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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
2
The renowned inventor discusses his routine, education views, and the belief that primary schooling should end at age fourteen. He criticizes college graduates and argues children should be taught to think before fourteen, with emphasis on math and practical learning over veneer. He notes multilingual New Orleans as an example.
L White Busbey of Ohio appointed publicity chief for the Republican National Committee succeeding Sumner Curtis who was killed in an automobile accident while accompanying the Harding party on its ill fated journey.
Aug. 9 report from Kent Ohio details Congressman Martin L. Davey warning that weeds will be used for fuel as timber vanishes. He cites China where natives gather weeds for cooking due to tree scarcity and urges immediate reforestation to avoid similar fuel shortages in the United States.
Aug 10 report lists Helen Wiley visiting Rocky River aunt Louise Sayers with relatives in Litchfield. Mrs M K Bilis of Blyria guest of mother. Milton and Margaret Proudfoot with Aunt Pickering Avon. Grace Scott hosts dinner. Symons Chestnut Ridge visits William Bastard. Buck family hosts granddaughter Isabelle Cleveland. Knapps visit Gates Mills Huron. Harvey Schaber Toledo visits uncle Louis Schaber. William Bailey Jr works on the lakes. John Shaw Elyria with grandparents.
An old advertisement touts P D Q a bed bug and pest killer claiming it destroys bed bugs moths roaches fleas and ants with a patent spout for hard to reach areas. It markets multiple sizes including hospital and hotel quantities and liquid form sold by Ebert Drug Store.
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