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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
15
Brigadier General Lincoln C. Andrews, head of the prohibition enforcement department, resigns effective September 1. The piece notes the tough role, critiques the Treasury leadership, and suggests potential replacements while lamenting politics over enforcement.
Dr John D Prince American minister to Serbia speaks in perfect Serbian to King Peter and wins praise as a linguist. noted by The New York Times for his mastery of German Italian Spanish and languages of the Near and Far East. He also shocks voters by addressing audiences in their own language during campaigns in New Jersey and New York.
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Today marks the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence being read to the army and the 80th anniversary of the Amrit flag raising. The Fourth Provincial Congress of New York reenactment occurs at White Plains as part of Sesqui Centennial events. A solar eclipse is visible across the Pacific and in the western United States. Also opening conventions for Philadelphia National Wall Paper Wholesalers Association and Savannah Georgia Optometrists Association.
A garbled historical text fragment references a public figure, ears being grabbed, stunts, and a dismissive attitude toward critics. The noisy source lacks clear events, dates, places, or names to extract a precise summary.
Washington July 4 report notes roadside markets draw thousands of tourists and locals. Markets offer produce and crafts weekly, with owners adapting to traffic and seasonal shifts. Markets provide a glimpse into rural commerce as motorists stop for sustenance and goods.
Finley Mains, just returned from a month of military training, comments that patriotism was once party passion but now requires study before risking conflict. He notes horses are becoming as common as horse sense.
A Maryland study reports roadside stands sell a large share of produce with varying honesty and pricing. It notes 39 percent of farmers mark shopping mile stands selling entire crops and discusses standards used in New Jersey and other states to curb dishonest practices and protect farmers.
The article profiles John Dyneley Prince, noting his six years as a professor of Slavonic languages and his role as American minister to Serbia. It highlights his mastery of Serbian and other Slavonic tongues and his achievement in diplomacy beyond ordinary reach.
The Farle of Pembroke, holder of a long royal title, is declared bankrupt. The Pembroke family seat is Wilton House, an estate with historic lineage dating to Elizabethan days, featuring a Limous library and collections from Van Dyke Rubens and Reynolds.
A fragmented passage notes Lis Hue breaking a tenth and estates in 1913, born in 2820, familiar to many Americans after spending cold winters with his wife in California, and preferring outdoor sports to books or other possessions. The text is garbled but hints at a notable historical figure with ties to California and outdoor life.
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