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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1927
Page
7
A meditation on motherhood highlighting self sacrifice devoted service to the weak and helpless. It praises mothers for love suffering and self effacement while noting ordinary moments anchor a mother's strength even as personal desires fade. The piece contrasts a mother's quiet anchors with fleeting worldly pursuits.
The author lauds President Coolidge for his Pan American Conference speech, arguing that commercial exchange requires mutual customs understanding and loyalty. It contends trade should support government, not be government supported, and that wide international exchange fosters peace through better understanding among nations. The Pan American Commercial Conference is praised for aiding these goals.
News notes the may 14 15 wedding of Pela Negi and Prince Serge Mdivam with German police dogs to deter uninvited guests. Reports hint many attendees prefer other pursuits and family members travel or study abroad, casting doubt on wedding bliss.
The writer notes roadside dandelions brightening a morning drive, praising their cheerful yellow color beside fields of poppies in France. Both flowers are described as pests to tillers, yet their beauty is celebrated in this vignette.
Guests filled with relatives and friends attend a village party featuring a pink red table centerpiece cake, decorations and a map gift for an invalid guest.
A composite page with Giacomo De Martano’s overview of fascism in Europe contrasts Italy’s stance with American democracy. Included are reflections on time, governance, and the evolving parliamentary system, alongside excerpts of poems by Emily Dickinson and brief literary commentary.
A garbled 1927 text shows a man debating expectations of his wife before marriage, noting how duties shift after tying the knot. He sketches home tasks like cooking, cleaning, and child care while contemplating whether the wife should work. The passage hints at evolving gender roles and mutual support in a domestic partnership.
Local items describe a birthday party for Imo Genee Williams at her home on Foot Avenue and a church event at the WooF church. A fire on Lake Road damaged a coat and upper area of a dwelling, with firefighters saving two nearby homes. Unknown illness sickened Mrs Susan Seitzis on Foot Avenue.
The probate docket shows appointments of executors and administrators for deceased residents including Henry Honnybeak, Philander Seovilbe, George W Ernst, Bertha B Hirks, Fred E O Braithwaite, Bernard F Tenney, Joseph Edson Hitchcock, Elisabeth Cahaor Phipps, and others. Bonds range from $1,000 to $210,600 with various estates filed for probate in Cuyahoga County.
Bandhera near Rene and Nerv tap natural hot water found at drilling depths of 100 or 129 feet to heat homes and supply heat for protecting crops against frost, showcasing early geothermal use.
An exhibit in Chicago displays palm state stamps and copper strips used for pages. Some pieces are written on vellum and related materials. The collection highlights varied writing surfaces and historic authenticity.
Local buyers urged to turn in old radios or phonographs to obtain a self contained Orthophhertis system. The ad promises fixed two row construction and no fees, with an offer of Radw Loud Speakers and select cabinets priced at 1000. Mother’s Day sale promotes three Orthophoue records as gifts.
The Guilbransen Company of Chicago rises with two new rivals, claiming to produce more paper than any other company. They credit better pricing, customized packaging, and a square deal backed by a registration process and a distinctive small Minuet emblem on the right.
The latest song hits include The Song of the Wanderer by Jesse Crawford on Victor Records, offered as a dance number or pipe organ solo. Other new orthophonie productions include Wonder How I Took When I Am Asleep and Eve Never Seen a Suraght Bannan.
Day's Hardware at 421 Broad St promotes home painting season with wood finishing supplies and finer ground paints. They advertise a combination screen and storm door and a 42 inch wire fence with round top. Also featured are lawn and garden wire products and house cleaning supplies including Warpays Oil Soap and Johnsons Wax.
An advertisement touts the Royal Electric Sweeper with free attachments valued at 350 dollars and warns stock limits are running out. A fresh Waltons stock arrives with prices from 32.00 to 1600.
The ad touts an electric washer and dryer pair with a vacuum cup system and automated water removal. It claims gentler on clothes than hand washing and even drying, promising real good results for quick, efficient care.
A limited stock of six foot step ladders arrives described as strong and well made with a tool under each step, offered at 220 dollars each.
Local merchants advertise a full range of nails hardware paint and related building materials for new construction and repairs. They offer quality products for contractors and DIY projects with emphasis on dependable service.
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