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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1921

Page

4

War in South America Faces Banana Fleet and Frontiers

The piece argues the Central American clash between Panama and Costa Rica centers on a disputed boundary and valuable banana interests. It notes a U S company with ships between New York and Central American ports dominates plantations and exports 40 000 banana bunches per ship, shaping customs revenue and tensions. It calls for diplomacy to restore peace on just terms amid American citizen risks.

Panama Costa Rica United States New York New Orleans Columbia Central America

Prevention of Insanity and the New Mental Health Era

The article traces a shift from medieval Bedlamlike confinement to humane care and prevention. It cites a U S Health Service survey in Oregon showing 500 children of 32 500 in schools need mental boosting and warns future generations may view current care as a step beyond Bedlam. It urges addressing mental disease at its source, likening it to tuberculosis prevention.

United States Health Service Oregon Federal Service

Debate over forest policy splits conservation leaders

A quarrel within forest policy circles divides supporters of conservation. The current forestry chief backs the Snell measure linking state forest protection to federal cost-sharing, while rival Gifford argues the lumber lobby could dominate enforcement and weaken standards.

A World Without Advertising Chaos Horse Trades

A World Without Advertising discusses the impact of ads on society, noting chaotic horse trades and effects on rural life. It critiques the waste of time spent chasing empty signals and questions advertising's value for country communities.

Advertising and its Value in a Modern Economy

The piece argues advertising stabilizes values and lowers prices by reducing uncertainty and speeding decision making. It claims advertising educates the public, improves quality standards, and brings city styles and conveniences into homes while protecting buyers through brand guarantees. It urges buying from advertisers to ensure satisfaction and value.

Parochial and public pupils consume milk and crackers

In Bucyrus February feeding reports show 23 parochial and 420 public school pupils in nutrition classes consuming 1190 gallons of milk and 24690 crackers. They used 3900 straws for milk from half pint bottles and all attendees gained weight.

Bucyrus

Fire destroys Auto Inn in Elyria totaling about $20000

The Auto Inn on West Broad street in Elyria burnt down causing roughly 20000 in loss with 3500 insured. Firemen saved surrounding property as the city planned a 100000 whirlwind YMCA campaign. Broad street paving and civic efforts also noted along with a local DAR chapter forming in Oberlin and a town character Shine Lee leaving the city.

Elyria Mar Auto Inn West Broad Street Broad Street East Bridge St Court Street West Broad St Home Garden Association Chamber of Commerce The Daughters of the American Revolution Oberlin Shine Charles Lee

Brighton Notes Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Meetings

Fred Bilkey of Wellington visits his daughter Mrs. Clayton Barrick to recuperate. Clarksfield Farm Woman's club meets at Mrs. Edith Lee's home. Mrs Jennie Gillet visits friends in Wellington. Hi D Bonner and son Frank of Lorain stay with Clayton Barrick. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck visit daughter Mrs. Clarence Berker in Lorain. Mrs Olive Green thanks the Congre gational Sunshine club and W. C. T. U. for plants and fruit during illness. A farm woman's club organizing meeting is set for Mrs Clarence Parker's home on March 16. Fred W. Wiegand of Cleveland visits at Clayton Barrick’s. Brighton Grange meets March 15. Andrew Young, Oberlin Chinese student, to lecture at Congregational church. Howard Jordan and family visit at Mrs Jordan's parents in Bay Village. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocum of Massillon visit Miles Yocum's home.

Brighton Fred Bilkey Wellington Clayton Barrick Clarksfield Farm Woman’s Club Edith Lee Jennie Gillet Hi D Bonner Frank Lorain Charles Peck Brighton Grange Andrew Young Oberlin Congregational Church Young China Howard Jordan Bay Village

Local Notes From Vincent Area Social Roundup

March 14. Mrs. Hor seman visits H. C. Chambers home. Harry Stoughton and wife host their Cleveland nephew Hubert Smith for a week. Mrs. Braman Penrod and Reese attend Maccabee meeting in Cleveland. Vincent church quilting bee well attended with Mrs. L Taylor, daughter, Mrs. Charles Taylor, and Mrs. J TL Burke of Elyria present.

ABE MARTIN On Prohibition Quarts In A Tourin Car

ABE MARTIN voices a wry note on prohibition. He quips about the amount of liquor that can be carried in a single touring car and the strange humor of enforcing temperance laws.

Forest policy clash pits Capper plan against Pinchot crowd

The debate over a lumber reform bill pits supporters of Senator Capper against Pinchot loyalists. Foresters warn of monopolies destroying forest capacity while advocates promise effective control. Public backing is sought by both sides amid heavy propaganda and renewed timber policy passions.

Pinchot Capper

Wellington School Sees Candy Booth Fun and Seeks Records

A Wellington school fair on Friday brought out families for a candy booth, a country store, and an afternoon of elementary entertainments. Over $100 reportedly earned as students performed dances and recited current events, while Alpha Lambda Society met at the high school with talks on Chesterton and Phillips.

Wftlington Bauhof Warren Rollin McHerry Stremnte Virginia Warren Chrysler Pierce Mary Rogers Ecards A. R. Andress Marjorie Pauline Mr. Richards Pittsfield Alpha Lambda Society Addie Richmond Gilbert Ni Chesterton Alvie Motz An Gssay Stephen Phillips Marpussa Florence Wight Ruth Ross Magraret Fenwick Orrin Kelloggs

Norwalk Briefs Spark Abduction Case And Local Notes

Norwalk March 14 Frank W. Burgett 22 Evansville Ind bound over to grand jury on charge of attempting to abduct Miss Mabel Heiner 20. Charles Rehfeld awaiting execution for self confessed slaving of Dr H A Benson Norwalk dentist is bequeathed 55 in will of Gertrude Bott by whom he was once employed. O H McClaflin Ruggles to and Mora Emslie New London married Frank Jones elected exalted ruler of Ellis. Joseph Faris badly burned when alcohol torch exploded at A B Chase Piano Co factory. C B Brooks 65 dies at North Fairfield. Thomas Morgan and wife near Fremont observe 60th wedding anniversary. O E Lemon completes early spring planting.

Norwalk Frank W. Burgett Evansville Ind Magazine Mabel Heiner Charles Rehfeld H. A. Benson Gertrude Bott O. H. McClaflin Ruggles-to Mora Emslie New London

Chesapeake & Potomac Taps Eskey as Supervisor in WV Ohio

Arthur L. Eskey has been appointed supervisor of methods for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. in West Virginia and eastern Ohio. The company operates as a Bell subsidiary.

Barnesville Arthur L. Eskey Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co West Virginia Ohio Bell

Funeral for Bay Village resident Gibson at Lakewood church

Funeral services for 82 year old Mr. Gibson were held at the Methodist church in Lakewood with interment in Hall Cemetery East Dover. He longtime Bay Village resident leaves a widow and several grown children, with one daughter in failing health.

Bay Village Gibson Lakewood Hall Cemetery East Dover Dover Stolman Bassett Road Henry Mylender

Baker's Crassing at Bakers Crossing News Brief

March 14 notes multiple residents visiting and traveling. Warren Glen Heilman born March 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heilman. Local families host, visit, and travel between Spencer Ashland Wellington LaGrange and Cleveland. Maple syrup making is common at the Crossing.

Charles Heilman Warren Glen J. Gotham E. B. Hewitts John Boice Spencer Wayne Eaton Ruth Laborie LaGrange Ethel Laborie G. A. Cole Dudley Ashland H. Dirlam Ed. Wilcox Wellington GA. Cole Mrs. E. B. Hewitt

Pleasantville Social News Roundup

Pleasantville notes report visits between families in Cleveland Elyria and Grafton. Residents like Mr and Mrs Sam Jaguch Mrs Edith Tran and Mrs Emma Tran attended parties while others work in Elyria and host quilting bees.

Grafton Notes At Hotel Winton Banquet And Local Visits

Miss Mary Chamberlin attended the B W club banquet and college night at the Hotel Winton in Cleveland on Friday evening. Mr Marshall and family of Eaton were visitors Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Bronson of Belden visited the area residents.

de Forest Sanders Elyria John Behner Warren Miller Ruth Tran Ellen Jakelsky Lehman Grafton Mary Chamberlin Winton Cleveland

Grafton community notices and events described

Local residents attend meetings and visits across Elyria and Grafton. Highlights include a father and sons banquet at the church for 96 attendees with Judge Wilcox, a Philathea class gathering, homemakers club program with Ohio State University speaker Miss Alma Garvin, and Benevolent Lodge plans visiting car and Sunshine mills tour.

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