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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1927
Page
1
The Atlantic span brings triumph and peace hopes as Captain Charles A. Lindbergh completes the New York to Paris journey. Readers share in the national suspense and prayers for a safe crossing, celebrating a landmark in aviation and global connection.
Mrs. Willebrandt, assistant U S attorney general, told St. Paul Republican women that enforcing prohibition is a national challenge. She cited Theodore Roosevelt on corruption tied to the saloon and urged sunlight as a cure, warning against returning to old methods amid a current political cleanse.
The piece quotes President Walter D. Scott saying education is hard to do and easier to obtain than to miss. He argues schooling, books, and lectures are unavoidable even if one tries to dodge them. It likens education to highway directions and notes some people supposedly finish schooling yet avoid education entirely.
One line of dated notes and birthdays recalling historic events from 171 to 1915. Mentions naval battles, political milestones, imperial deeds, and a long list of birthdays and observances across nations, people, and places with scattered spellings and errors.
The readable portion hints at a historical notice or anecdote about a corset maker and defense of a youth. It mentions Crime, hunger, and a community memory of a Het of drink on a Sunday, but specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
Fragmentary notes mention anniversaries and celebrations in various locales. References include a railway line event from Detroit to Cat Spain, a 400th anniversary tied to Philip H W and the Birch, a sixth centenary linked to Petrarch and Laurent Avignon, and France planning gatherings. Partial, unclear text limits specifics.
A fragmented monologue portrays a self styled connoisseur who mocks others while claiming expertise in bridge cinema and social life. The speaker adopts a patron tone and anticipates admiration from listeners as they boast a broad but vague knowledge across arts and games.
A column excerpt discusses health and diet advice by Dr Frank Mope. It mentions mailing requests for guidance, with prepaid reply envelopes, and references a coffee consumption experiment showing limited mental performance effects after drinking coffee with sugar and cream. It notes a life study and a demonstration in theaters and warns readers to avoid excess caffeine intake to maintain high efficiency.
Ida Wingard comments on railroads and utilities benefiting from rising demand for power and services. discusses costs, competition, and insurance law questions. References national economic conditions, coal and equipment costs, and the impact on public welfare and financial markets amid World War II era concerns.
Fragmentary OCR of a poem discussion notes several American poets in a second lyrical period. Mentions Walter Leirned Alice Brother ton Ina Coolbrith Maurice Thompson and Mrs Fal tins. References Boston born poet roving life and a dream of heaven with tender reflections, published circa 1927.
A reader laments a hospital error in the recent anesthesia case alleging a nurse and staff failed to save heated bottles from a patient. He calls for moral accountability and for the hospital to admit the accident and refund care costs rather than conceal the incident.
The article notes Curtiss from Hammonton to New York grew into a key aviation figure. He early practiced as an innovator, focusing on water takeoffs and landings and developing the hydro airplane. He then commercialized his discoveries, forming companies to manufacture the craft.
A garbled listing shows multiple real estate transfers in Carlisle and Lorain areas including Zachariah Cooper to Annis Cooper and Metro Realty Co. to W. J. Street with various lots and sublots. Also notes a small sale of Snapdragon plants priced at 50 cents per dozen by John J. Resar at East Broad and Kipling.
Day's Music Store at 367 Broad St markets portable Victrolas for camping and home use. New Orthophonic models priced from 19 to 95 dollars highlight improved radio broadcasting, with discounts on radios and cabinets plus demonstrations. The shop notes local concert attendance and a summer schedule of lessons from Riddie Conners in store.
Day's Hardware at 421 Broad St promotes a Winchester Stores sale with many items sold out but remaining bargains before 10 p.m. The ad also lists an upcoming B P S Paint Demonstration May 26 27 28 with C J Tiston factory rep providing free samples and a new Easy Model R Vacuum Cup Washer and Drier. A Syracuse Washing Machine Corp unit is highlighted alongside a refrigerator promotion and house furnishing department showcases.
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