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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
10
Ton High School Notes reports a planned debate between LaUrange and Kipton high schools on February 17 at LaUrange. The resolution argues immigration use and justice. Kipton students Marguerite Huaene Ingersoll Lyla Hudson Rosa to argue the negative.
Last Monday morning each class sang a song with the Beniars presenting The New National Air of America the Juniors performing a playful Class Song the Sophomores singing Old Black Joe and the Freshmen dazzling with Juanita About forty new books of fiction were added to the library several will be read and reported on by each pupil with some reports in Eng Meh class or during morning exercises. Also listed are several racing meetings skating bowling golf and tennis events at locations including New Orleans Havana Lake Placid Chicago Palm Beach and Ormond Beach with championships and tournaments scheduled.
Miss Sabine Delaney says she resigned to preserve self respect after a police officer compelled her to buy liquor at hotels and kitchen bars. She accuses the police system of keeping girls in vice in Boston.
A young Englishman strolls a country platform misjudging a car as vacant. He orders all out and, after passengers evacuate, sits smugly. The stationmaster clarifies the car wasn’t out and the brakeman had uncoupled it. Uncle Blas recounts a joke about a college boy who became a lifelong caterer.
A whimsical column from ON SPURZ MOON playful sketches on science ideas like crossbreeding carrier pigeons with parrots and farmers crossing bees with lightning bugs. It weaves anecdotes of a Russian musician hosted by Nahan Franko, a newsboy's hustle, harmless jests about butter prices, a cat at a dinner, and a proverb about disarmament at sea.
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