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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1927
Page
7
A speaker reflects on Decoration Day and two conceptions of patriotism. He recalls a friend who valued his rural farm heritage, showing devotion born of place and family memory. The tale highlights loyalty to homeland, upbringing, and shared hardship as a sacred bond.
Fragmented OCR notes list figures including Sir Mo Sermour and Commodores Elliett and Reapel, references to the Erie Railroad pact, and deduced deaths in London. Also noted are mentions of Fraser River disaster tolls, Charlies Grenitle Mon tazur, and Wellesley College events, with scattered dates and locales.
A reflective essay argues true patriotism requires democracy as a force within humanity, not a violent nationalism. It critiques nationalist zeal in Germany and Austria Hungary, urging nations to pursue liberty under law and just treaties to prevent future wars. The piece notes a May 29 anniversary radio report and obituaries of notable figures tied to American public life.
The article notes the anniversary of the first American Expeditionary Force voyage from New York to France, marks Washington’s historic headquarters move at Middlebrook, New Jersey, and previews political events in Bulgaria and a New York Society of Kosheis delegates meeting. It also mentions a large State of the Union contingent arriving in Grand Rapids for a Federation of Women's Clubs meeting and Akron preparations for the national balloon race with James Gordon Bennett trophy implications.
An editor praises the Piedmont valley for beauty history and tradition. The piece extols the region as a cradle of citizenship and leadership, highlighting landscape features and the enduring spirit of Randolph Macar Academy and its rugged panorama.
A Piedmont Valley resident attends Randolph Macon Academy in Bedford Virginia. The report notes unclear details about the student’s enrollment and background, with fragmented references to dates and residency.
Officers of the Second Baptist Church Berbany Olive Street Keewxsea Weer and Muldie 2 deny land purchase for a new building and request support to complete the present structure and spread peace and goodwill They thank readers for past support and anticipate future aid. A separate note praises Elyria woman for courage in writing about reform.
Health column discusses cider production and consumption in Canada and the U S, giving home methods, safety notes, and dietary guidance. It includes Q A with Dr McCoy on blood pressure insomnia and breakfast ideas using orange juice and milk.
Core L. Betcher urges women to protest tobacco advertising and protect womanhood using the public press and the 19th amendment. The note asserts women must stand against cigarette campaigns that link smoking to femininity and family. It references exhibits from Monbriou Castle and Jerusalem relics as part of broader public interest.
Chicago scientists produce living organisms with ultraviolet light. A dye fish hatched from a fish egg without male sperm.
The Day's Music Store at 367 Broad St promotes Orthophonic Victrola and Gulbransen Minuet Pianos with special prices and easy terms. It advertises demonstrator price 225, 339 down and 310 monthly payments, plus new records and local musical events with the Ares lian Lesson Urum.
Day's Hardware at 421 Bread St reports the past three days as the greatest demonstration success in its 30 plus years of paint and hardware selling. Customers praise BoP paint and bargain appliances, with limited quantities of Beater and Bow Sets, Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges, and motorized washing machines on sale. Free 250 lb ice book with refrigerators, while supplies last.
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