bloodstream, promising quicker relief than syrup alternatives and endorsers Phillips and Crandall.
Mrs McKeley formerly Miss Ilo Ia Johnson of La Grange Miss Rosalie Adubis spent the weekend with Maxine Gott of Vermont Street Mrs Florence 10QY visited her nuncie Earl Cragin and water of Grafton A Gleaners gathering at a Tstimson home featured hostesses Ethel Ribey Helen Hawkins Carel Jordan and others The Easter breakfast plans for the Methodist church were outlined at Wythe An Easter Mystery Bar raised $5 The event included group singing and a dainty luncheon Laura Sage and Hazel Adams assisted at the hostess duties Junior Brown ill with pneumonia Dr Dwight McGinnis hospitalized for exam following an injury at school Mildred Wowldridge and Mando Weighburne from Elyria visited Will Silk family from Wellington and Grafton District Old Glory Grange attendees and a lecture hour were noted Mrs Ruth Walters of Akron cared for ill Adeline Seaver Claren ge Sage injured in fall Rich wing Co Elyria The Suze cream parlor opened to the public Mrs George Wilson of Cleveland visited Mrs Lloyd Beale
A letter from Henry Wurst and his wife, newly in Los Angeles, says they enjoyed the winter despite frequent rains. Henry notes it rains steadily each morning and clears by afternoon. He mentions a picture of the Falcon-Raight war in a Los Angeles paper and says they will return when the cold weather has left.
A Skowhegan Maloo man features a novel apparatus named all incello. The device uses a single string on a bamboo pole to extend or secure the mechanism, described as a simple yet inventive tool in local notes.
A physician advertises a hemorrhoid treatment named HEM-hotl claiming dramatic relief. The copy asserts he has spent years refining the formula and offers a money back guarantee if dissatisfied.
Persistent coughs and colds are warned against by an ad for Creomulsion, a creosote-based emulsion claimed to soothe inflamed membranes and halt germ growth. The pitch emphasizes twofold healing action, stomach absorption, and a money-back guarantee if symptoms persist after following directions.
The first known portrait created in the colony depicts Governor Richard Bellingham of Massachusetts. Attributed to an early Boston artist named Wii Head, the work marks a key moment in colonial portraiture.
A fragment notes seventy five percent of the sustaining power keeping our airplane aloft is represented by polellew on the top surface of the wing. The text cites a specific aerodynamic component and its effect on lift.
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