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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1927
Page
2
The article discusses cracking as a transformative process that turns fuel-oil into high grade gasoline. It notes 1923 shifts in price spreads, rising costs for refiners, and the growing influence of chemists in refining. It predicts structural changes in the oil industry driven by this technology.
President Coolidge’s decision not to run spurs a flock of Senate aspirants as the 1920 precedent looms. Many upper house members aim for presidency, arguing congressional service builds a national viewpoint while critics warn of pork barrel bias and special interests.
Eighty two years after rural free delivery began, expansion occurred slowly then surged. From an initial three routes, 44,260 routes covered 1,205,714 miles serving almost 30 million people daily. Annual funding rose from 10,000 to 89,250,000, underscoring its role alongside the telephone and automobile in reducing farm isolation.
The article outlines the issued rules for the Diet and Health syndicated column. It explains submission limits, address requirements, and the delay due to four weeks lead time. It warns readers not to rely on the column for medical diagnosis or private treatment.
ABE MARTIN remarks on government experience in the banning business and mocks efforts to spur oceanic flights by excluding a question about origin. Lafe Rud laughs off a question about him being from Indiana at Niagara Falls.
A compact reckoning of historical anniversaries from 1708 to 1962 mentions The Knights of St John reforming, Mary A Livermore leading the Association for the Advancement of Women, the cathedral opening in Cologna, Theodora Roosevelt’s mayoral bid, a Carnegie library opening in Liverpool, Berlin bread riots ending the bread card, the Prince of Wales’s Toronto visit and fall, Col Hanford MacNider’s appointment, birth and death dates of Albrecht von Haller and Paul Hamilton, Lorenzo Dow’s birth and deaths, the Leipzic battle leadup and regional figures, and notes on Francis McNeirny’s episcopal appointment and Meran to Werrtek.
Today marks the fiftieth anniversary of a major battle near Kars and Alexandraopol where Russian forces defeated Turkish troops. The Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Penick observes his fifth anniversary as coadjutor bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. A round the world voyage of the Aurania was canceled as the ship, dubbed the booting university, was to sail from New York. The South hosts the 21st National Dairy Exposition in Memphis beginning today and running into next week. Maine’s heated campaign ends today ahead of next Tuesday’s special state election on repealing the state primary law. Delegates from many states gather in Detroit for the seventh annual convention of the National Council of Catholic Men, with sessions over three days addressing education, social action, legislation and immigration.
A brief parable note recalls the widow who gave two mites to the treasury, declaring she contributed more from want than others who gave from abundance. The passage emphasizes sacrifice over surplus offerings and reflects a market scene at Marketit 42-44.
United States Congressman from Pennsylvania Thomas S Butler stresses in a radio oration that no plan to build three battleships is intended to threaten Britain or Japan. He argues the US should study other major powers such as Great Britain France Italy and Japan to determine practical defense needs without provoking rivals.
Huntington news column recounts visits and family matters across the area. Mentions Mr and Mrs John Burkette from Wyandotte Michigan visiting J C Ranking, and many relatives gathering in Sullivan Penfield and Wellington. A death is noted for Mrs Katherine Cassell aged 78 from heart failure.
A Denver, Colorado family staying with Mr and Mrs Walter Handley spent last Thursday night in their home. Mr and Mrs Court Palmer Mr and Mrs Wiley and Mr and Mrs Ricks and two Denver brothers joined them. Friday they headed to New York to visit their parents John Burkette of Wyandotte Michigan and a call at Geo Hart tome and Johnson Crib home Sunday afternoon. Community Ladies Aid society met with Mrs J S Hetner on Wed Oct 12. Inner was served.
The Elyria store promotes a complete phonograph and radio line with easy payments plus a large Atwater Kent shipment and Sonora expansion news. It urges purchases of Victrolas, radios, and a Jewel Cabinet Heater at $90 to $95, Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges, a D M Sporting Goods line, padlocks, glass, lamps, and an Electric Heater for $5 with dozens of other models priced from $4.50 to $10.
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