Brief remark on possible transmission of instructions abroad
A statement notes that in a few moments the latter's instructions could be sent back to foreign countries. He added.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1927
Page
9
English Judge Favors Rapid Divorce Reforms
London judge Sir Edward Perry urges rapid divorce reform, proposing slot machine registration for undefended divorces. He suggests local county court trials and a two-shows nightly music hall model to raise judges’ salaries, arguing divorce is a friend to marriage and a remedy for disease when no children exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Perry
Narriage
England
Aimilar
Ridgeville Field schools faculty meeting and Armistice program
The Ridgeville and Field schools held a joint faculty gathering on Tuesday at four o'clock with guests Assistant State Superintendent Ulery and Larain county schools chief R. P. Vaughn. Principal Redmond introduced the visitors as the teachers discussed pedagogy and the role of personality in teaching. Refreshments were provided by the social committee and two students. The issue also notes Armistice Day activities with superintendent Redmond delivering a patriotic message and neighbor H. G. Stacey addressing students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville and Field Schools
Ulery
R. P. Vaughn
Larain County
Redmond
Allery
Aliee Ruddy
Selia Sawyer
Ridgeville
H. G. Stacey
Florence Stacy
Mr. Stacey
Jean George
Migration Day at R H S and local social notes
The passage recalls a weekly convocation at R H S where a new custom, Migration Day, is announced by Mr. Redmond. It mentions war songs led by Miss Kepler, and notes various social visits, baby news, sewing gatherings, church events, and friends visiting from Elyria and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Da&y
Redmond
Wellington
Murray Ridge Social Notes From November Gathering
Murray Ridge column records a series of Sunday visits and family gatherings. Art Fesler hosted Elyria guests. Mrs A J Derek stays with daughter in Cleveland. Koeber family in Grafton. H C Chambers of the River Board visited E W Eppley. Pomona Grange meeting in Amherst attended by Art Fesler and Frank and Louis Eldred. Wade Johnson of LaGrange called on HW Sites. Rev and Mrs Tabbert noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Murray Ridge
South Ridge
Norma Slusher
Elyria
Pearl Eppley
Ruth Hurger
Eugene McClare
New London
Eugene Sites
Samuel Slusher
Familly
BE. W. Eppley
B. Sites
Wallington
Ruth Fowl
Amelia Bechtel
A. Eppley
Art Fesler
Carl Fesler
A. J. Derek
Jack Anton
Cleveland
Frank Koeber
Grafton
H. C. Chambers
the River Board
E. W. Eppley
Frank
Louis Eldred
Pomona Grange
Amherst
Wade Johnson
LaGrange
Tabbert
Olive Tablets bring quick relief from constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free laxative option. A physician for 20 years, he promotes a sugar coated olive oil based tablet that stimulates normal bowel and liver action without griping. One or two tablets at bedtime are urged for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Wilbur credits radio with saving 19000 lives
Secretary Wilbur told the telephone and telegraph sections that radio kept the United States out of major clashes by protecting Americans abroad in two crises, China and Nicaragua, noting radio’s role in safeguarding lives during the periods of tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Washington
United States
China
Nicaragua
Army
Radio links enable leaders to brief U.S. chiefs
The American Railway Association states that through radio communication leaders in allied nations could place decisions before the president and his cabinet. The remark emphasizes rapid briefing and coordinated action across the allied forces and governments.
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Denmark
Kitty
Malcolm van Wormer
Katherine Diederich
Benjamin Moore
C. van Wormer
Jane
Ribbons
Elizabeth Wilcox
Flander’s
Katy
America
Miss Kepler
Amelia Bechtal
Grant Freeland
Carl Delffield
Bessie
Avon
Henry Haag
Samuel Grills
Ors
Ervin Eppley
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, O
Musterole Company
Ted
Leader Shoe Store
Shoe
Broad St
Boylan’s
ABCE
ABC
Ircelain
Elyria, Ohio
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