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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1926
Page
3
The article reflects on Easter as a festival of the Resurrection and spring life, linking the season to themes of renewal after winter, suffering, and uncertainty. It declares belief in eternal life within a vast universe where intelligence endures.
A retrospective column laments postwar fashion shifts including bobbed hair short skirts and powder. It reflects on male reaction to modern female dress, notes perceived loss of modesty, and contrasts past propriety with current trends while invoking historic echoes from 1647. The piece questions whether later generations will view today’s styles with nostalgia.
The article notes March ended fiercely with stormy mayhem and debunks the groundhog myth as unreliable. It laments lingering winter and hopes for a better April while teasing an expected cooler summer forecast from an unnamed weather prophet.
In a light quip filled reflection the piece toys with weather prophets and prophesy stereotypes. It cites Josh Billings and Old Sal the Sun to joke about predicting heat, March swirls, and January chills, suggesting resilience of traditional timing before August heat.
A scrambled historical notes list birthdays and notable figures. Sebastien Brard credited with inventing the French piano born in Alsace Paris date Aug 5 1834. Count Rezanoff arrives in San Francisco seeking relief from famine in Sitka. John R Booth Canadian timber magnate born in Shelford Quebec died. Alexander of Kattenburg first Prince of Bulgaria born Verona Italy died Gratz Austria. Union and Confederate clashes on Arizona soil at El Picado. Senate rejects Charles A Dana as minister to England. Transandine railway line Chile Argentina formally proposed. Ver dun fighting as Germans capture Tau eatirt village. One year ago Bele sium cabinet resigns after adverse vote. Today birthdays include Rep John Q Tilson Connecticut born Clove Brangly Penn 60. Lincoln Vilence Boston merchant born Boston 61. Frank J Punk Illinois congressman born Bloomington 57. Joe Sterher …
Local chatter swirls as Ainsley Newcomb dies after seeking fame in Florida amid conflicting claims. Some residents accuse sensationalists of chasing clicks while others mourn a life led toward attention, noting mounting public scrutiny.
The article notes a wide range of events opening today including the twelfth annual observance in Dodge Nebraska, a national health centenary, a Southern home economics conference at Pinehurst, an American chess society convention in Tulsa, education council meetings in Montreal, and wage negotiations among Western railroad executives in Chicago. It also mentions fiddlers contests in Lewiston, indictments against manufacturers, liquor law hearings, and Senate committee activity. It references conventions in St. Petersburg, Corpus Christi, Oklahoma City, and Toronto, and profiles Dr. Washington Luis Pereira, Brazil’s soon-to-be president, outlining his career and planned November 15 inauguration for a four-year term.
Roberto Patinacci, secretary general of the ab party, announced his intention to resign. Farinacci, radical and influential fascist, rose from railroad worker to party leader after the march on Rome. He influenced the Matteotti murder trial as chief defense counsel, aiding acquittals and securing sentences for others.
WASTINGTON DC April 5 reveal sensational crashes in the stock market troubled the farmer little. Farmers have the feeling the fall in speculative prices will push general price levels of nonagricultural goods down toward a sound farm price level. Interviewing farm leaders across the country, the writer found none opposed to the Wall Street tumble and none who expected farm crop prices to fall with it.
A historical analysis argues lowering wholesale non agricultural prices may boost farmer purchasing power and stabilize farm demand while keeping production high. It cites declines in farm income, commodity price trends, and broader industrial activity as context for shifting to a safer, sounder economic basis. It notes steel and auto sectors remain strong and that profits may be trimmed to support markets.
Geo Hoar and Geo Kimball headline a K of M minstrel show at the Rialto Theatre on April 6 and 7, presenting comic numbers and songs in a community entertainment program.
Poem excerpt notes Lovelace praise of an active soldier’s inspiration. The lines imply a battlefield passion guiding virtue, praising martial ardor as a noble duty and the speaker’s devotion to honor in war.
Two recent arrivals from Garmbridge Ohio, John Keoski aged 20 and Joseph Kasmarik aged 19, were killed when their car struck a street car at Lakewood Cleveland. Motorman James J Lane suffered severe injuries as flying glass struck him.
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