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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1926
Page
7
The essay reviews four recent Lincoln studies plus a new Sandburg life. It notes how each work reinterprets Lincoln from economics, rural revolt, myth debunking, or regional context, preserving his standing as a uniquely American figure. The author doubts new angles will end, given Lincoln’s continued critical allure.
The South Dakota primary re nominates Senator Norbeck amid a stalwart Republican fight showing no resurgence of progressivism. Voters echo a Western farmer discontent with the ruling GOP, while the Democratic party remains weak, leaving stalwarts untroubled about retirement. The result signals GOP party strain more than Democratic threat.
The New York Health Commissioner backs intelligence tests for habitual reckless drivers amid licensing routines. Some states already require written and driving exams. an intelligent test could reduce dangerous driving. The item notes gendered comments and cites editorials from Athens Messenger and Cincinnati Times-Star.
A wide mosaic of historical snippets lists births and deaths from 1704 to the early 1900s, along with events in Britain, the United States, and abroad. It mentions figures like Edward White Benson, John Gray, and Henry White, plus references to anniversaries, elections, and public works.
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The article traces George Fisher Baker born March 27 1840 in Troy New York who moved to Brooklyn as a child and rose from a 28-dollar clerkship in the New York banking department to prominence in banking. It notes his Civil War era involvement and ties to national financial developments.
A reflective write up praising the poem Tie perfect lyric with praise for its enduring impact. It discusses the poem’s celebrated imagery and references to literary figures, noting its famed line Prinke to me only with thine eyes and the work’s resonance across generations.
Lieutenant Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr. prepares for a Arctic flight mission. He hails from Virginia Old Dominion stock and is linked to a prior high latitude expedition led by Donald MacMillan. His brother Warry Flood Ryra serves as current governor.
A fragment describes Richard Byrd in his youth forming a liking for the Mary and attending Annapolis Academy. It states he earned seventeen decorations for bravery in World War I and served with the United States Navy, contributing to the transatlantic fleet and the organization of naval reserve air stations.
A reader asks Loram chemist about chemical production of snails and whether mentality governs growth. He compares to plant and tissue growth, questions if chemistry can laterally alter nature's fixed laws of selection, and suggests a milk substitute would be more useful. C. Eytynger, 504 West River St., Flyria Ohio.
A Japan Kanegameh spinning campan proposal sets aside 16000 dollars to fund a survey of a 2,500? acre tract on the Amazon's upper bend for a possible Japanese colony in Brazil. An exhausted survey will assess resources and development potential. A Norwegian engineer claims an invention that controls electric current by special means.
March 29 The League of Nations faces a warning from Le Temps over petitions from Alsace residents seeking intervention to gain local autonomy and freedom from Paris. The paper argues the move could threaten French sovereignty and accuses the League of complicity in handling protest actions.
The W CT Vl o entertained at Mrs. Smith's home with fifteen ladies present and a dainty Junel served. Attendees included Mrs Moehl, Mr and Mrs Prosser, Mrs Minne Davidson, Mr and Mrs Frank Davidson, Marguerite Lee among others. Also noted were funeral attendance for Mrs Minta Price in Gherlin and a surprise 17th birthday honor for Mrs Russel on March 20.
In the Dordogne, exporters report rising demand for walnuts and snails with walnut prices leaping from one franc to as high as 36 francs per pound. Snails, after cleaning, are sold in shells with butter garlic and parsley. Exported snail tonnage to America in 192? topped 465 tons, with a pending 1925 nine months showing over 25 percent growth. South Dakota hosts rich gold mines. Congress first met in Washington on November 17, 1800.
Gambier C March 29 6 commencement in jun willity Poste Pierce will have completed his thirtieth year as president of Kenyon College During his administration many lasting improvements have been made Because of his work the college the Kenyon students voted to install a new social organ in the college chapel as a memorial to his efforts Most of the money has already been pledged and it is hoped that a large part of the organ will be installed before commencement Special exercises will be held President Pierce came to Gambier as a professor of philosophy in 1892 Four years later he was elected president The students love the idea of the memorial and the plan also marks the first reIlghase service held on the Gambier campus in 1826 100 years ago
Mr and Mrs Hayes and son Jack visited Cleveland Sunday with Frank Schwartz family. Rev Pelt stayed with Ray Jack and family Friday. W B Hamlin family visited Cleveland on business. Frank Varrisons mother died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Monday. Neighbors extend sympathy to the bereaved. Rev Pelt visited community members last week. A Weber moved to Gott farm on LaGrange Road. Carlisle neighborhood club plans a bake sale at Farmers Supply Co on Saturday April third. Frank Schwartz and Mrs attended the golden wedding anniversary of J Loomis at LaGrange hall Tuesday evening March twenty third.
The Bucharest to Sofia distance will be shortened by ten hours from April 1 with a direct train service between the capitals. Chemical plant activity was near capacity last year, with production around 70,000 tons, up 109,000 tons from the year before. Mississippi hosts 605 foreign farmers in the region.
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