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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1926
Page
9
A reader column reprints Dr. W M Auld on Christian spirit versus governance. It argues real religion grows within, law reflects public opinion more than statutes, and citizens must obey laws while debating enforcement. It notes the perils of opinion shaping law and favors orderly rule by statutes.
A collage of dated notices recounts anniversaries birthdays and memorials with names such as Percy R Todd and Charles Holmes Hertzano, detailing births in Toronto Milledgeville and Paris and marking events in New York Ottawa and Toronto. Municipal leaders and historical figures are referenced along with poetry requests and literary reminders.
The Todays Harards notes stand with Tom Angell, son of Yale University.
ABE MARTIN notes a common complaint that farmers rarely get their photos in newspapers. The piece mentions Moots as a frequent traveler who can go to Detroit or stay home, illustrating the news photo hurdle.
The Day’s News ad highlights Orthophon and Vietrola records with delivery options and price points. It promotes phonograph accessories, portable radioband gear, and a cabinet lead speaker claim plus a Christmas special on radios and components.
The Day's Hardware catalog advertises a wide holiday range of home essentials and gifts. Prominent items include washers, kettles, purses, skate gear, jewelry, and a Detroit Jewel gas range with plain price tags for easy browsing.
Fragmented notes discuss tensions between religion and civil law. References include Pastor Fars and terms of agreement, with mentions of Christianity, law, and social order in a midwestern town context. The text mixes names and possible dates, but remains unclear on concrete events or outcomes.
A rights fragmentary OCR note contains unrelated words and broken phrases about flavor and letters. The text provides no clear event or entities to describe.
A fragmented biographical snippet mentions Harry S. New active in the post office and air line progress, noting his background, roles in the Republican Party, and a December birth in Indianapolis. It references his work with the U S Postal Service and aviation era, without clear dates or outcomes.
A fragmented report mentions rates and training at a Massachusetts Institute of Technology related program, followed by career moves through several institutions. It references Dr Stratton resigning from a bureau and Dr Burge stepping into a role, with mentions of rubber mats and automobile tires in the weave.
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