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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1926

Page

3

Freight Barges to Ply Mississippi

Experiments in barge operation on the Mississippi between Winona Minnesota and St Louis Missouri prove successful and more boats will be placed in commission next spring. The down river trip takes five days and up river ten days with intermediate freight stops. Currently one barge built for steel and powered by 150 horsepower operates for the federal line between St Louis and New Orleans launched during the war. The number of barges next spring will depend on business volume.

Quincy Mississippi River Winona Minn St. Louis New Orleans

Should husbands do house work

Mrs Mildred Dyer of Redlands California credits her healthy recovery to Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound noting her husband helped with much of the housework during years of ill health The letter asks how often husbands should share chores and encourages wives to try the product for better health

Mildred Dyer Bhusband Mrs. Dyer Lydia B. Pinkham Redlands Lydia BH. Pinkaam

Brill Family Reunion Held Aug. 22 at Vermilion on the Lake

The Brill family Sth reunion met Sunday Aug. 22 at Vermilion on the Lake with 75 of 96 members present. Officers were elected: Alfred Brill of Lorain president Leonard Beesing of Amherst vice president Mrs Carl Wright of Elyria secretary treasurer M Leon Ward Carlisle ideal and athletic committee and others. Attendees came from Cleveland Elyria Grafton Cartiste Birmingham Ta Parte Lora Amherst South Amherst Brownhelm. Local attendees included Mr and Mrs Wm Brill Sr and relatives. Social afternoon with games followed. Also mentions other residents and a party at Brownhelm.

Brill Brownhelm Vermilion on-the-Lake Alfred Brill Lorain Leonard Beesing Amherst Carl, Wright Elyria Ideal and Leon Ward Carlisle Wm. Frill Alfred Niebs Cartiste Cleveland Grafton Birmingham Ta Parte Lora South Amherst Wm. Brill Nelson Hagel

There and Back Again to Sherry’s Old Place

Piggy offers help to a mysterious young woman in distress as they travel by cab to Sherry’s on Forty-fourth Street. He privately resolves to protect and finance her, while she remains focused on her unknown goal and keeps him at a wary distance. A shadowy man trails them, hinting at unseen observers and looming consequences.

Piggy New York Dad Colton Dollard Tean Sherry’s Loefore Dames Lome Sherry Forty-fourth Street Fifth Avenue

Shower Honors Two New Brides in Kinship Village

A miscellaneous shower celebrated two recent brides Miss Caroline Emmerick now Mrs Emer Rumsey of Cleveland and Miss Elsie Bachman now Mrs Wo Mevers of Kent. Residents and guests shared gifts and a supper hosted by Mrs Gust Emmerich and local hostesses. A. F. Shattuck home welcomed visitors J D Lewis and family returned from Cleveland trip.

Caroline Emmerick Emer| Rumsey Cleveland Elsie Bachman Wo Mevers Kent Vincent Howard Townline Road Elmer Rumsey Moyers Elmer Love Gust Emmerich Emmerich John Nuhn Geo. Bachman J. D. Lewis Wm Lewis A. F. Shattuck TF. C. Lewis

Ada Smiths Korea talk cited by local Christian Endeavor group

Ada Smith, former Korea mission teacher and current Lakewood educator, spoke on her experiences in Korea at a Sunday meeting of the Evangelical church Christian Endeavor Society. The page also lists a long stream of weekend visits and guest stays involving local families, Cleveland trips, and family gatherings across Ohio.

Christian Endpeavor Ada Smith Lakewond Korea Im Korea Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Church

Pittsfield Social Notes Abundant With Visiting Kin

Aug 25 Pittsfield locals recount a busy week of guests and travels. Frank Root hosts cousins Sarley Butler Norwalk and W A Sherburne plus Hart Ada Sherburne and others. trips include Philadelphia Sasqui centennial and Snow Hill Maryland.

Pittsfield Frank Root Sarley Butler Norwalk W. A. Sherburne Hart Emporia Kansas Ada Sherburne G. W. Johnson Hubert Johnson R. &. Campbell M. HE Oberlin Sophia Star Dauhter Bivria Esther Mabel Lois Brown Luke Chanman Huntington H. FP. Campbell Roy Trasce Saturdey Indiana Frank. Teare Billie Ind A.M. Sherburne William Matcham Forest Matcham Junior Brighton M. T. Brown Fra Porter Qberlin William Preston Archie Preston Dang Crystal Beach Ernest Hayes Familire i Michigan W. Haynes A. F Hayes Trank Root Elyria R. A. Rawson Los Angeles Cal Clarence Coats Baby Lorain Roy Brasee Peter Ream Kipten Anna Pease Carrie Pease

Prairie dogs blamed for crop losses in western plains

Westerners urged to fight prairie dogs as millions devastate pasture across western Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and beyond. Twenty years after a prior campaign using poisoned oats, the pests have resurged, threatening farmland and livelihoods in the Southwest.

Topeka Kan Aug Kansas Oklahoma Texa Southwest

Prairie dog towns threaten southwest grazing lands

G K Johnson of the State Agricultural College warns Kansas farmers that grass eaten by prairie dogs yields no milk or beef. He notes many farmers abandoned poisoning plans, letting prairie dog colonies expand, as a new campaign begins.

G. K. Johnson State Agricultural College Kaneas Southwest

Prairie Dog Control Urged Across Townships and Lands

Text urges every township trustee and landowner or tenant to continue efforts until the last prairie dog is killed. It notes that each adult pair of prairie dogs produces three or four young each year, highlighting the breeding impact and need for persistent eradication.

British air chiefs test girl athlete for pilot fitness

Miss Gladys Lane, a British woman athlete, submitted to medical tests by air ministry experts to assess fitness standards for women pilots. She volunteered at the request of the Women’s Amateur Athletic Association and described the tests as stiff, including severe nerve assessments and a long stand test.

British Air Chiefs London Gladys Lane Britain Air Ministry

Unsteady on One Leg Described in Smoothed Test Detail

A fragment recounts a balance test where the subject tried to stand on one leg without wobbling, held an outstretched arm for steadiness, and was instructed to hold breath for as long as possible. The description focuses on posture, steadiness, and breath-holding.

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