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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1927
Page
3
Professor Arthur KE Holt of the Chicago Theological Seminary argues that industrial problems are human problems and that church values must judge industry by the impact on workers. He asserts the church may critique both motives and organization when industry harms people.
A metropolitan newspaper reports on the heated clash at West Chester where the Liberal Club faces disbandment after defenders including two teachers are dismissed. Ex-Governor Sweet advocates free thought, while other items urge tolerance and caution against intolerance in education and public life.
An article discusses adult education as a lifelong process. It notes Cleveland experiments by the Education Extension Council organizing discussion groups, neighborhood institutes, forums, and conferences to unite diverse groups and foster mutual understanding.
A dated list of notable events and birthdays from 1810 to 1926 includes political figures such as Alton Parker and Stephen Mallory, explorers like Amundsen, and cultural figures like H. Rider Haggard. Entries cover presidential, legislative, naval, and archaeological milestones, with dates and brief notes across decades.
Abe Martin notes a tense scene as a husband explains he did not want to interrupt his wife during a spoken tour. The judge Pusey presided and the case drew interest from nearby onlookers.
Today marks anniversaries for figures including King Christian X and Hall Caine while noting historical appointments and a Catholic missions centennial in Hawaii. It also reflects a hypothetical age for Allan KB Parker if alive and mentions an international exhibition tied to Benmlula waar.
A self described psychology enthusiast explains that arguments reveal how people defend their beliefs. He notes his focus on reasoning, argues with others to settle disputes, and jokes that others are old fogies lacking understanding.
A fragmented 19th century note on poet Thomas Loud, describing his life from 1138 to 1845 and his celebrated works. The text trivia mentions The Song of the Shirt The Dream of Eugeneram and The Bridge of Sy with hints of Loudon birthplace and health struggles.
The article presents Dr Frank Mists Ist Hy offering health and diet guidance. It warns against overseasoning and condiments that numb taste buds and cause overconsumption. It stresses distinguishing true hunger from gustatory desire and advises exercise, honest self-assessment, and eating according to body needs rather than overeating.
The text outlines the early career of Sig nor Hit an Italian premier and economist. It notes his education in law and financial science at Naples University, his 1909 election to the Chamber of Deputies, and his wartime role representing Italy in Allied conferences at Paris. It mentions his 1917 US visit with an Italian commission addressing economic problems and references his published works on finance and Nabgu industries. It also notes a jewelry trade design course offered by Columbia University.
William King of Utah, a long time political figure, discusses government spending. He argues that budgetary oversight must extend to every department and federal agency to ensure efficiency and value. The piece touches on parliamentary scrutiny of appropriations and the impact on citizens. It names Francesco Saverio Nitti and Mussolini era themes as context.
A once erected monument to George Waspinster in the Blue Ridge Mountains now lies in ruins as stone slabs crumble and weathered base shows the passage of time. Local observers note the erosion and neglect have accelerated decay.
Day's Music Store at 367 Broad St advertises big savings on radio sets and speakers. A Sonora Hish Bow Radio with built in speaker is half price at 100 dollars, Atwater Kent Radio complete with cabinet and batteries 135 dollars, plus cabinet speakers and other audio gear at discount. The copy promotes music education and the Minuet Gulbransen Piano as a desirable home instrument, touting its tone and compact size.
Promises a free 740 pound fee book with an Enato matic Refrigerator sold this week. Announces discounts, stock of refrigerators and ice books, and praises BR. P S House Paint and ease of lawn care with Coldwell Lago Mowers. Highlights 109 piece Howellmans Cleopatra China Thebes sets in House Furnishings.
The week brings five Orthophonic Victor records led by Paul Whiteman with The Suux of The Wanderer and So Blue and I Cant Believe Youre in Love by Roger Kahn Orchestra. Gene Austin sings Ain t You Sweat and What Do I Care What Somebody Said. Jack South performs My Sunday Girl and Pre Never Seen a Straight Banellas suox.
We present several new electric washers that guarantee to wash clothes and satisfy fires? We offer these at special low prices because we have too many kinds. Our stock is your gain. don’t miss the chance as tomorrow may be too late.
The notice promotes Queen Pressure Gasoline Stoves with a playful line about heating and cooking. It mentions a feature in the Cleveland Press and a Winchester Stores promotion for Wednesday May 18th. John Justice of our force has been laid up sick at his home for a week.
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