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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
3
The text offers kitchen and lifestyle guidance with hints on presenting lighted room accents and maintaining polished black shoes. It also suggests cheese enhancements for eggs, wallpaper pairing in bedrooms, and decorative shaker elements for a refined, if dated, home ambiance.
Classified item notes an advertisement attempt in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page. The fragment hints at a small promotional insertion on an old newspaper page with emphasis on worded appeal rather than product specifics.
A 12-foot shark attacked Thomas Andrews in France, severing his leg before the creature was killed. The incident occurred during a period outside August and September when such attacks are rare, with authorities investigating the event.
Willam H. Martin, 93 from Council Bluffs Iowa, married 60 year old Emms Steele of Omaha after a brief meeting. He had been jilted a week earlier by 58 year old Ella Nichols of Tulsa Oklahoma. Martin called it love at first sight and said he knew she was the one upon first sight.
The article outlines moth protection for carpets by sprinkling water infused with a small amount of gasoline. It also mentions a Birmingham novelty lamp-shade and a scenic print by Robertson of Albany New York, with details on mounting and a weekend timeframe from Friday to Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs P C Robertson hosted at home as numerous relatives from Elyria Cleveland and Norwalk visited. The group marked P C Robertson and Mrs Robertson 40th wedding anniversary with afternoon meats. Attendees included J B Dean children and families, Henry Nason, George Blanden, Kathrine Heiumsath, and others from Elyria Vermilion Wellington and nearby towns.
Sunday visitors from Cleveland included Mr and Mrs Paul Springer and family Mr and Mrs Edward Dork and family Mrs Kathrine Smith and family at the home of Mr and Mrs Willem Feist and family. Carpet beaters reap harvest in August. Postwar notes describe busy carpet cleaning season in August and September.
The piece notes that better-shod feet should be out of town for the summer but now Cor riches are more widely distributed. It observes that most wealth comes from workers who cannot leave their offices all summer, yet tradition persists.
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