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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
15
The piece outlines Denmark’s cooperative schooling as a model to foster natural cooperators in American youth and describes plans to publish a standard cooperative text for agricultural high schools. It notes slow adoption and support from Dr. Campbell and ex governor Lowden, plus opposition by dairy and farm groups to corn sugar changes under the Pure Food Act.
Bill supporters say officials overstep by forcing the word sugar to help cane and beet producers and harm cane sugar producers. Fergus Hume rose to fame with The Mystery of the Hansom Cab, selling over 500000 copies and pursuing a popular work to gain renown. Daisy B Teeple, a Detroit lumber broker, ships a million dollars of lumber annually to Southern mills.
The piece reviews General Pershing's return and the Tacna Arica plebiscite dispute under the Monroe Doctrine. It discusses Chilean Peruvians, the League of Nations role, and U S policy as observers weigh whether arbitration or league action will decide ownership. The article argues for peace psychology over militarization.
A digest of birthdays and events dated to the 19th and early 20th centuries, noting figures such as Gen Morton M McGarver founder of Tacoma, George E Chamberlain Oregon governor, and Baron Napier of Magdala. Also mentions anniversaries and ongoing civic events including Cabinet formations, eclipse expeditions, and meetings in cities like New York Paris and Washington.
Representative Roy G. Fitzgerald of Ohio earns a "champion Tachmaker of the house" title as he vies for legislative speed. A Dayton native, he rose from Watertown New York to Dayton High School, then law practice in 1896. He served in World War I and came to Congress in 1924, later leading local lawyers groups and public library work.
Observer Charles Good reports a speed study as a flagpole is raised and government weather flags are displayed for public information. The Elyria Vocal Society rehearses Mendelssohn Jig of Praise for a forthcoming concert. Edward Smallwood patents a process for artificial stone and a company is formed. A J Garford elected director of the National Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers at a New York meeting.
A National Education Association committee chaired by Dr. Macy Campbell works six months on a standard textbook for cooperative marketing. The two-section panel blends cooperative leaders and rural educators to craft a text aligning practical value with pedagogical standards, inspired by Denmark's Folk High Schools.
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