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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
15
A scanned masthead and boilerplate notice reference Chronicle Telegram copyrights and Associated Press rights. It lists address details in Elyria Ohio, circulation and newspaper membership, and AP dispatch rights. The fragmented text cites audits, offices in New York and Chicago, and a notice about republication rights and distribution of press material.
A reflective piece imagines Abraham Lincoln guiding a fractured nation during industrial and political unrest. It praises his humility, equity, and restraint, urging patience, moderation, and trust in the common man while invoking Lincoln’s platform and moral example to inspire calm, principled leadership.
A Floridian correspondent recalls a December departure from Berea and an extended winter stay in Eustis Florida. He notes warm sun, shifting clothing needs, outdoor amusements, New Years events, lakefront picnics, and posts observations on climate, citrus, and casual tourism. He contrasts Florida’s dry season with northern winter snows and cites low winter mortality among elderly visitors, implying health benefits from a warm climate. He ends with reflections on local infrastructure and seasonal demography.
Grafton Negulsa Grafton Tom Grefiin Feb 12 Mrs Bbilar rison called to Chicago three weeks ago to care for the family who was ill. They returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Alf Ernst and daughter Irene and Evelyn of Mary were recent visitors of Abs Erct parents, Sir and Mrs M Saudroch. CG I Starke recovering from relapse after an attack of flu convalescing. Mrs C C Drasn visited son Arthur Draga and family Bundry. Mrs C H Coharvo improving after sickness. ATB Schiliwon of Elyria visited sister Mrs Hitchcock and father George Benzing, also called on Mrs W. L Bryden. Miss Esther Aldrich able to teach in Aldrich district school Monday after illness. Mrs Grant Astriss invited as teacher in the same school. Neighbors note feeding about five quail from a box in front yard. orders urged to follow feeding guidance as birds perish from hunger with ground covered by new snow. Mrs A Ji Brief Old and Melen of Lorain and Miss Faws Mennell were sisters at Mr and Mrs C H Johnson’s home last Sunday. Alton Mennell of Fair visited Tuesday night. meat of his brother L M Manitell. There is meek sickness around now. Dr W Clark reports having thir.
A legible fragment recounts St Valentine’s Day origins in Rome and England, then shifts to Dorothy and mother planning gifts and letters. It notes quaint rural adoption of Valentine customs and a child’s checklist of tasks to brighten family members. The piece blends folklore with a personal diary-like plan.
Ralph Beppo instructs a gym group on jackknife and head stand technique. He emphasizes three-point support and slow leg elevation to maintain balance, warning that haste leads to falls while promising steady progress with practice. The session ends with encouragement to master the pose gradually.
Noting flu cases locally, the report mentions Frank Ring of Fisha visiting Sunday evening with his parents Mr and Mrs LCG Jobson. The fragment references family and illness but lacks full details.
Miss Margaret Edwards of Elyria is weekend guest of Mrs Clare Durke in Eaton. Primary school at Centur de closed account of the lines of teacher Miss Adelaide Haid ng, Mrs Ralph Cole ill lately. Marjory Ross, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ross, suffers from troubling pneumonia. Miss Aillce Taille of Elyria visits Miss Jean Leigbon. Frank Dull ls of Cleveland visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Water Carveth moved into rooms over Phelps drug store.
Instructions suggest practicing a headstand with a pillow for balance and wall contact to build confidence. The fragment also contains a reference to a homemade item or craft titled Making Money Homemade Handkerchiefs and mentions copyright text. The source is fragmentary and quirky with archaic spelling.
The text discusses Senator Stobert Owen of Oklahoma as a possible presidential candidate and touches on his academic background at Washington and Lee and Virginia colleges, his teaching career with Cherokee Nation, and his roles with Native tribes and later federal service. It reflects rumor and partial biographical notes without a clear outcome.
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