Wy Gatt Council approves utility rate ordinance
The council last night approved an ordinance fixing warrant rates for domestic and commercial users and agreed to pay for publication. The council also voted to receive the report and place it on file.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1926
Page
10
The council last night approved an ordinance fixing warrant rates for domestic and commercial users and agreed to pay for publication. The council also voted to receive the report and place it on file.
Belgrade July 20 educational authorities adopt a novel solution to the problem of married women teaching. A permit hinges on domestic harmony with the husband and can be withdrawn if the relationship falters. Women teachers may not marry without permission and a special electric aid for the deaf is described among other notes.
Philadelphia report says Edward J Armstrong engineers a floating flying field or seadrome. A model on his Holly Oak estate showcases a plan for 84 hour transatlantic trips. Eight sea dromes placed across the ocean would host landings with hotels fuel stations and weather stations, creating 400 mile apart hubs between Atlantic City and Plymouth England.
Edwin C. Brown 60 founder and GM of the Brown Brothers Coal Company died suddenly at his office. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday with burial in Lakewood cemetery. Masons will conduct the rites. Brown traced his ancestry to Mayflower immigrants and was born in Shelby Ohio.
An advertisement by K. Fowle of Oberlin Ohio touts Tepee Herb Tonic as a remedy for nervousness sleeplessness and back pain. The customer testimonial claims improved sleep appetite normal kidneys and refreshed mornings after using several bottles and recommends purchasing at C W Phillips' Drug Store in Elyria.
An eccentric tale from Washington markets features Bandy Rochelli selling papers at Union Station, aided by a $50 bequest from Moses Goldenberg. Paris reports 10 000 wax dress models melted in a fire, possibly changing future styles. London notes Prime Minister Baldwin's pipe love while Dawes uses his own. Manila discusses unifying language via radio to spread English among Filipinos. The Rim of the Limelight offers a yearly award for 1876 77.
New England woman Miss Alice Pettee Adams has been awarded a Japanese pension for Distinguished Public Service, the first American and first woman to receive the honor. The title earned by her work also gives her the English equivalent of “Lady Alice.”
Elderly Miss Kate Mars of O&C travels over 16 000 miles across frozen wastes to organize aid for the Francis Guild of Lepers. In a rose covered cottage she leads a world campaign to raise funds for lep er relief and awareness.
DETROIT July 20 A hydro airplane was to be sent over Lake Erie today in search of Dr Bertrand L Jones who vanished while aboard the steamer Greater Buffalo Sunday night Officials of the Detroit and Cleveland navigation company wired Ashtabula requesting a tug to search and later authorized a sea plane Dr Jones left his wallet with Mrs Jones but wore jewelry that might have attracted thieves attention Mrs Jones said The doctor was apparently in the best of health and spirits.
A railway ticket office dialogue unfolds as Mrs Brown and a clerk volley quips about bargains and a clerk’s past. The exchange features a mock bargain sale and a joke about a clerk who ended in a lunatic asylum after a surprising incident with a passenger.
Under heavy pressure, two slabs of marble bend like stiff tar or wax. About 1400 colliery owners hold some 2690 mines in Great Britain.
The Columbia Refining Co petitioned the City Council at a meeting last night to install a 500 gallon gasoline tank and a five gallon pump on the Young Motor Sales Co property at 115 East Avenue. Council granted permission with the condition that work be supervised by proper city officials.
Paris reports a rise in vaccination practice with doctors now administering injections on the thigh for women as shorter skirts reduce the once common arm scarring. The trend reflects changing fashion and medical habits in July.
A description notes a device built from three discs of used quartz ground to a flat surface. It is used to test gauges in industrial plants and mentions the Bureau of Standards. The text comments on the danger of being seen through diaphanous stockings.
A drug store antiseptic named Emerald Oil promises rapid relief from bunion and corn pain. Apply drops to inflamed joints to reduce swelling and ease throbbing. The Muir Co. and C. W. Phillips guarantee the product and dispense it to many foot sufferers.
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