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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
7
Tokyo July 29. A new law to unify the Press Law and Law of Publications is drafted for submission to the Diet. It would abolish deposits for political comments, specify objection passages with official views, and ban import or sale of foreign periodicals deemed harmful to public morals or order.
Columbia July notices report Mrs John H Longbon hosting Baptist Sunday school group with a vocal program and refreshments. Obituaries note Mrs Fred Paperfusa died in Olmsted Falls and burial planned there. Local events include visits by Leon Bvain from Philadelphia, summer guests, remodeling, and a July 21 birth. Theresa Martell and John H Prum wed at the Elyria Methodist parsonage.
The congressional postal committee in Philadelphia decided to open two series of public hearings on a new postal rate bill to be sponsored in the next Congress. The bill carries rates with public endorsement and aims to shape mail costs.
The Thor Troner body folds easily and is described as portable with street rolling casters. It can be moved in and out of a closet or pantry area as part of a kitchen arrangement.
The article extols a hand operated ironer that seals edges without tearing threads. It claims papers gather neatly and fabrics lay flat with no puff or wrinkle. The device promises precise embroidery handling and wrinkle free results, noting 1900 as a marker for its refined performance.
All metal electro wringer on the Thor swings into five positions for operator ease. The Thor 3218 body is rigid and maintains alignment to prevent looseness. It features a self draining cover to prevent suds and water on the floor keeping the area clean and dry.
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