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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1920
Page
3
The text appears to be a partial masthead and notice copy from the Chronicle Telegram including pricing, mailing zones, and Associated Press affiliations. It references Elyria Ohio and Lorain County, with ad office addresses and subscription rates. The fragmentary nature limits specific event or person details.
Elyria Ohio urged citizens to vote tomorrow in the presidential race between Harding and Wood or a write in, and to cast ballots for national convention delegates. The piece emphasizes civic duty, sovereign power, and voting as a democratic responsibility.
This essay classifies quitters into four types, from those who start but are blocked by others to those who never begin or finish anything. It argues that ignorance is a crime and urges schools to teach applied psychology to build self confidence and concentration, reducing unfinished projects. It ends with a call to quick a deeper understanding of the mind.
The body of Rear Admiral Britain, chief of staff to the commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, who died by his own hand, will arrive in Washington tomorrow aboard the hospital ship Solace. He had been in poor health and was confined to bed since January. A reception had been held the previous evening aboard the flagship, and a pistol shot ended his life at 4am. Funeral services were conducted aboard the flag ship. Exusign Thomas B. Brittain, his son, accompanied the body to the funeral.
Dr E I Bosworth of Oberlin spoke at Machinists hall on The Friendly Brotherhood detailing two main male desires: power and friendship. He traced ambitions for control over water air and land, climbing high goals, and solving grand problems while stressing family ties as strong pulls toward friendship.
Dr. Bosworth urged work for the common good despite differing views, linking education and shared interests. He likened wireless messages from his son to global unity, referenced the fourteen points, and urged applying Christ’s principles to industry. He argued for adaptive use of talents within friendly competition for the common good. Miss Kim of Oberlin to address next Open Forum.
Admissions include Mrs. Anna Mulroy of 103 West River St and Mrs. Martin Reisinger in Grafton with R. Le discharged the same day. Also listed is Mike Lobstery of Fifteen Street. Discharges include C. F. Wood of 920 Middle Avenue and George W. Masse of 421 East Avenue. Also noted are Mrs. William Decker of Amherst and Mrs. Celia Bronson of Virbil.
Walter Day four year old son of W L Day of 938 Walnut street was struck by an automobile on Lake avenue Saturday and received a four inch scalp wound. The driver, said to be a Lorain man, could not be identified by witnesses.
The University of Chicago professor died yesterday from injuries sustained in a fall. Dr. Wilkinson, ordained a Baptist minister in 1859, had served pastorates in New Haven Connecticut and Cincinnati.
Pontiac, Mich April 26 City and county authorities hunted for a motive and suspect in the death of Miss Vera Schneider 19 a telephone supervisor found on a porch early Sunday morning with indications of a violent struggle bloodhounds from Manchester Ohio were summoned to aid tracing footprints as police sought a description of a man seen with her near midnight Saturday in one of Pontiac s best residential sections
Three grain laden ships Wickwire H B Nye and James P Walsh were held at Buffalo harbor by labor trouble at the elevators. The Housemans union has been on strike a month over pay and hours. Firemen and linemen and grain shovelers voted to support the strike. Ships anchored at breakwater in Buffalo out-harbor amid murky, incomplete reporting.
The advertisement touts Nerv Worth as a spring tonic to restore strength, steady nerves, improve appetite and digestion, and aid sleep. It claims influenza cases need extra toning in the coming months and notes Nerv Worth Laxative Tablets at 25 cents a box, sold by Cc. W. Phillips and the Koplin drug store in Blythe.
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