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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1927
Page
4
The American Automobile Association warns motorists to slow and watch for millions of children returning to school. It stresses individual responsibility to prevent accidents, noting young pedestrians from four to six years old enter streets and highways with reduced safety awareness after summer breaks.
A parade of races across sports politics business and culture described as a racing world. The piece notes air races baseball pennant battles world series swat leaders political contests car models and even bootlegger chases as indicators of competitive spirit amid everyday life.
A reminiscence contrasts childhood medical cures like stump water and cobwebs with today’s relentless scientific advances. The piece humorously notes folk lore’s declining survival and ends with a quip about a bee in cars and the need for a bee swatter from accessory makers.
The article defines neuritis neuralgia neurathenia and neurosis with emphasis on neuritis as nerve inflammation. It outlines local neuritis caused by infections teeth injuries and poor posture and notes treatment with heat or cold applications massage and UV therapy. General neuritis is rare linked to alcohol poor diet and vitamin B deficiency.
A garbled 19th to early 20th century collage lists names, deaths, and milestones. Items mention Robert Hmmett’s treason sentence, James Bowie’s duel, McClellan’s 1877 NJ nomination, Garfield’s death, Latrobe’s Arequipa viaduct work, and births like Anthony Fiala Wickersham Drum and Louis Taher. It also notes a 1855 Kansas Free State convention and 1881 Garfield death.
Senior United States senator from Nevada Key Pittman is commemorated at Vicksburg Mississippi on the 55th anniversary of a Borg event.
The 156th anniversary of the Stillwater battle is marked as it influenced Burgoyne’s Saratoga surrender. In Fall River, Rt Rev Daniel F Feehan observes the 20th anniversary of his consecration as bishop. The Fifth International Congress of refrigeration has been postponed to next April. Colorado River talks resume in Denver with state delegates from seven states.
The piece notes today’s openings of major conventions in Chicago New York Paris and multiple US cities including the Polish National Alliance American Legion and various professional associations. It also features a critique of industrial machinery and immigration impacting employment and national prosperity.
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis notes rapid progress in productive machinery and high speed equipment. He warns that new industries have not kept pace with automation, risking worker displacement as invention surges ahead.
A brief religious excerpt quotes Matthew 5 6 9 emphasizing blessings for righteousness mercy purity of heart and peacemaking with the promise they shall see God and be called children of God.
George W Wickersham, entering his THth year, served as U S attorney general under Taft and earned wide notice as a trusts prosecutor. A native of Pittsburgh, educated at Lehigh, he built a vast practice in Philadelphia and New York after leaving the cabinet.
The article notes the individual has been honored with the presidency of the American Bar Association and has served as an American member of the International Committee for the Codification of International Law.
A narrator describes arriving with friends after a late gathering, slamming doors, turning on many lights, waking family and neighbors, and ignoring their reactions while planning to sleep late next morning. The scene emphasizes loud farewells and habitual nocturnal revelry.
War correspondent Floyd Gibsons attributes German air superiority to technical genius and industrial efficiency. He notes Germany released spring model planes six months before Britain and cites costly losses of young British pilots due to England's production delays.
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