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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1926
Page
8
In Tientsin the young exiled emperor Hsuan Tung, last of the Manchu line, maintains court etiquette yet shows democratic leanings. He studies English, enjoys western dancing, drives a car, and follows foreign papers, while tutors and followers guard his movements and advance curious contact with outsiders.
Mrs Annie Philips died at her home 204 Baxter Street Oberlin aged 67 born in North Carolina in 1858. Funeral at her home Wednesday at 2 30 pm with burial at Westwood Cemetery. Prof Harold L Kling, son of Oberlin College President, was taken ill suddenly.
Ad for Diamond Dyes claims home dyeing makes old clothes bright with rich colors on any material. Promotes Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and free color samples, urging readers to request the guide or write to Diamond Dyes, Burlington Vermont.
A fragment reports a man rushing to Allen hospital Monday night after an incident. Authorities say the patient rested comfortably last night, while details of the rendering or outcome remain uncertain. Prof. Kings is a member of the college history department.
A proposed amendment to the Uberlin Exchange Club constitution would fine members twenty five cents for addressing another member at any meeting. The luncheon at the bank hotel featured remarks from C W Bavage on the Oberlin Reserve for bell program. The program committee highlighted Gene Bisebom from Oberlin and Professor Poeun State College staff as key participants.
Commodore reports that Italian ports are arranging four teen new warships including eight torpedo boats and six submarines. Submarines will be the largest in the Italian navy and are expected to be on order by 1927.
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