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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
3
The groundhog in Cascade Park emerges with forecasts of a sunny season and a string of odd predictions including Memorial Day May 4 and the Fourth of July July 4. The lean, sun-sore creature jokes about glasses and asks for corn as it scurries toward a nearby corn crib.
Boston reports quote Colonial 4 W. Foreman noting women becoming more masculine due to forced competition for seats on elevated trains. He says the change is more marked in Boston women than elsewhere and urges preserving femininity amid crowded commutes.
John Hroadbeek a miner fell about 064 feet down the mountainside while traveling to Heesey with companions. He sustained multiple fractures and bruises after slipping from the path and sliding along the T-coated surface, landing near the company stable.
Auction notice for HOCTOR farm offering six cows two fresh two coming fresh by March one fresh in June one yearling Guernsey bull one bell calf about 30 chickens three work horses and a long list of farming implements. Terms cash under fifteen dollars and credit on bankable notes at seven percent with no property removal until settled. Co W Fack actioneer and W H Kilinect clerk.
Pengocala Fla March 18 A family of 21 children is found near Berrydale in Santa Rosa County. Father J H Taylor a preacher farmer and merchant and mother are both in good health with twin boys born January 21. The couple and the children live near the old homestead and hope for continued blessings.
Dr. Christian F. Reisner of New York urges ministers to adopt newspaper style to speak clearly. He tells 200 Boston University School of Theology students that daily papers teach concise, attention grabbing language.
Denver native Genevieve Anderson stars as Spring in a Mills College skit in Oakland California. The performance mocks church advertising and ministers in a lighthearted satire centered on sports and baseball themes.
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