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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1927
Page
2
The article extols Elyria as the Lorain County seat, the hub for court and official offices, real estate records, taxes, licenses, and probate. It highlights the court house as the center of legal life, a trading center, and a conduit for highway work. Local merchants benefit from county-wide business and transport links.
The National Association of Manufacturers proposes a non partisan campaign to mobilize all citizens for the 1928 presidential and congressional elections. It targets about 60 percent of the 60 100,900 eligible voters, citing past efforts and the role of radio and speeches in boosting turnout.
A dated list notes historical anniversaries from 1777 to 1919 including Germantown battle, Millet birth, envelopes first used, and Pacific Lutheran University cornerstone. It also recalls a 500-family flood event a year ago and lists today's notable birthdays and observers, with a focus on academics and church figures.
The President and Mrs Coolidge observe their twenty second wedding anniversary today. A date in history marks the Battle of Germantown. Autumn festivities begin with Stratford Ontario hosting the annual convention of the National Council of Women of Canada led by Rt Rev. Mary Tunis.
ABE MARTIN notes how women’s rights remain elusive as many households battle to hold harmony. He satirically argues that despite progress, women still face barriers to equality and social opportunities in everyday life.
A religious verse from Isaiah proclaims the day of the Lord will come with wrath and fury. The prophecy describes desolation of the land, darkness over stars sun and moon, and the fall of sinners under divine judgment.
A self described critic mocks reviews as biased and subsidized while admitting nothing of the actual work. The piece hints the critic wishes to mislead readers about literary and dramatic quality, claiming to ruin anticipation with contrived insight. Later text notes Dr. James LeRoy Schantz named president of the University of Arizona.
Sarah Schuyler Butler of New York Republican circles explains party duties under a two party system. She notes the powers of the party in government and opposition, primary elections, and the duty of party members to accept majority decisions, with a brief digression on Napoleon and historical curiosities in the piece.
Correspondent advice covers sun sensitivity including buckwheat poisoning and how sunlight treatments can help. The letter extols a 1200 calorie daily lifestyle, claims drastic weight loss from 265 to 155, and emphasizes gradual, age appropriate reduction with diet focus on milk cheese salads vegetables tomatoes and orange juice. It warns against inherited fat and offers a pamphlet upon request. Tomorrow, The Origin of the Society for the Pretention of Cruelty to Children.
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