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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
4
Statistician Roger W Babson argues radio is driving a social revolution. He says radio expands Americans horizons, reshapes daily life, and draws people back to the home with music education and entertainment. He warns changes threaten home life and economy.
Norman Shaw of Cleveland won the Phi Kappa Pi Literary Society annual speech contest for the third consecutive year. His topic Reminiscences of a Trip to Europe topped rivals Robert Watrous and Joe Dean in Oberlin on Monday night.
A full equipment lift for the Dudley Allen Memorial Hospital on West Lorain Street is donated in honor of Myrtle Grace Vial class of 1908. The gift, from Miss Vial’s family, recognizes Dr. Dudley Allen’s service and supports a permanent endowment for free student and town health services at Oberlin College.
Ralph Andrews, former National chair man, published an eighty page pamphlet covering the Oberlin Mock Convention held last May. The report details every phase of the proceedings and lists the committee personnel in charge.
An advertisement promotes genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the original 60 year old medicine for antacid laxative and corrective use. Bottles priced 25 or 50 cents with directions provided by drug stores.
A report on the Oberlin Mock Convention outlines speeches and platform, lists honorable guests, and includes telegrams from Borah and Coolidge. The document, on library shelves for reference, marks the first mock convention report and aids future campus events. Mrs. T. YT Blaise runs as the first woman candidate for Mason City city commissioner.
Tokyo dispatch details a flurry of engagements and marriages among Japan's elite. Prince Kuni makes rapid matches with Princess Tomoka Fushimi and Princess Mushimi, while Lady Kikuko Sakai weds Marquis Mayeda. Royal kin expand through new in laws and betrothals as gossip swirls.
The article notes a prominent English university student preparing to marry on his return from service. Although the bride’s identity remains undisclosed in official wireless, society buzzes with speculation about eligible high‑ranked women. It also mentions the Japanese battleship Mikasa, Admiral Togo’s flagship in the battle with Russia in the Japan Sea.
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a superior internal remedy for sore throat. It claims pain and difficulty swallowing ease in 20 minutes, with multiple doses driving out chills fever and ache, and offers guaranteed results. Sold for 8 at Urugigists nationwide.
The 1904 Mikasa is to be preserved as a national monument despite the treaty provisions for destruction. Signatories agreed after a Russian led campaign to save the ship. A concrete base will embed the vessel for visitors, while about 2,000 Russians in Harbin seek work with Japanese shipping firms.
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