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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
3
A Los Angeles school study comparing a large sample of negro and white children found no appreciable difference in abilities. Negro students averaged below the national norm in reading and arithmetic, while white students showed smaller deficits or even above norms in some areas.
The article debates a prisoner from Olies town and the seriousness of his alleged misconduct. It argues the offense reflects deeper indifference by officials, risks misinterpretation by the public, and stresses the need for careful jury consideration and adherence to justice.
Report states Senator Edge will not ask for favors for friends among dry agents. He warns that if anyone appointed is not to his liking, he will act immediately. The Treasury Department notes Senators will handle appointments, while General Andrews pledges responsibility for the process.
The piece argues Hylan faces a split field with Frank J. Waterman backed by Republicans and independents, while Governor Smith and Judge Olvany lead the Tammany faction with William Randolph Hearst as his antagonist. It suggests a Hylan victory would force Tammany to acknowledge his leadership and notes concerns about twenty dollar bills and counterfeits.
A jumble of dates and figures catalogs birthdays and notable anniversaries. It lists figures such as Herschel V. Johnson and Charles Mellen with origins and ages, mentions events like a German submarine shelling towns, and recalls past presidential trips and plans.
The city marks the Feast of the Assumption with events in Rome and a Catholic bishop Thomas F. Lillis of Kansas City observes his 40th anniversary in priesthood. Chicago’s world championship Roden faces protests over animal cruelty grounds. Representative William Cf clfield heads west for tours and a convention at Maunita Hot Springs Colo promotes Anglo Saxon Lost Tribes identity and Christian leadership.
A reader commends the Grand theatre for showing The Ten Commandments describing it as a picture marvel with powerful moral influence on all ages. The letter notes its timely message on Bible truth and honesty over greed for the young generation.
An ambling note mentions Anna Kennedy and a war conference presence, with references to roles at Bressy, Haror, and Trak. The item places Kennedy among notable figures cited in the day’s news and connected to a Pearlind war conference context.
A collage of thoughts on progress from ancient wonders to modern tech. Notes on evolution acceptance, prison disclosure harms, and changing diets while mixing in local social updates and oblique references to prominent figures and events.
Fragmented verse reflects religious devotion and vigilance as a caller urges prayer and fidelity to divine will. The piece references a reverent attitude toward duty and a possible religious struggle within a poet’s inner life. In the news column, Hon. Raoul Dandurard is named as a Canadian senator and a member of the Senate, noted for his role in the assembly of a League of Nations meeting in Geneva.
Brownhelm August meeting of the Perfection Sewing Club was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Alice Seam. Members handed in aprons dresses and pillowcases and class notebooks to leader Mrs HL La Leimbach. Eleven members completed the required work. Cream cake was served after inspection of the items.
Victrotas offered at half price with 40 percent choice remaining. Miss Ethel Milliren broadcasts piano sales and demonstrations. Harmonica Contest registrations continue until August 1Pth with winners due to air on August List from WGBUL Day's Music. New records by Paul Whiteman and Happiness Boys, plus sheet music and sporting goods sale ending tonight.
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