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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
2
European studies find lightning favors pine oak and spruce over beech. U S Department of Agriculture forest services are researching how lightning strikes relate to forest fires, noting western yellow pine and Douglas fir are hit more often while beech is spared.
Richard E McCardle of the Pacific Northwest Forest Experiment Station notes that bark texture and tree height may influence light capture in forests. He cites European and American opinions and suggests smooth bark may resist strike better than thick furrowed bark, with dominant trees more light hungry. The passage hints at many unknowns and an open field for further study.
Local society items report visits and calls across Elyria and surrounding towns. The column lists relatives travelling, callers at homes, and gatherings including a Saturday surprise party for Mr Teasday and a Father.Treacher Association meeting at North Murray Ridge School.
An old advertisement touts a "Special Formula Neuritis" capsule remedy claimed to ease sciatic nerve pain within about 20 hours. It promises notable reduction of pain and stiffness after regular use and markets the product via Phillips' Cut Rate Store with stock availability.
A health food center promotes scientific laxatives and optimal food choices. It claims to have aided many with digestive issues and emphasizes careful laxative use without drastic ingredients. The notice frames dietary guidance as essential to robust health.
An odd item notes 18 kisses sent by California girls to a bashful boy and a stray line about Germany planning a tracklaying tractor competition. The text mentions a Paris fad and dealers with powder on their hands amid a smoky scene.
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