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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
12
Reporters at ringside wrote the battle and wired it to the Chronicle Telegram. Newsboys sold extras ten minutes after the bout with a complete account, sidelights and photos, including Tunney down in the seventh round, showing fast service reaching smaller papers as well.
The piece discusses pride in ancestry, noting European and American attitudes. It cites Sir Thomas Overbury and Benvenuto Cellini, contrasting lineage with personal merit, and argues Americans seek self-improvement and individual opportunity over ancestral status. It highlights the merit of self-made success.
The piece notes a 21 percent rise in six months in U S auto exports with 4 221 760 753 dollars from passenger cars and trucks. It cites mass production and better manufacturing making U S cars cheaper and superior to foreign models despite tariffs and home competition.
Discusses arthritis as linked to infections and diet, stressing unbalanced intake of starches and sugars lowers resistance, with emphasis on dental and tonsillar sources. Notes dieting to limit sugars, acknowledging a 1922 medical article by Fletcher. Includes a patient success story of dramatic weight loss and cautions about rapid reduction, plus vitamin A and salt baths.
Yesterday and today in brief history list events from 1780 to 1925 including deaths of Georgia senator Freaman Walker and Randolp-Macon College president James A. Duncan, rioting suppression in the iron coal region, Taft opening Gunnison tunnel, Rainbow Division review, and a royal marriage. Birthdays include Sir John Bradbury and Joseph J. Sayess. a Jac Dempsey bout is noted as yesterday.
One hundred years ago today Freeman Walker and other noted Georgia senators were highlighted as aviation legends prepare for the National Air Derby in Spokane. Delegates at the American Legion convention in Paris join in laying a memorial cornerstone at Chateau Thierry while Boston University begins its aviation in industry course. Prominent Western Democratic leaders convene in Utah to discuss Governor Al Smith as a possible presidential nominee. Conventions opening across multiple cities include the National Polish Alliance, New England Shippers Advisory Board, and state associations in Reno and Sioux City.
ABE MARTIN reports Mr. and Mrs. Legnora Tharp have hired a theatrical producer to prepare their daughter for college in the East after an uncertain week ending with a collision of a telephone pole.
A brief religious meditation cites Luke 16 and James 1 to stress that faithfulness in small tasks proves true for greater duties. The fragment emphasizes honesty with worldly wealth as a test for future stewardship and warns against partial fidelity in any entrusted resources.
A playful narrator claims to read and share letters from a “boy friend” with her circle of girlfriends. She admits enjoying the attention, staging meetings to read the letters, and joking about his care while focusing on having multiple correspondences for amusement.
Retired Major General James G. Harbord praised as a top American military figure by Filipino leaders who favor him to succeed General Wood. The piece notes Harbord’s service from Cuba to the Philippines, his postwar leadership, and cites his long career including a 1922 retirement and leadership at the Radio Corporation, along with a real estate transfer list and a line about longevity.
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