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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
15
A 1926 column critiques Evelyn Nesbit and compares her downfall to a broader moral lesson. It recalls the 1906 Stanford White case, questions Sunday school influence, and laments lost virtue while warning of beauty’s perils and maternal responsibility.
The piece discusses Rabbi Wise as a liberal voice bridging religious divides. It notes his Jesus proclamation sparks backlash among Zionist followers who fear betraying core beliefs. It argues open minds can advance unity but warns against losing essential tenets. It ends hopeful for broader harmony and evolving religious thought.
A compact list of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Key figures include Andrew Jackson, the Duke of Wellington, Walter Scott Gordon, and modern names such as Sir James Craig, Hendrik Shipstead, Harris J. Ryan, Augustus Thomas, and Clay Briggs. Includes notable events and dates, with regional notes on locations like New Orleans Los Angeles and Galveston.
On this day 150 years since Common Sense appeared and 100th birth anniversary of Rhode Island cotton magnate Robert Knight is noted. Rochester observes the orphan asylum fire anniversary, and Louisiana marks Gen Jackson's 1815 victory as a legal holiday. A pine quarantine hearing for Oregon, public sales of Billings collection, Hoover testimony on radio policy, and conventions open in Manchester New Hampshire and Tyrone Pennsylvania.
Fifty years ago a new four room school on Sixth street opened for the last time. John Bath returned home a full grown man after visiting salt water. The first local baseball fatality occurred in Oberlin when Casius Scott struck Dramond Cooper with a ball, leading to manslaughter charges.
The town celebrated its Centennial with a large bonfire in front of the park on Broad Street. Lively crowds attended the event but misbehavior occurred including drunkenness and rowdy conduct. An incendiary set fire to a vacant house amid the celebration.
A lyric poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow uses seasonal imagery to urge maidens to savor youth and love before time passes. The narrator notes bright sky, singing swallows, blooming elm, and a lack of birds in last year’s nest as a metaphor for change and renewal.
The Earl of this country and the pur penser of an estate yield annual revenue of 1.6 million dollars. He owns 68,900 acres in England and ranks as one of London's greatest landlords with estates including Arundel Castle in Sussex Derwent Hall in Derbyshire and Beach Hill in Sheffield. The young Duke was the first born at Arundel Castle and any holder of it would become a nobleman. He inherited titles and estates in 1917 after the death of his father the 11th Duke of Norfolk renowned as England`s foremost Catholic.
Real estate transfers list J Mueller to Andrew Surojak for parcels 116 117 in Stone Co and address Lorain with $500. Guardian Trust Co transfers to Josephine Schmitt parcels 167 168 163 in Lorain.
Listings show numerous conveyances from The Jones Co Avon Point Avon Lake to multiple buyers including Adam Beer and Harry Frohnapple with values from 500 to 1600 dollars.Transfers involve parcels in Lorain Huntington Elyria and Lorain Liberty Allotment with varied acreages and prices. A brief note adds that Catton is cultivated across China’s provinces, ranking behind the United States and India in total annual production.
Greece falls under military rule as General Pangalos, ex Premier, proclaims republic and concentrates authority. He led the overthrow of King Constantine, joined the army in Thrace, and later became Prime Minister after a coup against the Michailakopoulos government.
The Duke of Norfolk and his mother and eldest sister prepare for a US Canada visit. He is hailed as the luckiest youth in England at age sixteen, already the premier duke in the realm. Special price $6.50 on Blue Diamond at West Side Lumber and Coal this Saturday only.
A historical note recalls the first strike in the United States when journeymen bakers in New York refused to bake until wage raises. The fragment also mentions a Blue Diamond special price and West Side Lumber advertising.
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