24 Sep 1927
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1927
Page
1
The September 24, 1927 Elyria commentary praises local thrift. It notes rising bank deposits, steady savings through banks and a building and loan, and calls saving a civic virtue. It warns against wildcat schemes and urges consistent, conservative saving for old age and opportunities.
The article argues aviation is a growing commercial field in the United States with 67 factories producing over 1,000 airplanes annually, last year selling 1,186 units for 24 161.752 and potential increases this year. It notes $17,000,000 spent on airports, $60,000,000 invested in factories, $10,100,000 in mail-carrying projects, and over 800 airports across 48 states with 122 aero clubs supporting the industry.
The navy plans to train every midshipman at Annapolis in flight creating a growing air force. This year students logged 30,502 air miles and about half the 1927 class of 262 ensigns are qualified fliers. A second group of 260 ensigns began training in July, totaling over 500 new naval fliers by year end. The army and Marines also expand their flying corps. Navy fliers with wings earn 10 percent more pay due to demand, though many leave for lucrative commercial piloting jobs or aircraft factories.
Article notes that chronic arthritis grows from infections in tonsils teeth and sinuses. Diet changes reduce starches and sugars. a typical plan lowers intake to one fifth and gradually adds foods. Menus include buttermilk fruit eggs and vegetables. weight effects vary and ongoing supervision by a physician is advised.
A historical snippet lists notable anniversaries and birthdays. Gen Henry W Slocum born 1839, Robert Hayne 1791, events from 1845 1861 1914 1917 1925, plus one year ago today Canadian wheat damage and political shift in Canada, and today Charles Pier birthday.
Today marks Our Lady of Mercy feast day the Gettysburg veteran Gen Henry W Slocum’s centenary and the 35th priestly anniversary of Rt Rev Joseph Chartrand in Indianapolis. College football opens 1927 season across the nation as the International Petroleum exposition begins in Tulsa. Post commanders begin Western Allied tours after Paris Legion convention. Baltimore and Ohio hosts a centenary pageant and Apple Butter Dry observed by the Fehwenkfelders since 1734.
A compact religious excerpt from Matthew urges readers not to cast holy things to dogs but to seek, ask, and knock with faith. It emphasizes that those who seek shall find and doors will open, framing a brief spiritual exhortation in period tone.
The text highlights Arkansas Senator Joseph T. Robinson as a key Democratic minority leader in the U S Senate with a 25 year public service career. It notes his long tenure and mentions his 1892 election to Congress representing the sixth district.
A notable Arkansas figure progressed from a House member to governor a decade later. He set a speed record in political history by serving as representative in Congress, governor, and senator-elect within two weeks. Known as a hard worker, he earns respect for his disciplined industry and dynamic speaking style as Senate candidate Robinson.
Senator Borah decries Prohibition enforcement and foreign propaganda while linking violators among property holders to radicalism. He argues the wealthy and influential undermine law by flouting the eighteenth amendment and aiding bootleggers, urging citizens to see the threat to property and order.
A novelty column by an avid observer extols chicken dinners found on various roadhouses, claiming expertise from miles of tastings and urging friends to join in gastronomic quests. Also notes Montevideo fishermen hauling a half ton sea turtle with inward curved beak, an aerial fort for the U S Army, and ultraviolet treated bread aiding Welsh children with rickets.
A note describes fused quartz as having the peculiar property of transmitting light around corners with minimal absorption. The phenomenon highlights potential applications in optics and coatings.
The text notes that losing sleep can boost mental performance slightly while imposing a greater drain on the body. It describes a trade off between sharper cognition and reduced physical stamina, highlighting an overall negative impact on health with persistent sleep loss.
Our radio department has been busy last week and we offer Atwater Kent and Sonora sets. After eleven months Gerald Frank receives a Roth violin. Knife sale 79c with $1 to $2.50 value. Victor Red Seal Orthophonic Records praised. Caning gear and canning kettles available. Radiant Heaters from $10 to $60. Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges and Jewel Coal Heaters advertised. Credit terms offered with reporting to Credit Bureau.
Several fresh songs dominate the sheet music scene with titles such as I Didn’t Know You’d Be Sorry Some Day You’ll Say OK There’s No End to My Love for You I Never Dreamed and Kiss and Make Up. Mr and Mrs Kelley Day plan a return from a western trip next week.
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