If He Were My Son Says Coach Yost
Fielding H. Yost, Michigan athletic director, urges that a son be trustworthy, independent, courageous, fair, unselfish, loyal, and quick to observe. He argues coaches shape many young men, noting Yost and colleagues model high character and responsibility in college sports and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
The
Delineator
Fielding Yost
Mr. Yost
Yost
Michigan
John W. Wilee
Ohio State
Little
Miami
Sterling
Black Eye Yet Mayor Found Not Guilty In Liquor Case
The mayor of Tiffin and several others were acquitted on conspiracy charges but found guilty of illegal possession as 224 people faced U S court action in a Seneca county liquor scandal. The piece criticizes lax law enforcement and notes local political campaign stunts and a pastor's radio sermons for morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unger
Tiffin
Seneca County
United States
Ohio
Grand and Glorious Feels and Foibles in a Patchwork City
A wry column reflects on playful digs and political frictions as a Cleveland officer fines a dog catcher for roughing a policeman while Dawes and Berlin threads mirror global intrigues. The piece lampoons a shift toward cheaper living yet notes a stubborn 5-cent sandwich dream, and ends with the joking image of Ford backing out.
Ohio Annotations Through Key Historical Dates
A compact list of notable events and anniversaries from 1674 to 1922, noting New Jersey becoming English, Burr trial figure Luther Marcin birth, Austrian victory over Hungary at Piski, John Hager’s California Senate seat, a Dover asylum fire, Wilson's Roosevelt memorial in Paris, 1921 Electoral College affirmation of Harding and Coolidge, and a Newfoundland blizzard halting traffic and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Agen
England
Holland
Luther Marcin
Aaron Burr
New Brounswick
N. J
New York
Piski
John
Hager
United States
California
Dover
N. H
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Paris
Congress
Harding
Coolidge
Newfoundland
Presidents and luminaries with birthdays on February 14
On February 14, notable figures born in Paris Charlottetown Salem New York and Nebraska mark significant birthdays. Alexandre MM d, Jetees Farnol, Sir Robert A. Falconer, Leighton Parks, Charles W. Brian, and Ira Remsen are listed with ages ranging from 57 to 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre MM d
Paris
Jetees Farnol
Robert A. Falconer
Toronto University
Charlottetown
P. E. IL
Leighton Parks
New York
Charles W. Brian
Nebraska
Salem
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins Unversity
International Fair Opens Havana as Delegates Arrive
The city hosts a grand International Sample Fair with wide invitation and participation from many nations. Delegates from the United States and Mexico attend the Trace Conference in Mexico City while Kentucky Republicans nominate delegates for a Cleveland convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Apollo
Etpe
Mexico City
Havana
Kentucky
Cleveland
Pr Va-Enterprise
University of Alabama
Louisiana State University
Millerand
France
Joan C. Bullitt
Fitzjohn
Uel Plimsoll
Way of the World reflections on society and patience
Grove Patterson urges readers to recognize everyday life clouds and to learn patience as Chang Chien and other Chinese visitors study American conditions. He recalls Benjamin Franklin's Trust Fund gift to science and notes the human costs of public service, urging personal contribution to civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang Chien
China
America
Chang Chen
Benjamin Frankliin
Society of Friends
London
Franklin
Notable historical milestones from February moments
A timeline of events spans 1825 Bolivar resigning Peru's dictatorship to 1922 Harding signing treaties. Noteworthy items include 1840 Victoria and Albert wedding, 1919 US equal suffrage defeat, and 1915 Carpathians battles between Russians and Austro-German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
West Indies
Bolivar
Congress
Peru
Victoria
Prince Albert
Saxe- Coburg
Chapel Royal
St. James’ Palace
Henry Clay
New York
Carpathian Mountains
Armes
United States
Senate
Harding
One Year Ago Today Tragedy At Camperland Mine
A coal mine explosion at Camperland British Columbia killed thirty three miners. The disaster reshaped regional safety efforts and drew attention from national lawmakers debating debt relief and constitutional measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camperland
British Columbia
House of Representatives
Two U C army aviators die in San Antonio plane fall
Two U S Army airmen were killed when their plane crashed in San Antonio. The incident halted training as investigators examined the wreckage and noted the victims were identified as Army pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C. Army
San Antonio
Today''s Birthdays Highlight Prominent English and American Figures
Sir Anthony Hope birth 61 years ago marks contemporary English fiction. Amy Lowell born 50 years ago in Brookline Massachusetts. Mrs Patrick Campbell born London 59 years ago today. George Ade born Kentland Indiana 58 years ago. Joseph J Mansfield born Wayne West Virginia 63 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hope
Amy Lowell
Brookline
Mass
Patrick Campbell
London
George Ade
Kentland
Ind
Joseph J. Mansfield
Congress
Texas
Wayne
W. Va
Woodmen Convention Set for Ashland and Nearby Counties
Modern Woodmen of American lodges from Knox Auckland Ashland and Holmes counties will hold their convention in Ashland on Wednesday February 9 with plans announced for meetings and statewide attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Woodmen
Knox
Auckland
Holmes Counties
ABE MARTIN Reflects On College Saxophone Days
The narrator recalls that every boy may recall his saxophone days with fondness as the prospect of college privilege remains hopeful for many. The tone carries a folksy guide to dreams and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allus Walt
Fox hunt celebration in Columbia with Elyria boys
A letter describes traveling to Columbia for a fox hunt followed by a supper and a boys band. The group enjoyed oyster supper and new uniforms but the scene ends with a note that something is sad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hoover
German Child Health Crisis Report Demands Action
Dr Haven Emerson reports on postwar Germany where hunger and disease harm children. He notes sanitation needs, coal shortages, closed baths, and rising tuberculosis among youths, urging drastic measures by authorities and aid agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Haven Emerson
Columbia University
New York
American Friends Service Committee
Quakers
American Committee For Belief of
Henry T. Allen
Hetfe
Berlin
Elyria Club Hears Speech At Odd Oyster Party
A belden gathering features a girls basketball runner up, Elyria Fish and Game secretary unable to attend, and local voices including George Colburn and Lane on an African harp. The event hosts oysters of all kinds, a long speech by Mister Armitage, many attendees, and a lively mix of music and hunting tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Fish and Game Club
George Colburn
Lane
Elyria Visit Sparks Suburban Day Plans
The note suggests arrangements for a ladies’ visit to Elyria next Tuesday, with a guess that Snyder is organizing a Suburban day event. The text hints the town may be small, yet has notable activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Snyder
Ladies On Fifth Avenue And Complexions
A witty remark contrasts ladies on Fifth Avenue with our own complexions. The speaker notes Nature once provided complexions while druggists now profit from beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Community Happenings and Civic Moves in Local Era
Fifty years ago the Mungaven Hotel opened on Washington Avenue with a benefit dance and dinner. The Western Automatic Screw and Tap factory began construction. Starr Bros dry goods windows shone with kerosine lamps. County clerk W N Briggs planned an Old Folks Concert at the town hall. Mary A Livermore spoke on What Shall We Do With Our Girls at a crowded town hall. Village council paused first shambling ordinance. Rev H H Baden left for Oberson. Black River voters incorporated Charleston amid tax concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Livermore
Forest Hill Coal Stored Sheltered at West Side Lumber Co
Coal stored in silos shielded from snow by West Side Lumber and Coal Co offers shelter from weather. Buyers are advised to choose sheltered coal at this supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Victor Records Bring Classics and Jazz to Day’s Music Store
New Victor records this week include Elman and Homer in Red Seal classics, Chere Kassky age 11 on piano, Crumit with Oh Baby and Sweet Alice, plus Murray Smalley jazz and Virginians dance tunes. Also radio star Jack Chapman in Honolulu Blues. Grand Opera seats for Cleveland next week still available with phone orders. prices from $1 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Red Seal
Mischa Elman
Orville Harold
Louise Homer
Shura Cherekassky
Frank Crumit
Sweet Alice
Murray
Smalley
Sbensons
The
Virginians
Jack Chapman
Honolulu
Cleveland
Leonard F Wagner band and orchestra department head
Leonard F Wagner manages the band and orchestra department and teaches cello and saxophone. He studied cello at Oberlin Conservatory and with Philadelphia Symphony’s first cellist, played in the Commandant's Band during the war, and has performed with Elyria orchestras. He owns 7,000 sheet music copies and handles special orders while playing locally and teaching his sax and cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Frank Wagner
Oberlin Conservatory
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
L. F
Elyria
Wagner
Day’s Hardware announces Feb dollar day and new stock
February improvements at Day’s Hardware include Ivory Patco whitewash on the ceiling and new shelves for sporting goods. A fresh D. & M. baseball and tennis gear range arrives with updated prices on High Grade electric lamps. Pyrex molds and gas ranges are highlighted with a Hoover Electric Sweeper as a selling point.
Window display highlights quality tools for every trade
Our display showcases a broad, top quality assortment of tools for every trade. We emphasize superior workmanship and invite customers to compare our selection with any competitor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Secor Street
Elvria Obio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
BURKE
Kaiora
Elyria Postoffice
Nuris
Lorain
AE. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Montgomery County
Gen. Dawes
Hellen
Marian
Jin Berlin
Gott
Himmels
Amounts Dent
Evi H
Sie C
ST. Lawrence
Grove Patterson
Abe Martin
Pru
Komical
Columbia
the Ocean
Siany
Belden
Joy Herbert
Tim Terrell
Eastern Heights
J. B. Burgan
Wm. Rennie
Harvard Ave
Henry Heidrich
Henry Stolzenburg
Cornell Ave
C. A. Barth
Kenyon Ave
Mungaven
Washington Avenue
Western Automatic Screw & Tap Factory
Starr Bros
W. N. Briggs
Gates
H. H. Baden
Baptist Church
Oberon
Black River
Charleston
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Broad St
Day’s Hardware
D. & M. Baseball
Detroit
Day's Hardware
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