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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
9
The text argues the guilty verdict in the Gray-Snyder case would carry the death penalty in a Long Island city. It emphasizes greed for money as the motive for the murder to obtain an insurance payout, noting uncertainty about truth from both defendants while condemning money as a root of evil.
The Fargo Forum and St Paul Daily News present opposing takes on U S policy in Nicaragua. Both claim the other side misunderstands events as General Moncada and Diaz maneuver for face. The piece critiques editorial bias and notes Kellogg’s possible reaction to the Dakota text.
William M. Calder states Secretary Herbert Hoover will not run for the 1925 Republican nomination. Hoover told Calder he supports renomination and reelection for President Coolidge, while Calder mocks rivals driven by ambition and notes Hoover is reportedly "thoroughly cured."
A compilation of historical anniversaries from 1213 to 1927 and notable birthdays. Entries include John of England surrendering to the papal regate at Dover, the Hudson's Bay Company charter, various disasters, and figures such as Washington Irving Bishop and Rt. Rev. William A. Ficker, plus society events like Wesleyan University's chemistry hall dedication and coach journeys from London to Rochester.
A reading of late Mrs Wilcox works shifts from light verse to earnest meditation. The essay argues her later poetry loses lyric spark when addressing life and death themes and contemplates God and existence in stark dialogue. It notes the poet’s shift away from moralizing verse.
Friday marks a festive sequence with Dycle Sam’s war anniversary noted. Governor Byrd proclaims a commemoration of the 320 year James Town landing as Cavaliers celebrate at the Bethlehem Race Festival opening today at the Pucker safetyte Church near Lucient University.
A snippet shows ABE MARTIN and Suk stockin speak of visiting a peaceful house breakfast with sausages and quiet surroundings. The dialect hints at light humor and rural setting with colloquial phrasing.
Health note discusses the use of citrus fruits to treat acidosis linked to long bad habits. It advocates fruit heavy regimens, daily orange juice, and later a vegetable based alkaline diet with non starch vegetables. Emphasizes avoidances of starch and sugar, cautions about uric acid, and endorses citrus as key to elimination and blood balance.
Thieves ransacked the disbursing agent’s office in federal prohibitions headquarters in Colonets, searching for a secret ledger of undercover agents. They forced entry via a damaged transom and opened locks and private files, abandoning scattered papers. Workmen at nearby excavations uncovered catacombs of early Christians.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Taiping rebellion in China, noting a ten year span and cost figures around 70 000 byes. It also includes stray phrases about lectures, warnings, and travel imagery with unclear attributions.
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