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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1926

Page

8

Limelight and policy mix in baffling 1920s notes

Fragmentary clipped items discuss bow ties and fashion norms, diet debates, and Irish migration to Scotland. A brief report notes Montgomery proposes low altitude airplane safety measures after an accident. A Confederate veteran, 84, was struck and killed by a plane near his cotter shed in a rural area.

Ban on bobbed hair and early marriage laws proclaimed

Fragmentary notices report a ban on bobbed hair by Marsha Chang Tso-ling of Menchuria with severe penalties for violators and a fixed minimum marriage age of sixteen for girls and eighteen for boys. The rest of the page includes local social items and oddities such as a miniature sea monster identified as an infant lamprey eel in Puget Sound and proposed moves to outlaw flannelette clothing in England.

Manchuria Marsha Chang Tso-ling Menchuria Puget Sound

Olmsted Club Notes On Talks And Charity

Olmsted November meeting of the Stu Club featured a talk by Mrs. Good from Cleveland on charity work aiding poor families. Reports highlighted furniture reuse and repair to help citizens become self supporting. Attendees included Mrs. Raymond Stan and Mr. Stanher of Elyria.

C Company Crev Frank Oliver South Barton Road Irs Gaus Filia Oberlin Edgar Geese Geese Myers Harry Cowley North Eaton W. H. Samuels Akron W. J. Gould Ores. Grumbaucher West Lake Gleveland Wwo Hallowee Hte Beeched Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Ward Cowley Elyria M Thomas Cowles Morth Burton Road Olmsted Congregational Church Ana Mr. Wells Hte Vening Raymond Stanfamily Stanher

Debaters Clash as Supporters Claim Victory in Local Race

In a heated public forum led by Lady, supporters of the long seated candidate argued they secured a majority of two. The session focused on policy, with both sides presenting positions and questions from attendees.

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