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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1926
Page
7
A 1926 article argues hosts must refuse to pressure guests into drinking. It condemns serving liquor at meals as coercive and unpatriotic, comparing social bootlegging to illegal acts and urging hosts to honor guests while upholding constitutional law.
Professor James H Breasted of the University of Chicago argues discoveries in the upper Nile valley show ancient doctors four thousand years ago had medical knowledge rivaling today. He notes gains in anatomy medicine and related arts while recalling lectures by Dendell Phillips on The Lost Arts predicting wireless messaging without wires.
A collage of 19th century events lists nominations and appointments such as John Tisser for California governor and George J. Curry as Oregon territorial governor. It notes notable deaths and births including William E Gladstone, Charles B Stuart, and others, plus upcoming reunions, court hearings, and lodge conventions across the United States.
Today Cardinal Louwen marks seventy five years since his consecration as bishop. The California Democratic Party commemorates its first state ticket nomination seventy five years ago. The Baptist Bible Union of North America opens its fourth annual meeting in Washington DC. The thirty third annual Mrs Music Festival under University of Michigan sponsorship opens at Arbor Day location.
Tell Binkley comments on Stew Nugent’s arrest, saying the man has been in more trouble than a yellow roads t-er. The report captures a moment of vindicated judgment among residents.
An American poet Theodese Garrison is praised for humanity humor and authenticity though silent remaining powerful in lyric craft. The reader is drawn to soldiers war memories and tender longing as hedges and street scenes frame a tribute to love and loss.
Washington date May report from the National Industrial Conference Board analyzes the agricultural problem in the United States. It attributes farming difficulties to costs, income gaps, and artificial policies in finance transportation and labor, urging policymakers and industrial leaders to study the complete findings.
The authors found war era gains in production largely illusory. Per capita crop output fell about 30 percent from 1899–1902 to 1919–1922 while cereal acreage rose mainly by sacrificing pasture. They argue stabilization is unlikely without artificial industry or tariff changes, and urge a focused study on remedies.
Mrs Harry Lauer hosted an Ard Society meeting with a Mothers Day program and readings by Mesdames Wason Penfound Eldred Hart Wilford and Penfound. A social hour followed by a brief business session. Numerous residents and families joined in church events, visiting relatives and school activities. The Parent Teacher meeting featured a health talk by County Health Nurse Miss Paddock and a later Evangelical Federation gathering.
John Barrett, Vermonter and former director general of the Pan-Americana Union, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator from Vermont. He has a long history in journalism, diplomacy, and international relations with notable service on U S ventures in Siam, Cuba, and the Americas.
Eva Masten transfers to George G Wick part of Avon section 19. Ernest Dunning conveys part of original Avon township section 1% to George Wick. Nell B Duarins to George Wick part of Avon Lake section 19. Emma J Bean to William Terns lot 317 in Lake Breeze Avon Lake. John T Clark to A J Paul part of lots 700 Lotin Russa two.
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