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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1927
Page
14
Ohio opens rabbit season with a limit of five per day or five in possession. Legislation fixed open season for rabbit hunting, quail season not open. Farmers cooperate in enforcing game laws as hunter numbers grow and wildlife restocking expands across forests and fields.
The next Congress faces a pivotal session starting December with major issues shaping the 1928 national conventions. Republicans hold the House 238 to 194 with 2 Farmer-Labor and 1 Laborite. the Senate remains closely split 48 Republicans 47 Democrats plus the Farmer-Labor rep. The Farmer-Labor vote could stop or advance key measures like tax cuts, flood control, farm relief, and large dam projects. A capable leader who can navigate the delicate balance may rise to prominence as debates sharpen and slashes occur. The nation watches who emerges as the standout leader in this critical period.
A remark on people lacking opinions when many express views. The author mocks those who prefer appearances over interaction, suggesting a woman who would ribbon a poodle instead of tickling a baby shows misplaced priorities.
In this health column author Lalu Hunt Peters explains chloasma as pigmented skin spots caused by sun or hormonal factors, and vitiligo as white patches with little or no pigment. Causes range from pregnancy to internal gland disturbances. treatments emphasize cause-directed care and expert skin-applied peeling preparations, with diet and constipation prevention urged.
Yesterday’s today’s anniversaries list notable deaths trials and events from 1381 to 1926 including Hegel, Maude Manet, Guiteau and Caravaggio auction, with a note on 1926 Nye appointment. Today’s birthdays mark Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones and Dr Charles Wesley Flint among others.
Thirty years professon of romance languages at Harvard born at Dorchester Mississippi. Five years ago Br. Harry Y Benedict the new president of the University of Texas born at Louisville Kentucky fifty eight years ago today. Robert S S Hichens English novelist and play born and three years ago today.
Multiple national conventions and honors open today across the United States. Notable items include the Pacific Coast dairy show in Oakland, the American hotel show in New York, and the Hubbard Gold Medal presentation to Charles A Lindbergh by President Coolidge. Also premiering are events like the American Ornithologists association meeting in Washington and the Southern Medical association in Memphis. Admiral Hilary P Jones retires after a long naval career, with George Remus facing trial in Cincinnati for murder, while UMW calls a Pittsburgh conference to aid striking miners. A general planning convention in Dalian discusses city planning and financing. Authoritative notices detail conventions in New Orleans, Syracuse, Williamsport, Lawrence, Dodge City, Oakland, and Omaha. CAD YOU EVER TRY THIS- There is a book you would like to have. Don't go buy a new one. Insert a twenty-five cent ad in The Chronicle Telegram and watch what you want come tolling in.
The article discusses immigration and crime, noting Dr Edwin Sutherland argues SH10 data mislead. It claims native-born whites show higher per capita offending, while foreign-born whites show lower rates when age-adjusted. It adds that immigrants cluster in cities with higher arrest rates, suggesting location rather than immigrant status drives differences.
A fragment from Job chapter ten verse thirteen questions why the oppressed and the work of God’s hands receive contempt and why the individual should endure oppression while wicked counsel shines. The text reflects a plea for understanding amid suffering.
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