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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1920
Page
6
In a 1911 IE School Chronicle Telegram page fragment, Harrington envisions a plan to pay boys with crisp bills for honey profits. The article hints at farm profits and a gratis setup, with emphasis on bee keeping as a summer venture and earnings through front hive operations.
A collage of moral tales and curiosities for youth. Features carpentry tricks, a tale of a boy aiding a friend in a hospital fire, an Irish legend about birds guiding a starving boy, discussions on not showing off, and a simple explanation of how the telephone works. Includes parental guidance on style and dress choices and short proverbs.
In a chaotic circus scene Billy endures a smothering smoke and cinders while trapped in a cage. Nanny comforts him as he laments lacking hands to save himself, begs for a better fate, and plans a way out as the caravan moves toward the city at midnight for a nocturnal gathering.
The entry lists Doctor Jaster of Exe Ear Nose and Throat on the 4th Floor Bank Building offering glasses fitting services and a telephone contact at 2431.
Lorain resident Edward J. Bark a longtime county humane officer died at his home 1229 7th Street after several months illness. Born September 1 1864 near Amherst he moved to Lorain as a child. Appointed humane officer in 1905 by Judge Hindman he also served Black River township constable since 1904. Survived by wife Bertha Bark and son Elva Bark.
The obituary notes immediate family, three brothers Winfield Bark Andresscourt Frank Bark patrolman George Bark of 2328 Canal Road Cleveland. His mother was buried two weeks ago. Funeral services are at the home Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev L O Newcomer of the Church of Christ officiating and burial in Elmwood cemetery. YARREN resolutions seek state aid for 43 miles of roads in Trumbull County passed by the county commissioners.
Schools nationwide prepare to observe April 23 as Shakespeare day based on a Department of the Interior bulletin. Education officials urge pupils to act Shakespeare plays, with quotes from H G Wells and optimistic notes from Professor Caroline Spurgeon and Percival Chubb on making the day both enjoyable and integrated with arts and crafts.
Major General Sir Charles Townshend, famed for defending Kut, is in the United States for five months and intends to visit Theodore Roosevelt's grave at Oyster Bay. Townshend has long admired Roosevelt and will then tour the country after paying tribute.
Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction on Tuesday April 27 1920 at Stop 67 CS and W in Ridgeville 3 12 miles east of Elyria and 1 mile west of Ridgeville commencing at 9 30 o clock all farming equipment See large bills.
Milk producers signed with local users to supply milk at 3.35 per hundred pounds effective August 1. DovpR police and firemen receive a 15 cent raise. Col Benson Hough and State Senator James R. Hopley spoke at a Harding for president club gathering. Steubenville East Liverpool Beaver Valley Traction must maintain 20 minute service on a 5 cent fare between East Liverpool and Wellsville after court rulings. North Fairfield churches to receive 1000 each from G D Silliman will. Henry H. Carter Hebron takes pastorate at Norwalk Church of Christ arriving June 15. Two local issue
Voters will decide on two measures: a purchase of Ashtabula Rapid Transit Co holdings for 296000 and a 350000 bond issue to finance two new grade school buildings. Fremont Toledo wholesale dealers bid with Lindsey residents for sugar received in carload lots by C. C. Boyer and Otto.
The sale attracted over 50 000 pounds and bidding climbed to 22 cents per pound at Lindsey. The event drew buyers and bidders, signaling strong demand and market interest in the commodity.
L G Hoover of Route 4 Elyria testifies to Nerv Worth drug claim. He says it cured indigestion and bloating, restored appetite, and let him return to farming. Demonstrator England offers samples at Phillips Drug Store Elyria. Mrs Shepard also praises Nerv Worth for lasting relief from nervousness and digestive troubles.
Kenton April 2. A jury was sworn in late yesterday in the trial of William Frank and Lewis Shrall, four brothers and prominent farmers, jointly indicted for shooting to wound and shooting to kill Neal Kempsell, fifty one, wealthy farmer, on November 28, 1900.
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