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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
5
The article describes Beppo teaching boys gymnastic techniques including snap-downs and hand springs. It covers his precision in moves like a midair corkscrew and a pirouette finish, with peers watching and Ralph noting the action as the teacher compares a mule kick to a gymnastic maneuver.
In Yorkshire England a village wake up man with a long stick taps windows to rouse children for work. A Medical Times warning notes stamps carry germs on their gummy adhesive. Also quoted are biblical verses and a Daily Paragraph for Teachers about rising incomes and taxes.
A collection of light items and reader stories including student poems, a humorous coat mystery involving Dr Moyer, and Ruth Mason's notes in code among schoolgirls. The piece highlights playful classroom coding games, map of codes using numbers and stones, and social tidbits from the school.
In Orrville on March 25 Fred J Aptih and S. Hobbs promote balloon toy production. Oberlin figures H H Hobart Ravenna and H A Finn join J D Mullin and Fred S Gill to lead a dairymen meeting. Hinckley hosts on March 25 with Prof Oscar Crockemty of the Ghth Math Crotkemty dairy department addressing local dairymen tomorrow.
Billy the goat watches a circus match of tricks as a sly ringmaster loops a rope over his head and plans to catch him. The wary animal imagines escaping by crossing a stream before Billy is led away to the show tomorrow.
In a fragment from a circus scene Billy the goat taunts and distances pursuers. The narrator contemplates using cunning to escape and split the tent if needed as onlookers watch the standoff on a knoll by the silver fence.
March report from Medina county notes visits by Mr and Mrs Robert Bainbridge and Judson Bainbridge to Ira Bainbridge and family near Elyria. Mrs Perkins hosted a quilting party and Mrs Brown’s Friday church basement gathering was well attended and enjoyed. Rev Mente recovering, services resumed at Church of Christ, and Frank Sayers is able to be out again.
A look at Riverview Park in Elyria shows ongoing work by a crew for Eastern States Park Co. Buildings for concessionaires are going up, the office is rebuilt, a new gate arch is in place, and the ball park will be finished for the season. The grounds will host picnics soon and a dancing pavilion is planned to stay cool with a breeze. Picnic benches and tables are ready for use.
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