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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1927
Page
4
The article outlines how civic groups like Chambers of Commerce unite diverse city sectors including manufacturers merchants professionals bankers and laborers to coordinate growth. It highlights Elyria as a model with thriving industries devoted workers strong local leadership and favorable location fueling steady progress.
Government crop report notes September conditions show improvement versus last year. Purchasing power of farm products stands at 88 compared with 83 a year ago. Describes varying fortunes across the wheat, corn, and range states and overall prosperity for 1927. The piece closes with reflection on memorial design and Lincoln.
A collage notes events from 1891 to 1925 including rail and military milestones, aviation firsts, royal and political appointments, and a series of birthdays. It cites the death of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and mentions Allen Cobham’s 28,000 mile flight, Hindenburg and other notable figures, plus a Gibraltar cork fire and Berlin forest vacations for children.
An advised routine for early acne includes regular face washing, a proper diet, rest, and hygiene. It covers cautions on touching pimples, using a comedone extractor, and softening skin with hot water before extraction, followed by soap scrubs to prevent reinfection and optional ointments. If home methods fail, consult a skin specialist and consider expert M rays only from certified physicians.
Vdike did not attend Echo Canyon tryout during his western visit. Winter rules persist year round at Shank Midge Country Club and Tell Binkley resigns or quits every time he goes out.
A pithy biblical verse notes that a better meal of herbs with love than a stalled ox with hatred brings peace. It contrasts a wrathful person stirring strife with a slow temper that calms conflict and defines folly versus wisdom for upright living.
A 1927 monologue decries ice dealers electric refrigerators coal barons and Wall Street as thieves raising costs in summer and winter. The speaker recalls three dozen eggs for a quarter and laments high rates on households, arguing profiteering by utilities and markets.
Harold Saunders, a rancher in Memford Oregon, used his plane to plant ten acres with winter blue grass seed. The grass grows from a bulb and is spread from the air, maturing in winter and spring. Paris traffic police plan to adopt conductor style hats lit by electric bulbs.
The piece quotes Walter E Edge proposing a national tax to fund liquor law enforcement and to force a showdown on prohibition. He argues current spending is wasteful, enforcement is failing, and a $1 billion tax funded effort could mobilize investigators to police the nation, with potential for broader public support if the tax proves effective.
On St Dunstan Day many observances mark birthdays and milestones. Wil liam Le Roy Broun born centennial noted as Alabama Polytechnic Institute president. Annie Besant turns 80 as Viscount Willingdon marks first year as Canada’s Governor General. Major General Charles H. Martin reaches retirement age. American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic convenes in Hartford. The steamship California plans launch at Newport News. Western Baptist Theological Seminary to open in Portland Oregon. Cleveland hosts a large display of street railway cars at the American Electric Railway Association expo. China observes Anti Opium week. Independence flags a weeklong centennial celebration. Germany joins in Hind enburg’s 80th birthday tribute. A domestic family welfare conference of ~300 groups meets in Buffalo.
Major General Douglas MacArthur is introduced as the new president of the American Olympic Committee. The 1903 West Point graduate led the engineer corps in early duty, served in the Philippines, observed in the Russo Japanese War, and held wartime censor duties during the Mexican border troubles and World War I. He is noted as a student of military history and tactics.
A luxurious Australian auto coach that runs on fails is reported as a new development. It could be rented at about 36 cents per mile, signaling an affordable high end travel option for long trips and tours.
Day's Hardware at 421 Broad St promotes Gulbransen Grand and Minuet pianos, requesting in store visits to see the finishes and test the action. The ad lists prices, displays, and a range of musical instruction with Cleveland teachers, plus radio service, enamel ware, clocks, watches, aluminum ware, and other home goods.
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