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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
36
The article notes Roentgen’s discovery aiding physicians and manufacturers, with Dr. W D Coolidge’s tube enabling X-ray use in industry. It describes radiographs exposing hidden defects in steel, pipes, wires, tires, spark plugs, and carburetors, improving safety in aviation and automotive parts.
The piece argues that suppressing receivers of stolen goods would curb crime. It asserts the fence and crooked dealers enable thefts, shift burden of proof, and threaten legitimate business profits. Judges recognize the fence’s role, holding participants in booty accountable for criminal proceeds.
The piece notes President Coolidge will visit Havana for the sixth international conference of American States in January. It frames the trip as a diplomatic mission to foster peace and good will with South American neighbors, with no implied gain for the United States. It contrasts past presidents who toured abroad with Coolidge's approach and laments that many large tasks are led by those not deemed intellectual.
A reader asks about urine variations and possible diabetes. The author explains normal urine量 24 hours and factors like liquids, diet, and season. advises medical checkup to rule out diabetes. Also summarizes a 1927 Hygeia article on powder puffs harboring bacteria and the importance of cleanliness and washing.
A dated roster chronicles notable anniversaries and birthdays including John Winthrop’s 1629 governorship, Michael Dahl’s death in 1743, Navarino battle in 1827, and 1926 Debs death, followed by today’s birthday notes for ex Governor Miller and Wake Forest’s Poteat among others.
A noted American philosopher, born in Burlington, Vermont, is identified as aged sixty eight. The brief sketch notes his prominence in philosophy and his long career in teaching and writing.
A busy news brief highlights Carrollton Georgia centennial events honoring pastor David Steele and Greece’s independence milestones after Navarino. Concurrently nations plan opening talks in Rome for the Fourth International Air Congress and a bishop’s anniversary in Alabama. Shipping Board to decide on five government cargo lines. Conventions open across North America from American Gear Manufacturers to Vermont Social Work. Local and regional groups gather in several cities including St Louis and Cleveland for society meetings and religious conferences.
Hay fever sufferers feel relief in rooms with air specially filtered to exclude pollen from weeds and plant blooms, reducing pollen exposure and easing symptoms for sensitive individuals.
U S Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma warns that tariffs are shifting from local issues to international levers. He argues peace and international compromise are needed to protect American factories and farms from global retaliation and disrupted trade with France and other nations.
The text details Dr. Leo De Forest credited as the inventor of the feedback circuit, a pioneer of wireless telegraphy and telephony born in 1873 Iowa. It notes his early scientific promise, training at Shefield Scientific School, and the Elliott Cros son Medal for the audion tube. A prognosticator warns of global convulsions, predicting England and allies will prevail while Russia may be wiped out. Lora Desborough leads in the Dowager Countess of Radnor’s absence.
Basil Stewart spoke at a British Israelite meeting in Londonderry house, predicting a world war beginning May 28, 1928 and lasting until September 16, 1936. He cited pyramid symbolism and biblical prophecies as justification.
Budgerigars or love birds fetch up to 1200 dollars each in Japan, far above the 25 dollar prices last year. A separate note says locked doors in the British House of Commons remain prohibited as a tradition and a German wireless tower planned for Berlin will be twice the Eiffel Tower’s height when completed, with a beacon visible for 100 miles.
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