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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1920
Page
4
Notice to property owners that no new applications for power and lighting service will be accepted until after March 16, 1921, at Iena. Existing wired customers may apply. lines and sub stations are overloaded, and extensive improvements are needed to handle additional load.
The text claims wheat from every state is cleaned and washed repeatedly to produce a superior floor product named Sun suise Floor. It presents travel of the wheat across miles and asserts no human contact during processing.
In Oberlin on November 28 the First Methodist church heard Rev. F. Wade discuss training for youth via church programs. He urged Protestant churches to unite in a weekday religious education effort to prepare Oberlin’s children and students for modern educational needs and Christian living.
Oberlin graduate Miss Para-Fkev Kyrtar who earned her degree in 1912 at Oberlin College helped Albania adopt its educational system. Working with the Red Cross, she will aid nationwide implementation aided by Oberlin alumna Miss Edttth Matealf. Also in Oberlin, Dr. Nicholas Van der Py address.
A partial OCR reads that the work’s optimistic philosophy can be called both new thought and Christian science. The snippet is fragmented, but hints at a linkage or comparison between these beliefs.
Oberlin residents report Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Cleveland Ashta bula Yonngatown and Wellington The Oberlin Masonic Lodge to hold a special meeting Tuesday night for first and pecan degrees. Fred Hall and family plan winter in Winter Park Florida with prior Cleveland visits to William Hall. Other local mentions include Mr. Clegg visiting his wife, Mrs. Rowland hosting, and C H Snyder of Detroit in town.
Harold H Perry outlines the week ahead for the Chamber of Commerce in Ttown. Events include musical arts society activities, a co operative milk association meeting, American Legion gathering, board meeting of B B C, and a Chamber dinner. Street signs project starts with first groups on several streets as December banquet nears. Speaker Brownell discusses optimism in business at the dinner. Membership notes list new firms and individuals. Community Chest directors plan year end meeting and nominating area. Better Hastings Club directors select nominees. Young Men's Business Club previews Community Christmas Tree and a December 15 party with music smoker and refreshments.
Romania, recovering from war, uses American machinery to till land and harvest crops for winter food. Rural workers adapt modern equipment to raise the ermig and other staples, improving productivity as fields are brought into use.
A group of men with revolvers planned arson at a large lumber yard in Fingbury, London. A policeman confronted them Saturday night. shots were fired as the suspects fled, and two raiders and 100 cartridges were found. One incendiary was arrested later. In Buenos Aires, the Socialist party rejects patriotic demonstrations for upcoming municipal elections, seeking to keep labor interests separate from national sentiment.
The Washington era riot aftermath draws crowds at steps where groups protest the September 1 explosion near the Treasury building. The Sun Treasury guards vast gold, silver, and paper money with notable financiers among its chiefs. Martin Voxel plans to resume law practice after duties end, awaiting official counts of sums in vaults. Over 12,000 NYU students include 5,000 in the School of Commerce, Finance and Accounts.
New York to abolish the sub Treasury under an act of Congress end of the year and merge its functions into the Federal Reserve Bank. Under 100 workers may transfer to the Fed and customs service, while others move to the customs service or remain in Treasury operations. The building’s neoclassical facade has hosted many historic events and demonstrations near the Capitol.
In Halle Germany the old propertied classes retain prewar life with large estates factories and salt mines. posters calling for young communists signal unrest as radicals press for a dictatorship of the proletariat. Clashes occur between radicals and conservatives and a high army officer was killed in the Sanle River violence. Meanwhile in Canada, immigrants arriving in Canada totaled 96 005 in six months British and United States migrants leading origin, with Polish Jews increasingly examined and sent back under strict entry rules.
Ottawa reports that Canadian immigration for the present fiscal year will approach 190,000 newcomers, heavily from Great Britain and the United States. The note hints at a peak in prior records but the exact high water mark is not completed in readable text.
Rome reports a strong protest from Italian lawmakers over Ireland events led by Cardinal Loge archbishop of Armagh. The protest notes rising tensions among Irish Catholic MPs and asks whether Britain or international powers can intervene to resolve the Ireland situation. Also mentions scholars Noahle Neilson and Bertha Putman as Mt Holyoke professors in history.
A moderate earthquake shock was recorded today on the Georgetown University seismograph. The tremor began at 8:19 a.m. and lasted until 4 a.m. It was estimated the disturbance originated about 6,100 miles from Washington, likely in South America.
Nov. 29. Arthur Eschtruth, home from college in Columbus, planned a week with parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eschtruth. Mrs. Heavy hosted guests from Elyria Avenue, Lorain. John Morris and family shared in Thanksgiving at River Road home with H. C Chambers, William Buse, KK Chambers and families, and others. A schoolhouse meeting Wednesday afternoon remained pleasant despite damp weather.
A brief religious note states that the Lord provides for all but does not offer free deliveries. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and timely giving, framed in a cautionary tone about divine provisioning and expectations.
Morning fatigue and dull complexion linked to low blood. Aimed at boosting red blood cells, Pepto Mangan is advertised as a blood building tonic. Available in liquid and tablet forms, with emphasis on buying the genuine product.
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