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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1926
Page
9
A historical note recalls a European mission’s 30 plus years aiding Alaskan residents, marking a long village hand in freezing northern conditions. The article hints at a 19th century foundation in 1855 and ongoing religious outreach shaping local life.
A Tokyo paper editorial endorses relief for Americans in Florida after the typhoon. It recalls Japan’s quake aid to the Kwanto region, links humanitarian work to better U S Japan relations, and urges ongoing international solidarity and economic cooperation.
The Carville leprosy home has housed about four hundred patients, with sixty two admitted in the last year. Chaulmoogra oil shows some progress as a treatment, with three cases reported as cured or improved enough to leave the hospital, suggesting caution but renewed optimism in ongoing care.
A historic roll of anniversaries lists deaths and births from 1813 to 1921 and notable events such as the first Catholic priest ordination in the West, the Hudson River bridge opening, and a British liner wreck. It notes birthdays for Elma Lagerlof and Cardinal Traves among others, with several figures tied to the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The piece tracks shifts in female attire and public perception, noting the early rise of new ideas alongside enduring admiration for long skirts. It suggests changing influence of fashion on women's roles while acknowledging ongoing stylistic tensions.
The report notes memorial services for Queen Vlevindra and a university dedication at Missouri while lines report a national Jewish conference in Boston and a campus fund for Palestine. It mentions political elections in Canada, military leadership changes in the United States Army, and unemployment figures, with education and teacher shortages highlighted.
Bishop Rowe serves as the church leader across central Alaska from Sitka to the Yukon and Tanana regions. He travels yearly by boat in summer and by dog team and reindeer in winter, covering vast territory. He has erected many churches and established hospitals, social clubs, and reading rooms across his large diocese.
Poem fragment notes a sonnet in Harper s Magazine praising contemporary poetry and the enduring value beyond news events. The piece reflects on weary birds and quiet passage of time toward oblivion, honoring lost friendships and world troubles. Also mentions two large Roman milestones found at Bowes England.
The ad notes a wide selection of six tube Uwater heat Compact receivers and accessories. It touts prices from 70 to 150 dollars and highlights Philco power outfits, Vic-trola records, panos, roasters, cookware, and Detroit Jewel ranges. It promises quick Thanksgiving stock and gift ideas for home entertainment.
Amherst College alums note Dwight W. Morrow of J P Morgan & Co as a potential successor to President George Daniel Olds. Morrow, honored for WWI service and adviser roles, has long chaired Amherst's executive committee and is a Wall Street figure with close ties to national policy circles.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes turning up clothing for panorama photos and darting between ends to appear twice as a cut-up. The speaker claims a born sense of humor and imagines working with a cheerful mob.
Paris reports George Claude, inventor of liquid air and synthesis ammonia, claiming a method to extract power from the sea at low cost. At the French Academy, an apparatus was demonstrated, with high practical potential. Also noted are refugee rose cultivation in Macedonia and shorter hours in Indian cotton mills, plus Japan’s cocoon crop tonnage.
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