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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1926
Page
13
The county editorial warns of the dangers from burning fall leaves affecting children and causing fires when wind sweeps embers. It calls residents to avoid open fires or keep bonfires small and supervised, noting health risks from smoke and urging wiser garden care.
At a convention in a grand church with 1400 members a visiting delegate praised the minister. A church member retorts that the pastor has not called on her in a year, revealing selfishness and missing a chance to support others.
A humorous collection of brief quotes mocking social trends and manners from various Ohio and neighboring papers. Topics range from ostentatious dress by women in South America to the absurdity of vanity displays, plus light quips on dancing, autos, parties, and everyday life.
A fragmented list of historical birthdays and events arranged as a dated remembrance. Names include John Dickinson born 1808, Maurice of Nassau, Bruce discovering the Nile source, and figures like Louis Brandeis and Claude Monet. Entries span 1625 to contemporary mentions with varied locales and dates.
Twenty five bishops from across the United States and foreign lands, together with many missionaries, assemble in South Bend Indiana for the annual meeting of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Six weeks remain until Christmas as attendees prepare for travel to Tokyo and Christmas shopping.
Daily News Letter reports for the first time a record shortage of young men entering priesthood in Ireland due to limited numbers of girls entering convents and various social factors. It notes proposals for stricter anti-immigration measures and discusses attitudes toward marriage, divorce and women’s rights within the context of Irish society and general law changes.
Prof Albert A. Michelson of the University of Chicago testified before the National Academy of Sciences that light travels at about 299,796 kilometers per second, revising the long accepted 294,560 figure. The Chicago physicist credited years of experiments in California and Mount Wilson, with Mount Wilson observations revealing new constants. Born in Rialto Florida? born in Sirelno, Germans December 19 18? He studied at the Naval Academy, Navy, and Western Reserve, Stevens Institute of Technology, Göttingen, and achieved recognition for his work in physics and optics.
Seventy five years ago telegraphic communication connected Leiedet and Paris. Louis Brandeis, then a Supreme Court justice, is noted. Delegates from America and Europe gather in Washington for the National Council of Jewish Women annual meeting.
ABE MARTIN notes Cedar Hill cemetery owners are urged to move dead quickly as all four corners are condemned for fillin stations. The column mocks sensational Paris underworld flair and suggests avoiding Follies Bergere gimmicks by reopening the old corner saloon.
Vanited ator Bert MM. Fer pal Beh Ancust Arthur R Gould, RECN Aare will appear as the Re T Cand date on ballots for the special election in November. An Acroostock County man, Gould rose from humble farm beginnings to a clerkship, then entered lumber and shipping, then broadened into control of railways and utilities across a wide Main region. The article notes the era’s wealth and industrial expansion, including a figure of $50,000 yearly for food purchased by three big finers between New York and London.
Fragmented commentary notes public interest in hair trends and the barber trade as safety razors and new styles boost earnings. Experts discuss world peace rhetoric and evolving agriculture experiments, predicting impacts on livestock health and crop yields with upcoming winter plans.
London reports that electric baths used on crops increased yields by about 22 percent in Brires Government tests. The method raises grain production while lowering straw output, though the experiments remain preliminary and context limited.
Louis Heidrich contractor has completed two attractive modern homes this season on Denison Ave East ern Heights. The project showcases efficient design and quality workmanship aimed at local buyers seeking updated suburban living spaces.
The Chase factory at Norwalk reports high demand for a fine AB Chase Baby Grand piano. Orders should be placed early. customers can visit to select models. Cleveland teachers available for Saxophone Banjo Clarinet Violin or Cello lessons. Updated song list includes lively fox trots and popular tunes.
A new price promotion takes effect for a popular footwear line tied to music plays. The offer features four for $1.00 and includes performances by Misa Milleren featuring songs such as Me Too Mooplight on the Ganges She Knows Her Onions and Hello Blue Bird.
One of the finest loud epick ers made is the Victrola Orth ophonic which may be attached to any radio and produces clear deep natural tone such as you would not have thought your set could possibly give. Try one in your home and be convinced.
Limited white triple coated enamel ware dishes priced at 8 8 and cent remain in stock. Several hundred dollars worth of Mirra Aluminum on display with a fine hard finish to compare with other prices. Royal Rochester Electric Percolator noted for reliability. seven cup size special at 7 75. Four watt run styles priced 8 40, 8 50, 12 50 and 25 0 in electric and non electric, with lower options available.
A cold snap sale lists Flaciant Fire heaters at 206 discount and aluminum tubie dishes for children. The opening day next Monday features hunting clothing, sharp pocket knives, and Robeson Shuredge or Winchester knives, promising good service and satisfaction.
A brief listing notes Marbie hunting knives offered with leather sheaths in six shapes and sizes. It also mentions invited clean sing rods and sun oil as necessities for outdoor use and maintenance.
The note advises hunters to first obtain permission from farmers, carefully navigate fences, identify targets before shooting, and conduct themselves as gentlemen and sportsmen rather than game hogs.
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