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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1927
Page
3
A peaceful nation, good business, and rich harvests mark autumn as Americans reflect on the year ending. economist Roger Babson notes conditions above normal while crops vary in size but command higher prices. President Arthur quotes inspire gratitude as Thanksgiving nears.
An editorial style piece argues the inevitability of justice for violators. It contrasts harsh penalties with moral accountability, noting criminals fear detection and the sure weight of conscience. The text stresses decency, honor, and the belief that wrongdoers cannot win.
A reader asks about asthma and diet and weight loss. The doctor explains diet profoundly affects asthma. certain foods may irritate some people, and overall overeating can worsen symptoms. Fasting is not a cure for cancer or stomach ulcers. in many conditions, extra nourishment is advised. The piece cites various health guidance and society notices with brief remarks.
A voice notes that some people have little regard for others and mocks the idea of belonging to the Credit Men's Association, implying social snobbery and class attitudes of the era.
A collage of historical milestones and birthdays listing John Moncure Daniel and Daniel Webster deaths, Roosevelt strike commission, wars, radio bans, and royal births. It notes Queen Marie of Romania and Victoria of Spain among figures tied to anniversaries and birthdays, with dates and places scattered through.
T V OConnor of Buffalo has led both the Shipping Board and the Merchant Fleet Corporation since their reorganization. He has served on the Shipping Board since 1921 and chaired it since 1924, after earlier roles with tugmen and longshore unions and wartime wage commissions.
Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins of Oberlin College outlines teaching as the core function of a college. He argues teaching quality, not facilities or athletic prestige, determines a college’s value and survival, stressing the faculty as the essential life of the institution.
London eyes garages beneath city squares to ease rising motorist numbers. The royal commission on London squares would hear a proposal to build underground car parks with external square facades preserved. About 365 squares could be considered for parking, though many may be too small to justify construction.
A scrambled excerpt describes rights blocking certain pelog schedules and mentions new legislation needed before work can start. It notes an eight foot electric boat for children using two storage batteries and a speed of seven miles per hour. It also references a hybrid fruit called a Jimequat, a cross between a West Indian lime and kumquat orange.
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