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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
7
A White Plains New Jersey judge overruled a jury verdict valuing a nose at 234.38 dollars and later set it at 1790 dollars. The opinion mused on nose value beyond beauty, noting function and even discreet influence as possible factors.
The article discusses William B. Wadsworth’s stand amid battles between wets and drys in New York politics. Republicans and Democratic rivals vie for Senate support as Prohibition era tensions shape votes and strategies.
An anonymous source claims a Liberal faction has offered to contribute around one million pounds to the Liberal Party funds. The piece argues Lord George is the Liberal Party and would reshape or end the party if he leaves, noting his influence and the potential for only two parties in England.
The daughter of Bryan plans to challenge the nomination after being defeated in votes. She is reportedly upset by the results while Bryan, amused by losses, may fear recounts or election. A recalled moment shows Bryan joking about a larger circle of friends who oppose his presidency. Mrs. Owens might learn from her father’s example.
The International Theistic Society led by Dr A Reuter Wahl will debate Freeman Hopewood of the American Atheism association on the existence of God. The piece notes waning public interest in such debates and includes a quip about starting from the bottom.
Fragmentary notes mention federal income taxes Mary Sof cirk and anniversary references. References to a Scandinavian royal party dinner at a Vanderbilt home and general primaries in New Jersey for congressional relative seats appear amid garbled lines.
The Desert News from Late City reports a proclamation declaring an armistice between Texas and Mexico during peace efforts. Noted items include anniversaries of English harrows, a G Army campment in Indianapolis, and a reunion of the Army of the Potomac in Detroit.
Fragmentary OCR lists June 15 1213 Magna Carta origin claims and mentions multiple organizations and cities including St Louis Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm Cincinnati Association of American Colleges and Universities Savannah Southern Fisheries Philadelphia Supply Association Dallas Texas Texas State Pharmaceutical Association Minnesota Music Teachers Association Poughkeepsie New York Department of New York.
A fragmentary note on Hermann Hagedorn praises his poetry and prose. It mentions his work Boy Life of Roosevelt and hints at his status as a prominent yet underread poet. The piece comments on his apparent sincerity and a sonnet that resonates like a child’s voice.
A fragmented line recalls a quip about a roadster and color, noting a dismissive tone toward a verdict and a blurred reference to community tensions. The snippet hints at a quarrel over appearance and perception rather than a clear news event.
A fragmentary monologue complains of neighbors and mothers blamed for a child’s mischief. The speaker defends their own child while condemning others, using vivid imagery of closed doors, sobbing calls, and silent rooms to evoke social judgment.
Henry St. George has accepted election as bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal diocese of Virginia. The report notes his prior achievements and education, including early work and leadership.
Ralph ALT Amer has been elected head of Kiwanis International at the annual convention in Montreal Canada. He previously served as vice president and board member, chaired the committee on finance, and led Scranton Pennsylvania Kiwanis activities. He is a Worcester Academy and Cornell graduate and an active director and rector in Scranton welfare and religious groups.
The record lists multiple property transfers and additions in Wellington including parcels tied to Sheffield Land and Improvement Second Addition. Names such as Lars Rin Peterson Mae Shore Club Michael Sheffield Laink Vili GC Waipple Joba Bennett Kirk M Riterson appear with various parcels and connections to Wellington developments.
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