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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1929
Page
6
A vintage home cook’s guide lists STUFFED PORK CHOPS with a sage bread-crumb stuffing, and sides including POTATOES AU GRATIN, MEDIUM WHITE SAUCE, ESCALLOPED CORN AND TOMATOES, baked APPLE PUDDING, BANANA PUDDING, HARVARD BEETS, FRENCH FRIED ONIONS, and HAM IN BLANKET with a dough blanket. It provides quantities, methods, and oven timings for each dish.
A note traces agnosticism to Thomas Huxley who reportedly coined the term in 21869 to describe the view that beyond phenomena all is uncertain. The entry notes agnosticism neither proves nor denies the existence of God.
A Washington dispatch notes that a small bloc of leaders is blocking a key farm bill despite broad support in Congress. The Madden bill seeks Muscle Shoals leasing for fertilizer production, facing delay tactics and a committee showdown that ultimately yielded a favorable report. Prices rise in poultry amid flu-driven demand, while eggs, beef, and pork trends, and calf hide prices slump due to fewer cattle slaughtered and tariff debates.
Spencer notes listing church meetings and social events. February and March church boards meet. Lapworth League Circus in Leroy High School. George Spencer violin recital. Baptist and Bible study gatherings. local injuries and hospitalities. fire at Charles Macaren’s home. Knights of Pythias rank ceremony. Scouts and Epworth leagues activities. Tiger basketball wins over Beldon and Wakeman. travel news of locals returning from Florida and Ohio. funerals and attendances of various lodge and fraternal groups. illness and family visits. upcoming trainings and meetings at Methodist church.
Miss Catherine McCann of 117 Elm Street, Holyoke, works for the Holyoke Daily Transcript. When a fire started around two in the afternoon, she rushed to ring the telephones to alert the Transcript and then called the fire department. A reporter described her shouting to get help.
Miss May Goodrell, longtime East High School principal and attendance official, notes in her forty year career that children’s school absence often stems from parental duties and errands, not lack of interest. She recalls a gentler era and emphasizes why regular attendance matters while describing current student views on school and teachers.
One hundred hives were shipped from Elma Washington to Australia where early summer has begun. The move aims to establish conditions for two honey crops each year, increasing production and potential profits for the bee business and related exporters.
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