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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1927
Page
8
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union exerts unmatched influence across states with its white ribbon ethos. Leaders like Florence D. Richard inspire ongoing growth while remaining devoted to the cause over partisan aims, preserving the organization's integrity and impact on civic life.
Federal Reserve Board bulletin notes better farm outlook with reduced loan dependence. Cotton output down over 5 million bales, corn down about 200 million bushels, wheat up 30 million bushels, and hogs and dairy prices higher. Floods and bad weather earlier were partly offset by the market gains.
A health officer in a city known for temperature and humidity swings says changeable weather benefits health. Air baths are as necessary as water baths and the shifting conditions seem to aid the system, despite public complaints of cold winters and hot summers. Mortality figures hint that such weather changes may have a protective effect.
A reflective note contrasts trust and awareness in daily life and parenting. It mentions parents who know their children’s whereabouts at night and others who assume, and recalls an old-fashioned boy who drank sassafras tea, not being a tea hound.
A reader describes rapid weight loss from a diet book and asks how to maintain. Expert guidance notes risks of losing 60 pounds, advises gradual maintenance, weekly weighing, and caution about health checks. The piece also discusses polished rice as a deficient protein source and recommends balanced eating with fruits and vegetables and milk or cheese for complete protein.
A Mrs Em Moots jokes about her children starting school and lacking geometry knowledge in a rural dialogue. ABE MARTIN notes a witty quip about middle names and schooling.
Today marks birthdays for Fannie Hurst in St. Louis 38 years ago, Dr. John H. Finley in Grand Ridge 64 years ago, William J. Barnes in Baltimore 66 years ago, Robert O Farrell of the St. Louis Cardinals from Waukegan 31 years, Daniel Howley of the St. Louis Browns from Weymouth 42 years ago.
The text explains using orderly marketing and spread sales to prevent glutting and enable grower-controlled pools to secure better prices. An average price of 1.452 bushels is returned to the farmer regardless of sale size, whether a wagon or a carload. This is presented as the needed approach.
Essen Germany special laboratories at a new Steele Ruhr hospital study physical and mental effects of work on miners. Director Professor Friedrich Gudzent leads research using light sun and fresh air therapies and X ray diagnosis to aid labor pathology for underground workers.
Denver minister Rev Ezra Cox born as a rough neck at four now leads over five hundred foreign language Methodist churches in the United States. He serves as secretary to foreign speaking churches and travels nationwide including Alaska Hawaii San Domingo Porto Rico to serve thirteen language congregations yearly.
Princess Alexandra Kropotkin says in Liberty magazine that women who marry after youth fades fail as wives because they retain spinster traits. She notes spinsterly women lack real acquaintance with men and often come from widowed mothers or companions of elderly relatives, hindering understanding of a man's nature.
The Marquis of Londonderry emerges as a leading Ulster figure and staunch supporter of the British Unionist cause against Irish home rule. He served as Conservative MP for Maidstone during Liberal administrations from 1906 to 1915.
During the war he served as second in command of the Royal Horse Guards. The Marquis Charles Stewart Henry Vane Tempest Stewart hailed from an Irish noble family dating to the barony of Londonderry created in 1789. Viscount Castlereagh inherited the title and estates after his father’s death in 1915.
Seattle plans a deluxe travel option for miners and big game hunters moving from snow covered trails to air travel. Former army air services pilot Andrew Cruikshank intends a flight from Seattle to Whitehorse Yukon in a sound proof heated monoplane.
An entrepreneur intends to operate a taxi service in Alaska to haul sportsmen from towns to hunting grounds. He predicts three hours by air will replace three weeks by dog sleds, with a ski-equipped plane in winter and pontoons for summer landings. Authorities search for the old English Cr/story family. The Corbets gain a palm in Shropshire. A colossal Australian gold nugget from 1872 weighed 619 pounds and valued at $148,000.
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