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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
12
In Chicago General Commander Evangeline Booth defends youth amid smoking and dress debates. She argues prohibition improved moral conditions, downplays youth influence, and blames fashion and alcohol for societal ills. She praises home life and cautions against demonizing women.
Carlisle December 18 notes Mr. and Ralph iamlin and sor of Ambers visited the home of aromis Mr add Mr W. 8. Ham. Mr and Mrs. %. A. Taylor and son Hichard of Chestnut Hidge were Sunday dinner guests. Doris Jackson spent last week visiting cousin Miss Wal ten Brace in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hebebrand celebrate the birth of a son.
A jumble of Santa requests from many children mixed with a preview of Ohio Wesleyan University 1927 football schedule. The items mention gifts like dolls, trains, skates, and toy weapons, interspersed with notes about a December Chronicle Telegram page and a Bishops grid slate including games against Wooster and Denison.
A faulty sweep caused a blaze at the Jouko home injuring Mrs Fessler 78 and sparing Russell Miller and Louise Peer Miller who are recovering from sprains and bruises. The couple stayed with Mr Paul Portman as investigators assess damage at Samuel Bacon tenant house.
Community social notes list visitors and greetings among residents. Among them Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Ward and family from Indian Hollow Road. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swanson in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Lovie Straratan of La Grange. Nero and Mrs. J. W. Barres visiting South Euclid. Ray Jackson and Paul Hanito Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moland and Arthur Haynerla at the Tapster home. H L F Y Horen of Betterout Ridge. Lawrence Jackson with Louis Tamlais Obey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wacker Jr. welcoming a daughter at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Lulin Brownson in Strongsville. George Barres with cousin John in Lakewood. Van Arsdale on Indian Hollow Road. Butcher reports the loss of a horse on Monday.
A collection of handwritten letters to Santa from Israfieu children requesting toys and gifts. Entries mention items such as a cape, shoes, dolls, a watch, a violin, a train, a truck, a flashlight, and candy as well as other small comforts. Several names appear with possible family relations and requests for practical items like bed slippers and a story book.
Cleveland man W. W. Melten reports relief from chronic stomach pain after using Tepes Tonic. He credits it with removing dizziness, restoring appetite, and improving sleep and nerves. The tonic is sold by C. W. Philips in Elyria and other drug stores.
Ten Defrance colleges faced discipline after a disturbance on campus during the Christa holiday week. Officials ordered the group to remove a pole and return it to a storage yard a mile and a half from the cappur.
A proposed measure in Columbus seeks a state board of chiropractors examiners. The petition cites support across 71 counties and aims to authorize examiners. Previous drive two years ago gathered about 11,000 signatures.
Students in Marysville Richeeed and Plain City have completed preparations for a debate on February 7. The question asks whether war debts owed to the United States should be cancelled, with teams set to argue for and against the resolution.
Chicago planners outline two subway routes for the Loop in a report to the city council via the transportation committee. One tunnel would serve surface lines while the other would carry bases and elevated lines, signaling major transit changes for the downtown area.
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