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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
14
Abe Martin muses on today’s doctors blending high tech surgery with civic life. He recalls a lung expert who golfed and volunteered for the community chest, noting doctors often rush from golf or theater to save lives and balance public service with professional duties.
In Barnesville on December 19 a penny drive by Sunday schools funded a Christmas tree for Belmont county orphans. Many letters from the orphans requested gifts tied to their crafts, notes likely prompted by local newspaper advertisements.
Santa Claus will distribute gifts to every child at The Elyria Savings & Trust Co on Saturday afternoon and evening, promising a festive event for local families.
Middleport Ohio reports Leah Ray underage and filing divorce against husband Ray. She charges he is a penitentiary inmate for stealing an automobile and filed the action through a friend.
Military experts say disciplined, well trained troops deliver greater impact than highly trained officers in battle. The emphasis shifts to unit readiness, drill, and collective effectiveness as decisive factors.
The article notes that a healthy person stores several days of essential vitamins in the body. This storage helps a well nourished individual of any age resist germ infections better than those who are malnourished.
Scott's Emulsion acts as a safety factor to supplement regular diet. A tiny daily boost delivers essential vitamins to help build resistance and keep you well nourished.
Akron University professor A S Vance notes cross word style elements trace to John Campbell's 1704 News Letter. He says writing headlines is a series of word puzzles seeking an elusive target word of fixed length.
The German government plans to grant 20,000 Iron Crosses to World War I veterans, many of whom never set foot in combat zones. The move aims to honor service across the empire’s troops despite disputed front-line exposure.
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