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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1926
Page
12
Industry in Montane stone evolves as the vacationer remains the “dude” while outfits adopt titles like dude ranches and wranglers. Richard Randall recalls the 1886 Yellowstone origin, noting the term’s noninsulting tone and local affection, a view echoed by Supt. H. M. Albright who calls it distinctive.
The article notes a visitor arriving by trail being called a dude and a motor traveler using an imported coach, as L H Larom of Valley Ranch Cody Wyoming becomes a dude rancher. A Princeton man with a Yale partner, he and eastern friends form a new venture after discovering the ranch suits fishing and hunting trips though hospitality drains capital.
In Berlin the question arises who will welcome Mme Krestinski wife of the Russian Soviet ambassador as the new doyenne of the diplomatic corps. The issue tests social protocol with Lady d Abernon the current doyenne and Mme Krestinski a Bolshevik physician focused on charity work. The problem extends to inviting ambassadors whose governments did not recognize Soviet Russia.
Mrs Gar McRoberts writes about Oberlin Road recounting a gathering at the home of their daughter Mrs. Fred Hawk with invitations from Mrs EF Haylor and children of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Jack Delphing of Oberlin among others.
John Davidson of West Russia visited the J. C. Davidson home Sunday. P T A social in Pittisfield featured a box social with Mrs Clark acting as auctioneer. Mrs Clair Brooks hosted her mother Mrs John Morris of Oberlin Tuesday. The Campbell family spent the weekend in Cleveland visiting Mr and Mrs M H Diedrick. George Gibba of Elyria called on the A A Saxton home Sunday. Attendees at the Tuesday event included many local residents. D J Campbell spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs Ben Due west of Oberlin. Ted Harper and family of Ambers called at the Frank Clark home Tuesday night.
Washington reports that nearly eleven hundred men and women seek the 472 seats in the Seventh Congress. About 435 house seats and seven senate posts are contested as most of the House seeks a comeback with 96 incumbents aiming to stay in office and 29 senators seeking succession.
The piece notes reelection bids by 221 Republicans and 170 Democrats, with minor parties offering 32 House candidates and 78 Socialists plus 24 Farmer-Labor, 18 Prohibition, and 15 Progressives. Illinois shows 10 candidates for one Senate seat as 119 Senate vacancies loom next Tuesday. Rose de Rostes, of the San Carlo Opera Tour, is highlighted alongside other performers.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr F M Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy from liver and bowel treatment years earlier. It claims the product cleanses the system of poisons, improves complexion, and eases symptoms like pale face and sallow look with nightly use.
The piece contrasts Marguerite in Faust, a French Canadian girl from Lolyvoke Massachusetts who rose from poverty after orphaning her family, with Lucrettia Goddard a 17 year old society soprano backed by the Buentia family. English managers lament amateur theatricals flooding London scenes with 159 societies and two top venues. Dr W mous missio T Grenfell arrival noted.
In a remote Labrador settlement a small group decides to honor a visitor. They form a procession and place him at the front, selecting as their marching hymn the line Bee the mighty host advancing Satan leading on.
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