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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1926
Page
9
A editorial urges Elyria and Ohio voters to study candidates and issues before election day. It laments low turnout, notes voters often lack knowledge, and calls citizens to inform themselves to vote conscientiously and confidently.
The Red Cross launches its annual drive inviting city residents to support the organization. It emphasizes disaster response capability and faithful leadership, urging participation to meet human needs and meet campaign expectations.
James Montee, sixty four, shows old fashioned stick-to-tiveness as he flies coast to coast in an Army plane with a fractured collarbone and two broken ribs. After a motorcycle accident in San Antonio he recovered from ether and resumed the trip, ending with cheers as his plane lands at Mitchell Field.
A lighthearted warning notes that some women smoke in bed and fall asleep with cigarettes burning, causing the loss of nightgowns. The piece emphasizes fire safety over any fashion or appliance concerns, urging caution to protect clothing and homes.
The piece critiques a pampered elite seeking faux proximity to the public through luxury travel and ceremonies. It argues such "de luxe" moments with officials and the "Four hundred" miss real life among workers and housewives in America.
A garbled 1846 note recalls the opening of the Boston Museum, the era’s historic playhouse. It lists political figures born in various states and events, including a former North Carolina governor and others, with scattered dates and places.
A garbled note describes the United States election day with references to France and a war commander who died. It mentions voters deciding among candidates and seats in thirty states choosing new representatives.
The article highlights a prominent astronomer from the University of Chicago at Williams Bay Wisconsin, listed among the nation’s foremost. It notes his birth in Gh an Bratth bore and a Dartmouth degree in 288th sAtor, with ties to early astronomical work and a leadership role at Werhes Lery Jfe.
Fragmented text references Professor of nurses, University of California, and discussions of aesthetics and experiments. Mentions California as a top salt producer with San Francisco docks and salt exports, alongside scattered remarks about Greek biology and modern university claims.
The world's richest Indian Jackson Barnett has moved past many court battles after becoming a millionaire. His latest action in New York seeks to block $550,000 from being given to an Indian school while he tours the country.
A Czecho-Slovak dealer faced a 47 day wait for a quotation then placed an order. After three months with no progress he withdrew the purchase and bought a similar item elsewhere, leaving the original supplier unresolved.
Report from London notes fading dance fever as postwar weariness returns. clubs once ruled by late hours and Charleston resume earlier closing, with fewer dancing couples and nightlife vitality. The piece also cites oceanic blue and St Paul’s as world records of note.
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