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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1927

Page

5

Elyria Board of Trade Targets steady industrial growth

The Elyria Board of Trade reports strong interest from manufacturers to locate or expand operations in the city. It emphasizes cautious evaluation of well financed inquiries while discouraging speculative plans. Three established firms The Lattin Co Scher Hirst Co and Falcon Motors Corp report progress and growing employment.

Board of Trade Elyria Lattin Co Scher-Hirst Co Falcon Motors Corporation

Everyday Romance of the Coast Guard Valor

The Coast Guard's record shows 15,300 rescues of imperiled passengers and crews and over 3,000 lives saved last year. It also saved 24 vessels with cargoes worth more than 3.5 million, via sea air and beach patrols. Beach patrols and lifesaving stations showcase brave surfmen launching signals and rescuing mariners in storms.

United States Coast Guard Service Coast Guard Cdoucester Sae Thieerview Wehipan

Refuse Along Highways Parade Waste Littering Roads

Local travel observations report motorists discard lunches and litter highways and streets. Readers urged to wrap and carry out waste to keep the roads clean and prevent pollution.

Gary

Diet and Health Advice From Lulu Hunt Peters

Letters to the editor discuss dieting for teens, weight loss, and health. A mother reports a 16 year old shed 200 pounds on a reducing diet while noting improved appearance and mood, alongside cautions about illness during dieting. Answers cover overweight linked sterility concerns, height growth, and medical guidance, including exercises and doctor fitted pessaries.

al- Wass Fanis

Fragmentary 19th Century Dialect Snippet

A clipped line depicts ABE MARTIN and Vorvskind in a car scene with a wife in the back seat unable to view a hay load. The text mentions veils returning and a sensibly coded confrontation about appearances and propriety on the street.

Vorvskind

Historical Anniversaries and Births in Brief

A compact digest notes 1661 Charles IV England order against Quakers execution. 1634 James E Boyd Nebraska governor born Ireland. 1929 Mobile city fire destruction. 1470 Mrs Cady Brownell Civil War soldier admitted to G A. 1902 William A Butler poet died. 1902 president Coolidge vacation ending. 1 year ago today fighting in then between troops and Republican guards. Today birthdays include Viscount Lascelles 45. Owen Lovejoy 61. Charles Edward Locke 69. Dr James H Kirkland.

Charles IV England James E. Boyd Nebraska County Tyrone Ireland Mobile Cady Brownell Bridgeport Cairo l—Jiles Grevy William A Butler Yonkers N.Y Albany N. Y Coolidge Swamproot Washington Viscount Lascelles Princess Mary King George Owen Lovejoy National Child Labor Association Jamestown Michigan Charles Edward Locke Methodist Fpescipal Church Pittsburgh James H Kirkland

Centennial events mark national figures and historic sites

The report notes events across the country including the birth centenary of author and naturalist Virginia Smith Jones in Birmingham Alabama, a Southeast Shippers Advisory Board meeting, Brandywine battle anniversary ceremonies near West Chester Pennsylvania, a presidential vacation wrap in the Black Hills, Maryland delegates at the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention in Baltimore, and Brigham City Utah hosting a two day Peach Day carnival to promote local peaches.

Virginia Smith Jones Birmingham Ala Southeastern Shippers’ Advisory Board Brandywine West Chester Coolidge Black Hills South Dakota Washington Baltimore Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association America Brigham City Utah

One-Minute Pulpit on Love and Jealousy

A condensed religious meditation quotes the Bible’s Song of Solomon comparing love to fire and strong as death. The passage warns jealousy as grave and waters cannot quench love, urging deep devotion beyond material wealth.

Bolomon

Black Cat Jinx and Quiet Confidence in 1927

A playful note describes worry over superstition about a black cat crossing paths. The speaker vows minimal precautions and asserts enduring charm, closing with a lighthearted line about the cat being unlikely to be a real omen.

Republic Syndicate, Inc

Self-Determination for American Labor Urged by Woll

Matthew Woll, vice president of the American Federation of Labor, argues that organized labor in the United States must determine its own course. He warns against foreign influence and says American labor should rely on American institutions and values to guide its actions.

Matthew Woll American Federation of Labor Luxemburg United States Photo-engravers’ Union of North America Woll War, Labor Board Samuel Gompers Harding

Democracy and property rights in a largely labor-dominated state

The text argues democracy does not inherently protect property rights. In such a system, those dispossessed may use existing institutions to assert personal rights through political and economic action. It states no revolution is needed as appeals to revolution or violence merely inflame passions and divide wage earners.

Elephant Hide Used for Raincoats and Accessories

Milady adopts elephant hide for raincoats shoes bags and grips in Paris. The tough material is softened by a new method with varied tans and colors. A raincoat made from elephant hide with ivory buttons from the tusks is selling quickly.

Paris Milady

Milady Accessories Inspire 1930s Fashion Fads

The text describes novelty items for men and women such as frog skin wallets and cigarette cases, satin fabric accessories, and silk butterfly decorations. It notes the butterflies, stitched to frocks or used on shoes and hats, create lifelike impressions. It also mentions pre historic Indian pottery finds in Colorado about 1300 years old, fragmentary in nature.

Milady Colorado

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chronicle-Telegram Audit Bureau of Second Street Ohio Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company I A&g J. Clare George Lorain Robert E. Ward, Inc Chicago Wabash Ave New York Fifth Ave Sal Lulu Hunt Peters Correspondenta Lor Vanderbilt University Spartanburg D. C Edward W. Poll Congress North Carolina Tuske- Bee Teday Abe Martin Organized Labor of America Roy Bov Broad St Workingmen’s Bargain Store Taylor's Music Store XEW Columbia Records Gennett Records the Taylor Music Co W. Broad St Elyria, Ohio
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