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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1926
Page
3
Suspicions rise as co ed friends at Amherst are discussed in an open manner about replacements for unavailable girls. The text notes that today the girls have a complete history of each youth in the college, making records an open book to peers and authorities.
Radio listings show a 6 20 PM program from Pittsburgh featuring a dinner and a talk titled Be Kind to Animals. At 9 60 PM an operatic segment is listed with Stu Louis and Les Blessing. The Lutheran church choir from LKYW C. Crjeazo is also mentioned.
A chaotic schedule lists 700 soloists and multiple orchestras across time zones and venues including Hotel Lenox and WBZ stations. It notes a central standard time announcement for HAL Mu Box extensions and a Cincinnati dinner concert. A Cleveland museum launches adult education courses on birds and fossil fishes, four-week programs.
Eve Wales anxious over John Ingate case as Mary Sullivan confronts gossip at the office. John invites Eve to his home for seven with letters and plans while Eve wonders about possible innocence or guilt and the social danger of their attention.
An Amherst resident, Navis, has returned to Glevelanit after spending spring vacation with her parents in Elyria and visiting Florence. Mrs. George Verler and Mrs. Ann Crapotor of Quarry Street were mentioned in connection with the trip. Clinton Kilmer and Alis Kilmer were also noted nearby.
Advertisement copy touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle non calomel laxative. Claims include aiding chronic constipation and torpid liver symptoms with a mild, habit forming action and a dark tongue or breath relief. Ends with prices 1s and 3c and claims thousands use them nightly.
Elyria readers report a funeral in Cleveland for a relative attended by Mr and Mrs Andrew Dudesy. Albert Kadace from St Louis visits after wintering with his parents Rudolph and wife ill with influenza. Berlinville visitors Ferdinand Heuster and George Garr Jr visit George Garr Sr and Mrs Werd Mo. Motor baseball dances and social evenings mentioned. A nonsecret Greek letter school honorary society Alpha has been organized. seniors and alumni currently form the membership with plans to add juniors later.
A fragmented passage cites the United States progressing in biology geology astronomy and medicine while acknowledging Britain leads in chemistry physics and related fields. The text references a period publication and a Telegram pane, hinting at a broader science policy divide.
In Westerville the big bootleg controversy agitates the Anti-Saloon League home town. Vague notes speak of arrests and public disorder as councils wrestle with enforcement and local sentiment. Names and exact incidents are unclear in fragmented OCR text.
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A garbled report describes a raid by the State Prohibition Department uncovering a woman and a marshal in a shared room amid broader unrest. The incident spurred a department-wide reorganization after internal dissension and political controversy within public politics circles.
A local fight over prohibition enforcement flared after Governor Dovahay ordered a discharge, with Nutt resisting and claiming to continue as marshal. The dispute, viewed as a town contest, pits local dry forces against the Ami-Sa-Joon League as Westerville, population about 2,500, faces escalation. A florist ad line appears amid unreadable fragments.
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