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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
11
A rambling reminiscence from ABE MARTIN style notes a 25th wedding anniversary at the Pineau household, then local Oberlin briefs cover funerary notices, civic updates, church events, college activities, and a brush fire at 280 West Lorain Street with ensuing alarms.
The Douglas Memorial Chorus will give its annual concert Monday evening April 24 at 8 15 in Warner Hall Oberlin. Mr Robert Nathaniel Dett pianist and composer will direct with about sixty voices joined by baritone soloist J Pank y from Hampton Institute and soprano Elizabeth Sinkford from the Oberlin Conservatory. The program opens with spirituals and choral works and includes Detts own compositions including an early piano sonata movement from last summer.
William Smith, 70, died at his South Main Street home on March 23. His funeral with Mason ic honors was held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at Rose M. E. Church, conducted by Rev. Burgess and Rev. Parke.
A 12 member Mozart Glee Club from Fitch City performed at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Cleveland, drawing a large crowd Wednesday evening. The choir impressed attendees with a varied program and was praised as among the best in years. Robbers stole tires and small items from A. P. Behr’s private garage at 185 Elm Street Tuesday night. police have yet to locate the thief.
W W Coblentz of the Bureau of Standards in Washington estimates Mars at noon has a climate similar to Washington DC at the equator area a few hours around noonday He also notes Mars probably lacks permanent lakes due to its small water content Life on Mars could be either animal or vegetable but remains uncertain
An old advertisement touts a Dr Leonhardt internal tablet remedy called XC ROID said to banish piles by freeing flood circulation in the lower bowel. It claims a simple home treatment with a high success record and avoidance of surgery, urging druggists to stock it.
Princess Mary Viscountess Lascelles is described as a fully trained children's hospital nurse. She completed three years of training at the London Hospital for Sick Children, giving her notable authority on child welfare.
A state effort seeks to set sixteen as the minimum age for marriage for girls in Pennsylvania. The measure would require parental consent and court approval for underage unions, aiming to tighten the current statutes.
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a night coughing remedy addressing internal toxins rather than local irritation. It claims rapid coughing stop, restored sleep, and no habit forming drugs, with a satisfaction guarantee and availability from all druggists.
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