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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1924
Page
6
Oberlin area items report an accident injury from an electric wringer in town, plus local church and school activities. Collegiate lectures, athletic updates, and community notices fill the Oberlin area pages with events from February.
Mrs. T apney 82 died Sunday at Oberlin after long illness. Funeral to be held this afternoon at the old Champney home where burial will take place. She was survived by her husband and two brothers in Cleveland and Bradford Heights.
ILIN Feb 12 Editors argue distinct personality in past press according to Oded editor of The Nation and The New Era. Allen White claims only editor owning to his paper, while others run large corporations hindering free press. Beings named as part of a broader critique, reflecting tension in journalism today.
Ips actress Selkirk says her health is restored and she acts with greater zest. The report notes her comeback performance and renewed energy on the stage.
Margaret Selkirk of Toledo Ohio praises Tanlac for restoring health and easing illness after influenza. She says nervousness and sleep troubles disappeared, allowing calm preparation and confidence before audiences. The testimonial claims 40 million bottles sold and urges buyers to choose Tanlac.
Dr J B Finlayson and companion visited his parents in Grafton. Philathea class met at Mrs A Ryder to socialize and plan March 6 meeting. Ladies Sewing club convened at Miss Winifred Tran’s home with eight guests. Various clubs held meetings in Elyria and at the M E Church with dinners, programs and forthcoming events including a February 14 bazaar and a February 12 loyalty night program.
Washington sources say Harry Slatery a conservation expert and Pinchot ally led the Teapot Dome controversy by lifting the lid on the scandal and driving the naval reserve oil lands leasing dispute. Slatery has served over ten years as secretary of the National Conservation Association.
Mrs. Schriever delivered a fine talk on the topic Honey. The institute was pronounced fine in every particular. Mrs. Chas Gest’s name was omitted from the attendance list at the Quilt Clarity event held at Mrs. Leon Lehman.
A circle met at the home of Mrs A L Wise on Thursday with sixteen attendees. A pleasant evening featured a fine dinner and the clock-diversion activity. A note on astronomy stated the rainbow forms when the sun is not more than 42 degrees above the horizon.
Readable fragments describe apes at a station or tree in a certain locale. The text lacks clear names or dates and is largely garbled.
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