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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
3
Lorain County Public Health backs a national campaign to stamp out consumption via one cent Christmas seals on mail. The drive funds clinics, nurses, and preventive programs, with letters and cards bearing seals during the holiday season.
The outook for politics shows three Senate challenges likely, with Arthur Gould of Maine among contenders at the chamber doors. Despite worries about expenditures and ethics, observers see rising interest in good government and vigilance rather than a ship in decline.
Yesterday's anniversaries recall events from 1825 Emperor Dom Pedro II of Brazil visiting Paris and the United States to 1883 John G. Curitt election in the U.S. House. Mentioned are abdications, pardons, and civic milestones. Aged births include bishops, representatives, and military figures with regional ties and birthplaces.
Seventy seven years ago Louis Napoleon’s coup dominates the day as Denmark politics shift. The National Dairy Council meets in Chicago to discuss dairy industry imports. The White House hosts a winter social in honor of Gabriel members. New York banks begin Christmas club payouts totaling about 50 million dollars. The National Student Federation holds its second annual congress at the University of Michigan. A New York meeting aims to study co‑operative apartment housing under the National Association of Real Estate Boards. The Round the World Golf Club sails from New York for a globe circling tour, returning via the Panama Canal April.
A garbled excerpt mentions a reading in May and a person named Lendos Sas, but the text is incomplete and hard to interpret. The fragment hints at a conversation about who has or lent something, without clear context or identifiable events.
Fragmented obituary sketch traces a London educated figure from finishing school to entering the Stock Exchange and rising through legal ranks. It notes service as Salvator General and Attorney General, culminating as Lord Chief Justice before retirement and a governorship in India.
The Rt. Rev. William T. Manning of New York urged moral faith as essential in modern life during a Patriot Day address. He returns from Europe where he contributed to faith and order conference planning, and has long shaped Protestant Episcopal church thought since consecration in 1921.
Fragmented verse about W M Letts and poems including The Spires of Oxford. References to singing, singing style, artificiality, and various whimsical images appear. The text blends odd spellings and incomplete phrases implying a lyric or poetic miscellany.
Washington December 2 The writer surveys Congress and the White House in relation to farm relief and sugar policy. The piece notes farmer sentiment toward Lowden and Coolidge, discussions of Senate power, and doubts about timely action on farm aid proposals from organized agriculture.
The piece discusses farm policy maneuvers in Congress as 1927 campaigns approach. It notes potential coalitions between farm groups and political blocs, debates over relief plans, and the Farm Bureau and Grange stake in shaping a central administration program.
West Ridge residents Mr and Mrs Pope hosted a gathering at their home with Etta Hrowa and Jon Sten as guests. The event also welcomed families including Mil and Ehlke of U Corneil, Walter Koih Lewis, and Kolb, with Charles S das Mrs Raimond Simms hosting later in the evening. Timber hard is at present.
Standard Mirror and Plating at 140 West Elyria offers resilvering of headlight reflectors and mirror components. The service includes restoring tarnished or damaged reflective surfaces to factory standards for automotive and metric parts.
Welter Kolb was in Cleveland on Tuesday for business affairs and was glad when the prior week had passed.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Birmingham County Line and names like Mrs Roberts and Mr Eisen. It references church, Sunday papers, and a garage opening. The passage is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear events, making coherent details tentative.
Larry, 3fr. and Mrs. Co. W. Lawrence and Mrs. L. E. Normando with children visited the Kubimen family. Perry Parker, George Parker, Art Meyers, William Schrecter and son Gari stopped by Parker residence.
Local column from La Grange lists residents visiting relatives and returning home. Names include Eleanor Wisert Matthews from Wanseron, Mrs Denham, Herman Gott, Mr and Mrs J. Knders, Mrs. Hussell Crasior, Mrs. Sam Foltz, and others visiting family in Cleveland Toledo and Ponfieta with extended stays noted.
Community notes list gatherings at homes in Vermilion Elyria and Oberlin. Guests include Mr and Mrs Judson Spicer, Mr and Mrs Ford Hastings and son, Airs Sarah Spicer, and others visiting relatives. Attends funerals and church events include Mr and Mrs Charles Moulder and Lenten church activities.
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