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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1926
Page
7
A 1926 tribute extols Mothers Day as an deepest, tender observance. It recalls a mother's sleepless care, steadfast devotion, and the enduring love praised by Macaulay and Washington Irving, asserting a mother’s affection outlasts fault, fear, and worldly judgment.
A Boston family youth named Abbott is jailed in Rome for calling Mussolini a brigand in English. He was placed with felons, denied a lawyer, while awaiting outcomes from American officials. Newspapers note pardons followed and discuss differences in justice between Italy and the U.S. The Canton News quotes Mr. Ingersoll and other editorials on the matter.
A dense fragment shows a collage of birth dates, political notes, and historical anniversaries. It lists Rene Le S, Sir Samuel Leontre, Sultan of Turkey, figures tied to 18th and 19th centuries, along with entries on territorial and educational milestones, and a long string of birthdates for notable figures from 19th and 20th centuries.
Ten years ago today key events included the Cimbric torpedoing off Ireland and Taylor's Palo Alto victory in the Mexican War. The Post Office announced a Chicago to Texas air mail inauguration. Outdoor Life exhibitions open in Chicago. American radio convention begins. Mothers Day observed. Civil welfare and cultural society jubilees noted in New York.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the English poet Thomas Lodge 1536 to 1625 and his love poem Madrigal describing a winged figure and intimate imagery. The text reflects a rough OCR with garbled lines and mis-spellings while noting the poem's romantic theme and medieval tone.
A damaged OCR snippet presents broken archaic verse about divine figures and a cup. It lacks complete names, places, or dates and conveys a cryptic prayer or invocation rather than a clear event or narrative.
The radical Angush general strike era leader from Somerset, head of the Miners' Federation in Gitat Suita, is portrayed as a staunch Communist with clashes with other labor figures. Born in England, he spent two decades in Rhondda mines, was jailed during WWI for sedition, and rose to prominence amid forecasts of a May crisis and a Labor Party victory.
Washington May 5. Indiana primary results spark talk that agriculture will dominate the 1928 campaign with farm groups endorsing farm relief bills and pushing candidates who back the state income tax amendment. Indiana Farm Bureau leaders say endorsements and organized voter outreach influenced outcomes, including the McKinley defeat in downstate contests.
Fragmentary passage notes dates in May and June for Iowa North Dakota Ohio New Hampshire Wisconsin and New York. It states congressmen from Midwest agricultural districts will be influenced by ongoing interest in agricultural legislation and farm organizations preparing for action.
The Society for Ethical Culture plans a weeklong fifteenth anniversary celebration led by Dr Felix Adler a prominent Jewish figure in America born in Germany and educated at Columbia University Adler moved to New York City in 1876 and started the independent Society for Ethical Culture which grew with branches across the United States and Europe
Miss Starguerite Moser reports three fires yesterday in South Amherst belonging to the Cleveland Stone Co. A barn burned with 2 cows lost, a birn of Ben Colander burned to the ground, and another house north of the barn suffered roof damage. A third structure near the spring barn was harmed, while a nearby house sustained slight damage. Oberlin Motors plays Cardinals at South Amherst in a two game set.
Musical comedy titled New Minister performed by the school audience with opening numbers by the high school orchestra. Cast includes Rev Homer Brows James Nicol Prof Topsote and more with Old Maids club and Ladies' Aid in attendance. Large audience praised the acting and songs.
The ad promotes albums with three Victor records and a Mother song ecard, plus a Silver Threads among the Gold and Long Long Ago by the Victor Salon Orchestra. It touts a Sonora Radio combo reduced to 72 dollars, a Sonora phonograph with Neutrodyme Radio at 115 dollars value, and three new songs. It highlights portable phonographs for travel, including a folding mahogany model for 15 dollars, urging buyers to compare value.
Chronicle-Telegram notes a Cleveland concert at Puddle Auditorium by Lucila De Larame- Se roon. Wiss RR. and Muss H. attended, drawing laughs from our store staff as they reported being fully repaid for selling Grand Opera tickets.
Readers are invited to hear new Victor records played on the Vietrola Orthophonic. The notice emphasizes the superior reproduction and urges customers to come in and listen.
The text touts Day's Hardware refrgerators with insulation and eight walls, promising lower yearly costs and automatic calculations for groceries. It highlights a built in water cooler and the convenience of storing perishable foods with less flavor loss, appealing to families and children.
The porcelain white automatic De Luxe guest refrigerator with water cooler van and rust shelves is priced at 150 dollars. One model is showcased in the front chow window for viewing.
Weather note touts front porch comfort with sturdy swings. Two sizes priced to move: 1 foot at 300, 5 foot at 1000. Durable, ornamental, long lasting.
The ad touts a Winchester five blade mower with extra large 36 inch wheels priced at 20 dollars plus tax. It claims easy running smooth cutting and enjoyment in use, targeting homeowners who maintain lawns and flowers with reliable tools.
A complete line of Bare den tools offers steel blades and straight grained handles along with garden and lawn seeds and rubber lawn hose. The display emphasizes durable craftsmanship and versatile outdoor essentials for homeowners.
Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges are appearing in top Elvira homes and drawing compliments. The piece notes 26 new owners but with sparse printer space for names and details.
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