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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1927
Page
7
A skeptical elderly man warns against wildcat investments after recalling a circus soap scam from youth. The tale stresses asking bankers or trusted businessmen before buying unknown securities. The moral: odds favor caution over chasing easy money and many victims in Elyria fell for such schemes.
A long discussion defines a hick town as a source of humor and cultural contrast. It argues Hicksville’s appeal to outsiders, notes belief in local familiarity, and claims large towns arise from small ones. It links the idea to presidents, immortality seekers, and the nation’s need.
The article discusses causes of excess hair growth and methods to remove it, emphasizing electrolysis as the proven permanent solution and cautioning against X rays. It also notes bleaching and depillatories as less effective options and describes Dr. William Allen Pusey’s epilating wax recipe and procedure. The piece ends with a brief note on salt-free diets for high blood pressure and a promotional request for a weight reduction pamphlet.
A compact listing marks yesterday as 1992 anniversaries and today as birthdays. Items include Adelaide Phillips born in England, Elizabeth Stanton death anniversary, and notable events such as temple columns toppled in Athens and a British channel raid. Also listed are birthdays: Henry Heide, Ellaworth Statler, Max Mason, Jackie Coogan, Jack Sharkey, and other figures, plus convention openings and industry tributes.
Canada observes National Apple Week amid celebrations of the national apple industry. The centenary of Gen Thomas J. Haines, noted for wartime leadership, is hailed with commemorations and reflections on his impact.
A garbled quote imitates a regional newspaper voice critiquing modern women and social norms. The speaker yokes provocative gender notions to a mock political scene, juxtaposing “cool, bracin’ sausage days” with presidential figures and daily routines, suggesting era manners and satire.
Stonard B Bennett emerges as Canada’s Conservative party leader with a long public affairs record. Born in New Brunswick, he trained at Dalhousie, practiced law in Chatham, then moved west to Calgary in 1897 and entered the Northwest Territories legislature at age 28. He later rose in Alberta provincial politics and to the Dominion House of Commons.
Window Washing Lot provides interior and exterior cleaning for private and public buildings. Our crews handle storefronts, high rises, and office complexes with safety and efficiency. Reliable scheduling, competitive pricing, and professional results for every property.
Theodore E Burton, long time Ohio congressman, discusses tariff policy and postwar trade. He notes 52 nations adopted tariff laws by 1925 and argues Europe should lower its tariffs to set an example, linking trade to peaceful relations. He cites Austro-Hungarian economic conditions and calls for freer intercourse to reduce barriers.
Historical note references long standing incursions and proposed easing of restrictions across a great river, alongside a sequence of real estate transfers in Elyria and surrounding townships. Transactions include Nettie R. Barnes to B F Boise for a lot in Wellington and other sublots and parcels traded for sums ranging from 10 to 19 dollars.
New York writer Frank Wallace in Scribner's argues colleges profit from football while condemning players. He says gridiron sport has left amateurism, admitting the growth is healthy, yet colleges still police students and alumni harshly for earning money in professional sports.
A native boy once roaming with baboons in the Southeast Cape Province is rescued after police encounter. Tamed by farmer G. V. Smith, he learned to walk upright and speaks English, though his laughter retains a baboonlike shrill. He recalls memories of his former wild life.
Readable lines reference parades and participants including children and officials. The fragment hints at royal or ceremonial elements and a number of witches or similar figures described in a local context.
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