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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1925
Page
4
Wolfe argues bullying by foreigners fuels Chinese agitation. He cites American missionaries as least to blame and says Chinese resistance will be passive and not forceful. He claims the uprising will be voluntary and China lacks the will to fight back.
The article notes concerns about Foreign interests exploiting China and warns of potential bankruptcy if foreclosures occur. It discusses possible great power talks and US alignment with China for treaty revisions. Ma Wolfe, a China veteran, revisits Oberlin for ten months, attending his class’s 20th anniversary.
Oberlin will end its six week summer school session this Wednesday, leaving the town with no students for the first time since last August. About two hundred students have attended the program since the college's season began.
The passage notes Oberlin will be a quiet country village in June and July as the college hosts summer school. By mid September the campus will reopen with two thousand or more students returning to the educational institutions.
Brighton and surrounding towns report a series of visits and family events. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. George Peck of New London calling on the Gosses, the Burges hosting kin from Kipton, and the Seeleys welcoming a new granddaughter in Wellington. The Everson brothers mourn a lightning kill of a heifer, while many neighbors attend reunions and church events. A Congregational church style show is planned for August 5 with ice cream served in the basement.
Mr and Mrs William Brown and daughter Dorothy of Cleveland spent the weekend at Christy usser s home. Edward Ball of Amherst visited his mother Mrs Philip Eula. John Annabelle of Oberlin visited Thomas Weston. Harmon Mathes Oberlin spent Friday with Edward Green. Thomas Johnson and two daughters Grace and Addis of Cleveland called on South Amherst friends Sunday.arry Slater and two sons were guests of Mrs Sarah Wragg. Tilla Oltman of Cleveland spent weekend with William Oltman. St John s Evangelical Church members enjoyed a picnic at Quarry Woods West Main Street. Sally Hintz of Lorain called on Eleanor Thompson. Frad Dunham of Oberlin visited friends Sunday.
Advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil in sugar coated tablets from Mec Coy Laboratories New York. Claims five pounds gained in thirty days with 60 tablets priced 80 cents and money back guarantee. Also notes a woman reportedly gained 15 pounds in weeks and urges adults and children to use McCoy's Cod Liver Oil tablets.
A local advertisement touts Draco, a herbal remedy, claiming rapid relief from stomach distress constipation and related ailments. Veteran John W. Daret of Paris Avenue testifies to improved digestion and sleep after about ten days of use. Dreco experts offer free guidance at Mull Cut Rate Store.
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