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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1926
Page
11
A Hibbert Journal writer argues clergy mix economic schemes with ministry as poverty drives spiritual care. He compares rich and poor sins, notes Jesus urged meeting bodily needs, and questions ministers who ignore material distress in pursuit of souls.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Entries note events from 1801 to 1924 including ship losses, inventions, rail milestones, and royal tours, plus one year ago today reference and several birthdates of public figures.
The article notes a move toward an independent kingdom status beginning today in Egypt as it marks the fifth year since the death of James Myailsan, the late fourth U S president, and references the sixth annual meeting of the American Association of Colleges opening in Chicago today and continuing tomorrow.
The narrator reflects that people feel pride when moving away from familiar cars and struggle to adapt after driving a Ford, implying overconfidence diminishes with new experiences.
A primary S111 is held in St Paul today to select candidates for the city election set for May 4. The Beltish navy's Kent cruiser is to be launched at Chathiam and christened by the Countess of Stanhope. The Leiter estate case against Joseph Lower proceeds in Chicago today with trusteeship and executor duties at stake. Senator Joseph Robinson of Arkansas, a World Court advocate and Senate Democratic floor leader, plans to speak today in East St Louis, Illinois, following Senator James A. Reed's Missouri event.
George Palmer Putnam New York sportsman and publisher helps fund Captain Robert Bartletts spring polar voyage to collect arctic life specimens. The team includes Robert Peary Jrs and Knud Rasmussen with Putnams son Thuvin set to join the party.
Cardinal Du Bois, to lead distinguished French prelates and laymen to the Eucharistic Congress in Chienga next June, has served as Archbishop of Paris and held prior roles as Archbishop of Rouen and Bishop of Verdun. Made a Cardinal in 1916, he advised national unity during World War I and led a postwar mission to Constantinople, Athens, and Palestine.
A fragmentary poem by William Wordsworth questions silence in love and loyalty. The speaker laments absence, vows vigilance, and pleads for a reply to end tormenting doubts. The verse contrasts tender memories with desolation.
Washington reports a debate over who should handle foreign farm crop and market affairs. Secretary Jardine works with Hoover and Wallace on a settlement. Wallace urged direct agricultural attaches abroad for rapid farmer information and action.
The article describes a compromise bill blending Winslow and Ketcham proposals to station agricultural attaches abroad, guiding surplus crop policy through the Agriculture Department and granting broad powers to promote foreign commerce. It notes Farm leaders’ doubt, southern senators’ doubts, Coolidge's stance favoring fertilizer production, and Ford’s possible Muscle Shoals bid while Uruguay is highlighted for eight hour workday progress.
Marbach Coal Co lists Pacahontas Egg at 9.00 per ton. Phone 2224. Local buyers urged to contact for rates and delivery details.
Radio listings announce events across cities including Columbus Detroit and Louisville. WAX details show Legion Air Birth Day program on WOX at 9 00 and Carl Zoher's Methodist Concert on WHAS at 10 00 with other musical programs in Davenport Cincinnati and Cleveland.
The Vatican in Rome has acquired the ancient hospital of St Anthony near its park and will convert it into seminaries and colleges including a separate institute for Russians. Additional Vatican purchases in Rome are anticipated as part of expansion of church education facilities.
March 16 in Angora, Turkey, reports a strong current in the National Assembly favoring suppression of Arabic characters in Turkish. A bill may be prepared soon to switch to Latin script for Turkish with no special commission planned. Foreigners visiting Greece face a ten dollar tax and must buy tickets for admission to royal or ceremonial sites.
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