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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
14
A Sunday school lesson on first Kings 12 1 24 about Rehoboam Solomon’s son battling heavy taxes and harsh rule. It contrasts elder and youth counsel and warns parents to value righteous character over wealth or monuments. The lesson stresses pride leads to downfall and urges parents to instill godly ideals in their children.
Fall planting advice covers asparagus, multiplier onions, spinach, leaf lettuce, and rhubarb. Spinach seed should be sown late with leaf mulch, newer spinach varieties resist bolting, fall onions establish as perennials, and rhubarb roots receive fertilizer for early spring growth.
Paris plans a commemorative holiday as American Legionnaires march Sept 19 in Paris before the Legion convention. Marshal Ferdinand Foch will head the cortege from Place d Iena with flags recalling Chateau-Thierry and the Argonne.
Citizens will walk along the Arch de Triomphe to drop a flower on the Unknown Soldier tomb then proceed down the Champs Elysees to Paris city hall to receive the City of Paris tribute.
Karl Neher a famed Munich newspaper seller nicknamed the Cuckoo married his former wife again after a twenty year divorce. The ceremony drew many locals, ran from noon into night, with free beer donated by Loewen brewery.
Cleveland officials name a mounted officer to patrol Highland Park golf course to curb thefts of equipment and improper ball collection. Safety Director Edwin Barry and Chief Jacob Graut say the horse will stay on fairways, avoid greens, and tag the effort Cleveland’s Mounted Golf Rangers.
Berlin’s Borchardt's, a famed thirty year institution and supplier to courts, has filed for bankruptcy after seventy years. The decline follows postwar poverty and a lack of new elite diners, ending a historic era that hosted Czars, royalty, and foreign dignitaries.
William Howard Taft the former president and now chief justice marks his seventieth birthday at his Murray Bay summer home in Quebec. The article notes his unique career with most roles by appointment rather than election, and highlights his single presidential campaign win.
The text lists career milestones from assistant prosecuting attorney in Cincinnati to collector of internal revenue solicitor general of the United States federal judge governor of the Philippines secretary of war and chief justice of the United States. It then notes temporary washroom facilities in Angola with running water and a plumbing system in the works.
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