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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1927
Page
4
In Elyria a rising menace in traffic shows motorists racing a yellow light and risking pedestrians. The piece cites H K Maples of the New York Automobile Club urging stricter penalties and respect for pedestrian right of way to curb dangerous behavior on main streets.
Prof Ror Desmond Huxley his wife and daughter died when their automobile was sideswiped near Niagara Falls and plunged 100 feet over a precipice. The writer laments reckless speeding and notes 26,000 American auto deaths last year, urging caution on the road.
The livestock exhibition at the Iu Rain County Fair captivates guests as cattle and horses parade the grace track. These animals reflect careful breeding and long ancestral work by their owners, highlighting years of study and effort in selection.
The article highlights the challenges breeders face in shaping cows and horses toward an ideal type. It notes the pride in a splended exhibit and recounts a discussion about an ancestry tracing to the Isle of Guernsey and a sire valued at 15,000, illustrating the high standards and long generations of careful selection behind fair pedigrees and the industry’s benefits to both consumers and breeders.
Dr Lulu Hunt Peters discusses acidophilus milk and candy forms as aids against gut germs, urges medical evaluation for thinness, and notes goiter topics. She emphasizes periodic health exams, warns against unnecessary vermifuge use, and mentions iodine ingoiter prevention and exophthalmic goiter management with surgical options.
Yesterday and today in 1920 anniversaries include figures like Robert Morrison the first Protestant missionary to China who arrived in 1807 and William Aiken a former South Carolina governor who died in 1687. Today’s births feature Mario G Menocal former Cuban president and John Coolidge son of the President born in Northampton Massachusetts.
Today Brazil marks the lth anniversary of its independence with events from a coffee congress in Sao Paulo to national celebrations. In the U S a tense mix of political and cultural notes includes John Coolidge's majority birthday and the ongoing sight of dignitaries, memoirs, and notable trials.
In a report recalling the premiership era of the late William E. Gladstone, Lloyd George is described as most content during brief relaxation moments in his daughter’s company. Her persuasive charm is noted as effective in these moments of leisure.
Alfred P. Dennis surveys European liquor issues noting vodka customs in Russia, Norway's low per capita alcohol use under prohibition, doubled Finnish consumption despite bans, and Finnish fishermen turning to cross border alcohol from Poland Czecho Slovakia and Germany. He cites 4900 fishermen in the illicit trade and mentions Finns awaiting U.S. prohibition results before adjusting laws.
A brief devotional excerpt urges readers to pause and seek righteousness. It echoes Psalm guidance on divine praise, humility, quiet contemplation, and trust in the Lord, urging sincerity over vanity amid daily distractions.
A 1927 confession describes a person who enjoys making loud car horn noises at night, revving engines on country roads and in suburbs to hear echoes and wake others. The speaker admits waking many people and disturbing those trying to rest, taking pleasure in the audible thrill of loud sounds.
The Washington farmers market faces possible relocation for a new federal building as Congress may soon decide if such markets remain needed amid trends toward chain grocers and roadside outlets. Cities like Baltimore Detroit and Cleveland vary in market status with dealers dominating many large urban centers. The debate centers on whether the central market still serves consumer needs and how modernization may reshape public selling spaces.
The article analyzes how auto mobility, parking, and long trips affect central city markets. It notes truck farmers, roadside markets, and southern produce reducing local market vitality while farmers’ markets persist due to personal ties and the urban rural exchange.
Mrs Joe Bickle attended the funeral of sister in law Mrs Berkinyer of Birmingham on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Willard Wolcett and Mr and Mrs J L Underhill returned from an auto trip to Canada. Miss Joan Louise Adams visits Elyria with uncle and aunt AL Adams. Mr and Mrs C B Rawson entertain for daughter Mrs Paul Sage on her birthday. twelve guests. Rev B H Ryan visits Penfield. Mr and Mrs BR Kelner celebrate eighth anniversary as HJ Ryan and nephew Ellis Ryan visit Prof Leon Ryan in Columbia. Various trips to Columbus Vermilion Akron Cleveland and Gary Indiana noted. Miss Dorothy Dean at 132% Clark St.
Indications of church gatherings and social visits fill the Labor Day weekend scene. Trev Ryan addressed his congregation on Fishing for Men before departing for a conference in Delaware. Wisteria Club hosts, Akron visitors, and several Elyria area families are mentioned with guest stays and church events at Elyria M church and LaGrange Baptist.
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