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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1928

Page

7

Ideals of Citizenship at Methodist ceremony

An Americanization Association event at a Methodist church awarded citizenship certificates. Rev William Muir Auld spoke on the stars and stripes while George Chamberlain welcomed attendees. Harry Zahars represented the new Americans, affirming loyalty to the United States and readiness to defend the flag. The piece lauds the new citizens and urges all Americans to share their example.

Methodist Church Americanization Association Forali William Muir George Chamberlain Harry Zahars Mr. Zahari United States America

Lake Erie leads Great Lakes in 1927 fish yield

Lorain County residents study Uncle Sam's report showing Lake Erie produced 23,796,000 pounds of fish in 1927, more than Michigan which logged 25,680,844 pounds. Ohio fishermen earned from 16,033,945 pounds, while pollution damaged some food fish yet overall totals held. The article urges preventative measures to protect the fish industry for the future.

Lorain Uncle Sam Lake Erie Department of Commerce Great Lakes Lake Michigan Ohio Etoga Sss

Mass Killing in War Seen With Future Planes and Gas

A Wilmette chemist warned business leaders that future wars could be fought with airborne weapons and deadly gases. He described a Bakelite material Aldur, a heavy metalHerstium, and a toxin isocvanide that could destroy nations in moments. He argued war would be cheaper via mass production of gas and missiles, replacing traditional shells. The piece reflects fear of mass militarization and calls for nations to ban war as a dispute solution.

de. Hilton Wilmette de. Jones Jone Kall Earth

Diet and Health Combinations Don’t Matter If You Eat Right

Reader inquiry debates raw meats, roasting, and food combinations. Dr Peters cautions rare beef and pork risks, praises high quality peanut protein, and notes digestion mainly occurs in the small intestine. The paper advertises future Q and A and lists dated notes on historical topics.

Sax

Weaver Runs Mate In Weekly Sup Horn Inquiry

A clipped, dialectal note from the Weekly Sup Horn asks who was Weaver's running mate, following a prior line about a woman’s appeal and the line “Faun a big Stark's Delia.” The fragmentary text centers on identifying the partner in a political pairing.

Stark Delia

Notable anniversaries and historic deaths listed

The column lists figures such as Ts Walton author of the Complete Angler dying in Winchester and Gustave Eiffel’s birth. It notes birth and death dates for Thomas J Perkins and General Anthony Warne, with other items on Verdun and Beethoven. The fragmentary notes mix anniversaries, births, deaths, and wartime events with unclear context.

Tzank Walton Winchester England Thomas J. Perkins Boston Anthony Warne Presque Isle Chester Co Gustave Eiffel Pari

Abomination in Temple Marking Cromwell Appointment Day

On this day in history December 16, 1550 Cromwell was named lord protector of England. The same date recalls 169 B C when Antiochus Epiphanes placed the statue of Jupiter in the temple, marking his birthday anniversary.

Antiochus Epiphanes Jupiter Oliver Cromwell Lord Protector England

Social temperament and literary activity noted

The passage notes a socialist temperament with literary activity and a tendency toward jealousy and insecure affections. It warns against letting disappointment enter the soul and urges turning abilities toward improving the social conditions of others.

Daily Horoscope Card Read on a Psychic Temperament

The forecast notes a psychic temperament with a highly sympathetic disposition. It warns that without disciplined youth education the mind may fix on vain ambitions unlikely to be realized, but stresses education or favorable aspects could redirect this tendency toward constructive goals.

American Marines Captain to Present Trophy in England

Gane Tunney, captain in the Marine Corps reserves, will present a soccer football trophy to the royal marines of England on behalf of the American marines. Fur bearing animal show in New York City. National Championship speed boat races begin in San Diego, California.

Todat Gane Tunney Marine Corps Royal Marines of England New York City San Diego Calif

Elyria Cadets Plan April Adjournment and Self funded Arms

At a December 1861 Elyria Cadets meeting they adjourned to the first Tuesday in April under Captain Wolcott. The company has been armed and equipped without local citizen aid, and spring prosperity is anticipated. Also noted are public school term closings and examinations in various classes with invitations to attend. Winter departs as sunnier weather returns, and Raber neighbors are mentioned.

Elyria Wolcott W.C. Catlin Houtea

Sleigh riders boost winter trade in local town report

The Oberlin News notes sleighing last week enabled farmers to reach town and sparked brisk commerce. It also mentions a rat hunt in Litchfield killing 13 549 rodents in three days and reports smallpox in North Ambherat with deaths and burials at a debt. Additionally 381 Centennial tickets were sold in Oberlin and 132 teams were hitched before Wellington businesses signaling renewed activity.

Agno Elyria Philadelphia Oberlin Wellington

Elyria Stocking Company seeks site for plant

The Elyria Stocking Company, capitalized at $50,000 for stocking manufacture, is struggling to find a site. Plans for a plant exist, needing at least a half acre, preferably one acre, in Elyria. Also: proposal to run the electric line from North Amherst to Elyria favored over Lorain, survey work ongoing. Fred Thomas reports on Cripple Creek mine owned by HB Wood, a former Elyria Daily Telephone publisher, boosting local fortunes.

Elyria Elyria Stocking Company Sandusky Egineer C. M. Case North Amherst Case Etruria Lorain Fred Thomas Cripple Creek HB. Wood

Fourteen named join to form new Lorain county company

In Elyria on December 14 1908 the Elyria Evening Telegram notes that fourteen new names were secured Saturday as part of efforts to form a new military company, bringing the roster to thirty members with 130 tentative applicants for the remaining slots. The Camden gas field is identified as Lorain county’s latest discovery with a well recording 155 pressure, higher than most county wells except one Avon well. Fire bugs destroyed a shanty.

Chronicle-Telegram Audit Bureau of Second Street Elyria Obiedike Lovats County Chntivrg & Publishing Compacy A. G Hudnutt J. Clare George Gec Lorain Ohio Robert E Ward Ine Chicago Wabash Ava New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors Bldg Herbert I. Gale First Congregational Church Boston Galenas Torain Elk’s Hall Commodore Huntington George LeClair West Bridge Street Review of Perry J. Carter Elyria Board of Public Service Lake Shore Lorain County Camden Avon

Rural shanty youths echo a firemen call and lone wreck clues

A fragment from Elyria Evening Telegram dated December 15 1908 recalls a late night incident near Harrison street where a fire department call quieted youths at a shanty once marked v k by police. It notes the boys’ pride that no local depredations were laid at their door amid tense city conditions.

Harrison Street

Christmas Gift Promises From Elyria Store Ad

A local Elyria store promotes Gulbransen pianos and Orthophonic Victrolas as ideal Christmas gifts with easy terms and exchange options. It highlights a broad selection of instruments, cameras, records, radios, lamps, cookware, toys, knives, leather goods, tools, and holiday decorations, plus extended store hours and staff assistance. The piece notes community figures Tullus Walden returning to work and Mrs. Cora Smith ill at home.

Elyria Cleveland New York Ohio Tullus Walden Cora Smith

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