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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
15
Philadelphia mourns Lewis A. Bean longtime head of the Sunday Breakfast association and organizer of a Good Cheer club aiding the unemployed. Bean died at his Cynwyd home shaping the citys oldest bread line charity and job aid program.
Carlisle telegram reports weekend visits from Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kealsinger and daughter Ella with Archer Welton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Daugherty in Cleveland. Bert McMullen and family visited the Hathaways in Columbia while Robert Stevens and Mrs. Charles Stevens of Columbia called on James Alexander's family.
Local residents attend games visits and family gatherings across Elyria Lorain Oberlin and LaPorte. Notables include Mr and Mrs George Goodyear E P Pierce and the Schoenherr families along with new birth news from Howard Fusler in Eustis Florida. The PTA bazaar is planned and a church parlors event slated for December 2.
An amused Denver crowd gathers in a hotel lobby as an old farmer bets a stranger ten dollars that his checkered woolen sock is unique in Denver. The man’s drawl and the crowd’s reaction underline a lighthearted urban oddity from the city scene.
In a rural tale a farmer and a smart man wager ten dollars. The farmer claims the other foot holds a different sock pattern, exposing the ruse as bystanders laugh. The old man pockets the bet and bids farewell, leaving onlookers to wonder if it was a setup.
A fragment reports statements from a French society seeking Damascus hygiene data. The Pasha cites Allah’s will as reason for high death rates and evasive answers on birth rates and drinking water supplies amid wartime inquiries.
The passage notes that crops such as corn potatoes squash carrots cabbage and turnips were unknown in England until after the 16th century and includes a religious exhortation about questioning and what concerns only God. It combines commentary on diet with a cautionary moral from catechism appendices.
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