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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1926
Page
7
A 1926 editorial ponders conscience funds in the U S Treasury and New York State totaling 500 and asks if donations silence guilt. It argues conscience can awaken despite attempts to buy peace and cites reform tales and the idea that a dormant conscience may cause a miserable reckoning.
The United States faces ongoing passport tensions at League of Nations talks. Invitations signal steps toward broad abolition of passport requirements or reciprocal agreements to hasten change. U.S. travel patterns and visa payments highlight the country’s stake in the conference.
A survey across sixteen middle western states shows half of farm women drive cars while 67.7 percent draw water from outdoor sources and 27.8 percent have kitchens without drains. Forty percent use washing machines and many carry water inside for chores, highlighting a conflict between luxury and basic living.
Reported by Italian observers the new Italian Academy includes notable figures such as Mascagni Pirandello and Corrandini while anti-Fascist Manosi and Benelli reportedly oppose the regime. The dispatches hint at a tense cultural moment with scholars and poets in Italy.
A dated list recalls anniversaries from 1782 to 1924 including Cornelius P Van Ness Julia Dent Grant Horace W Unyden and others with notes on births and deaths. It also notes a 1 year ago event a 1924 marriage and today birthdays of Rt Rev A F Winnington Inglis Frank O Lowden Major James Coupal Ray Chapman Andrews and Gerald Chapman case update. Several regional associations and conferences are named in the later notes.
Ontario Prohibition Union meets in Toronto to review liquor legislation. In Boston federal court Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley of Chelsea Mass and numerous others face federal indictments for conspiracy to violate liquor laws. Julia Grant and geologist Charles A White born anniversaries observed.
Abe Martin quips that dull weather reveals who will seek sun and warmth on the Riviera, suggesting we should stop criticizing varied people since all kinds make up the world.
Gov A Smith elevates Col William M Haskell former Russian relief worker to major general to command the New York National Guard. Hoover Wadsworth Billard defend him against charges as unfounded. Born 1878 Albany Haskell helped organize Twenty ninth infantry served in Philippines Mexico Rainbow Division and Armenia relief efforts disbursing over 20 million in aid.
Fifteen years ago the city added five firefighters bringing staff to twenty one including the chief. Bitter cold caused McKinley and Jefferson school buildings to shut for heat shortages. Post office carriers urged Sunday closure. Chamber backs extra lake water main and a new fire engine. Bert Shotten, a local cigar store clerk, signed a contract with the ...
Poem fragment contrasts moonlit glens and nightingales with a split of continents. It laments separation of shores and asks who caused the longing fire to bond then sever, ending with the image of an unplumbed salt estranging APR.
President Coolidge faces divergent farm stories as grain and dairy farmers report contrasting fortunes. The piece notes regional differences among cotton, dairy, fruit, and corn producers, with debt and rent shaping earnings. Dairy profits hold despite shrinking eastern herds. spring wheat prospers. corn faces low prices but large yields offer hope through livestock demand.
The article notes improved southern crop and livestock prices, with farmers generally in better shape after years of discouragement. It cites a 15 percent drop in labor and nonagricultural prices and tax reductions as helping the average farmer, while women in New York City make up 34 percent of wage earners.
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