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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1926
Page
13
The council seeks cooperation with the Baltimore and Ohio and its Fire Chief to end smoke complaints from residents. A letter to Fire Chief Bates and Smoke Inspector C D Maxwell notes efforts to curb nuisance by coordinating inspections and engine operations.
Fragmentary notes show a council meeting where residents complained about smoke emissions. The minutes indicate a vote to acknowledge the issue and consider permitted remedies or actions to address the situation.
A Scotswoman who resisted friends' urges to hire help visits an artist's studio abroad after misidentifying a portrait as her own. She asks the artist if the likeness is really hers, then questions the sitter's recognition as the figure. The scene unfolds with astonishment and humor.
The morning service at the Vin cent M. E. church drew a swell crowd as the pastor preached an interesting sermon on the missionary work being promoted in South America. Kentucky.
Police search Widely known oil operator Frank Hamilton, missing since August 12, is suspected to be murdered and robbed of a large sum. Authorities believe he may be wandering the oil fields of Lisbon and Barnesville, Ohio, where his lease operations have halted.
The article notes a Lutheran pastor plans to enter politics as a Republican candidate for county auditor. It recalls Rev. John Thomson Dallas becoming bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New Hampshire and his prior roles in Waterbury and Boston. It references Yale and Union Theological Seminary education, ministry in Waterbury, Taft School, and youth parology study, plus Dartmouth College ties. It also mentions Thomas Lipton renewing his American Cup challenge and British yacht design efforts over decades.
An early 20th century listing notes Glass for Agtos Standard Alirror & Plating Works at 140 West Street with phone number 7491 and establishment in 1920.
Billy Palmer, son of the famous Pedlar Palmer, tours New York clubs with a display that recalls the elder Palmer as one of the best fighters. The younger Palmer shows his fist waves to crowds during appearances.
An advertisement touts Dandykift as the hair sensation of the day promising immediate lustrous hair. It claims the product gives radiant sheen to dull hair and competes with dreamt of glorious hair, urging readers to buy now from C. W. Phillips.
A garbled report recalls a lightweight boxing match at Tuckahoe in 1899 where George Oiion fought Terry McGovern. It mentions Bly son of a trainer and notes the bout as a world title clash.
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