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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
7
In a critique of Chicago schooling, the author opposes uniform dress and standardized education. He argues uniforms erode individuality, comparing to jail practices, and warns that mass schooling harms gifted and dull students. The piece contends teachers should nurture each child's unique abilities rather than push uniform methods.
Fragmented OCR lyric speaks of a prowling heart and sheltering devotion. It references a deer and angel imagery. The text appears as a deranged poem fragment with garbled lines and unusual capitalization.
A fragmented column discusses charity pensions for aged Presbyterian preachers, literacy campaigns in France, and famous quotes on education. It notes Camp Fire Girls achievements, labor leader Sam Gompers, a political meeting for Garfield and Arthur, a village election near Lorain, and planned waterworks expansion with a new dam and river breach.
Johannesburg October 16 government drafts a bill to empower seizures of property in special settlements for unemployed whites. The campaign targets the ten percent European population labeled as poor white, aiming to reduce the ratio while addressing unemployment and poverty concerns.
Nashville Tennessee October 10 The proposed unification plan for Northern and Southern Dir q d st chur en was approved by the Tennessee conference of tar of 2 church South by 2 votes of 1 7 to 2 17.
Six members of the University of Wisconsin faculty claim the invention of two devices that would point out the location of subterranean metal deposits.
A brief fragment shows Abe Martin style quip about hay fever and poverty. Mrs Tilford Moots is referenced with her brother returning from Canada to White Nine. The text is fragmented but preserves rural humor and character names.
An 11 year old, Princess Ileana of Romania, cousin of European royalty, is described as a potential future queen. Born in Tunis in 1855, she is part Russian and Portuguese blood, fluent in English, and fond of England. Her upbringing includes time as a governess and she may not wear full royal regalia like her sisters.
Hackett and daughter Margaret Jane of Akron attend a family gathering at Mrs. G. C. Hubler’s home. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Swindler welcome a baby daughter named Rosemar. Woman's Federation meeting drew a large audience in the high school auditorium. Canton hospital will operate on William Ollett for appendicitis. Mrs. P. H. Burke plans winter in St. Petersburg Florida and rents her home to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marquart. Mrs. Chas. Luch and two children visit from Rochester, Minnesota. Miss I. G. Watson visits North Baltimore, Ohio. W. B. Bliss of Elshna visits friends. Live Wire class of the M. E. church held a farewell for Maurice Hollet bound for Warrensville. Mr. and Mrs. South, Will Wood, and George Fetterman leave for Florida. Runyon Post W. R. C. opens new rooms. public invited to dedicate hall. Supper served 5 to 7 followed by program. Orchestra, vocal solo by Miss Francis Sackett, dedicating address by Comrade Blakeslee, and Virginia Alessenger readings.
The program featured a splendid duet by the Misses Dorothea and Gwensdolyn Parnell. America was sung by all, followed by Mr Blakesle closing with a word of prayer. Mr. and Mrs. W L Mead departed Saturday for South Palm Beach Florida for the winter.
Mrs O G Shoze and relatives visited in Pittsfield over Sunday. Cleveland and Elyria visitors joined community gatherings while many attended the Brand funeral. Neighbors gathered to help with corn curing, meals, and a church service led by Rev Marien as the new pastor moves to Olena.
The British Broadcasting Company plans fall broadcasts of past greats. British Museum officials will loan phonograph and Samaphone records of figures who have died. Selections will include Glastone, Alfred Teanysor, Queen Victoria, Florence Nightingale, Caruso, Mme Patti, and Beerbobm Tree.
In London on October 10 Lord Howard da Waildon sold forty acres of his LondonCo property to a city buyer for about 15 million dollars. The tract includes some of the wealthiest and poorest streets in the East End and is expected to trigger major reconstruction by the new landowners.
Proprietress Mrs Lilian Kawala announces a new departure and improved service at the Newell Hotel restaurant. A contract has been signed with the Caroll Five-Piece Orchestra of Lorafa to perform during dinner hours from 5 30 to 9 30 on Sundays. The ensemble is composed entirely of SOUDE musicians and is noted for versatility.
The note lists new Victor records by Paut Whiteman and Aileen Stanley plus a Fox Trot on Manhattan. Zenith Radio Week shows Arctic Explorer MacMillan on tour, with dealers advertising heavily. Zenith sets remain scarce as Music Master ads flood October magazines and boost orders despite nine factories.
One of the greatest bargains in our stock of Victrolas offered at half price. A Louis Henry XVI period instrument in brown mahogany with albums for two hundred records, gold plated and hand carved. Previously 1200 dollars, now 500 dollars to clear the room and money. Who wants it?
The store reports adding to its large sheet music stock weekly and notes Cleveland shops do not carry as wide an assortment as they do. The new rack increases access to music and instruction books, with about 1000 more copies.
Local shop pitches Thermos lunch kits for two hot drinks and preserved foods to mimic home meals. Also promotes paper burner cages, sewing machine needles, traps, an electric Rainbow Automate Ironer with fingertip control and thermometer for even heat.
This months magazine advertises the Griswold Covered Skillet for cooking meat and other uses. It emphasizes hearty cast aluminum construction, practicality, and lists a price of 3 dollars and 50 cents.
Mrs Silva has arranged a Halloween table on the second floor featuring nut bowls es glass es and a score of fall novelties suitable for showers and parties.
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