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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1923

Page

6

Oberlin Meeting Highlights School Activities and Candidacy

A Oberlin gathering covered athletics for girls and outside activities for boys with remarks from Rev Lobingier and music in schools. Sen J F Burke announced his Ohio governorship bid in 1924 at a banquet in Elyria attended by Oberlin residents.

Thon W. D. Cairns J. L. Lobingier The United Church K. J. Lehmann Board of Education H L. Rawdon J. F. Burke Oberlin Elyria Sen. Burke Ohio Rev. N. van der Pyl R.B. Whitehead Ohio Conference Columbus C W. Savage

Less Driving Case Is Continued In Obero Court

The trial of a case charged with reckless driving was continued to January 7 in Obero Court after the defendant signed arrest for having run a red light. The first charge was resisting arrest with a later count of reckless driving. The incident involved Charlea Beckwith and a Children’s Home, with damage to a bus and property.

Erlin Tria’ Wam Obero Charlea

Activities Of High Students At Oberlin High School

A December Parent Teacher Association meeting at Oberlin High School discussed student activities and the average high pupil topic. Mrs FEL Leon, rector of Physical Education, spoke as part of the program.

Alin Ion Oberlin High School Fel Leonrector Physical Educa

Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Promotes Relief

An advertisement extols Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal relief for indigestion and sour risings. It targets diverse groups from lawyers to travelers, claiming the product neutralizes acidity and prevents distress when eating. The notice urges readers to buy a 60 tablet supply at their drug store.

Electric meal and radio dances spark modern living

A quirky column riffs on futuristic dining with electric tastes and radio dance lessons. snippets critique fashion, politics, and holiday spending while noting social trends like Christmas shopping and tax cuts.

Basketball Rules For This Year Discussed And Clarified

Officials and coaches convened to explain the updated basketball rules for the season. The discussion covered timing, fouls, and officiating standards to guide play and improve consistency across games.

Arthur Brisbane Turns Sixty In Public Life

Arthur Brisbane marks his 60th birthday and is noted for a long career in American journalism. He started as a reporter in 1882 and spent years in London as a foreign correspondent before rising to prominence as chief editorial writer for a leading syndicate since 1897. His wealth from editorial work places him among the millionaire class, with investments in New York realty.

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Joint-Ease Promises Fast Pain Relief for Joints

A drug store ad touts Joint-Ease as the top remedy for stiff swollen painful joints whether rheumatic or not. It claims quick absorption under the skin with instant relief and cites testimonials from a druggist friend and local shops.

Taety Druzgisis

Okapi Specimen Sought by American Expedition

An American expedition presses on to Africa to secure a living okapi specimen for study and display. The mission underscores ongoing zoological interest in Africa's fauna during the era.

Okapi Africa

Rare Ugandan animal described by Johnston explorer

The passage notes a large ox sized animal first discovered in Uganda by Sir Harry Johnston. It describes a glossy reddish hide with cream striped hindquarters resembling a zebra. It also mentions December as an unlucky month for many literary figures who died then including Browning Eliot Macaulay Trollope and Stevenson.

Uganda Harry Johnston Robert Browning George Eliot Lord Macaulay Anthony Trollope Robert Louis Stevenson

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