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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
2
New York column quotes Blanche Iates stage star Mrs George Creel saying modern youth delinquency stems from mothers abdicating maternal authority. She notes letters from mothers show abdication of parental duty and lack of conscientious courage.
An old advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment quickly clears up pimples and rough skin after a few applications. It appeals to readers with a leopard metaphor and notes a price of 33 cents at druggists.
Mrs Clara Jackson and family hosted Mrs Hovey of Chesterfield and Medina county WCTU president Mrs Durling during the Elyria convention. Local residents attend rallies, symphony outings, and a surprise birthday party for Merle Penfound. Regular visits, illness updates, and cooking school events fill the community notes.
An apparent reversion to the missing link, described as a genuine ape man, has been found in Abony Hungary. A 34 year old male with fur like hair walks bent over, clinging to one hand, cannot speak, and tears clothes. He reportedly lived on his father's farm for 29 years before escaping and scaring town residents.
A Columbus resident urged Burton to share home brewing recipes with brewmaster friends. The letter, read before the town council, sought guidance on making ale for home use only. The official noted the recipe is protected by world copyright and could not be distributed for sale.
Berkeley researchers Goodspeed and Olson explore N-ray treatment on plant sex cells to breed possibly improved tobacco specimens. About 6,200 tobacco plants are used in the study at the University of California to test this theory and its agricultural potential.
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