Chronicle Telegram publication details and associations
The Chronicle Telegram lists its office at 329 Second St Wirrla Ohio with F Burke as managing editor It notes circulation details for Elyria and outside areas The paper is a member of The Associated Press with rights to local news dispatches and special reports and includes an audit by the Bureau of Circulation Various office locations and ad offices are listed including New York and Chicago bureaus and Wabash Ave address
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Local City Officials List for October 3 1919 Meeting
A roster of city leaders includes Mayor A S P H R Jones solicitor D A Baird auditor F Guthman treasurer Ralph W Standen and President of Council James A Hewitt with councilmen at large Loomis G Andruss.
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R. Jones
D. A. Baird
F. Guthman
Ralph W. Standen
James A. Hewitt
Loomis G. Andrus
Sunday reflections and political notes from an old issue
A compact set of opinion snippets and news bits touch on Sunday obligations, Prohibition debates, and national mood. The piece mentions Sunday school benefits, a veto fight, Senator Poindexter, Viscount Grey, and Ohio liquor votes, alongside curious odds and ends like a $16.9 million buttons statistic.
Northbound Veto Vote Receives Vet Support Shift
The passage notes a shift in veto stance with Senator Pomerene voting against the veto. It mentions dire emergency and a plan to vote for a two platoon system to aid firemen, indicating a broader reform context. The fragment links veteran advocacy to legislative action and public safety staffing.
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Pomerene
Halloween party prompts for reading and games
A 1919 era selection offers party ideas with a list of questions for guests to answer and seal in envelopes, encouraging humorous, varied responses. The item includes playful prompts about appearance faults ambitions and future life, plus costume instructions and distribution of answers at the party.
Cross Country Origins and Early Runner Assessments
In Lorain County notes a discussion on early cross country origins from England and its spread to schools. The text questions the proper build for distant runners and the evolving standard for runners in training and competition.
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Training Principles for Runners and Style Notes
The text outlines running factors for winners focusing on strength, endurance, heart, lungs, and nerves. It stresses training consistency, proper style with a relaxed body, and a weekly schedule with jogs, rests, and trial runs, emphasizing turf practice and weather-appropriate dress.
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Unclear text about British transfer and New York appointments
Fragmentary notes mention British names and New York decisions with unsettled details and unclear dates. The readable items reference personnel changes and appointments but lack coherent facts or context to form a definite item.
Town Tattler Missing, Odd Train Tales and Ads
A garbled town tidbit recounts Alex Altfeld of Martia Betting & Machinery traveling by a fast train not stopping at Mongoland and a nap interrupted by a hot box delay. A fellow passenger asks where they are while the other man replies they’re pulling out of Elyria. Also mentions youths’ stockings and the Robinson & Hancock Co. as an advertiser.
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Alex Altfeld
Mmartia “Betting & Machinery Go
Wyetroft
Paredas Mongeland
Jim Fi
Elsra
Ad Elyria
Wedded Turmoil and a Threatened Escape
In a troubling note a man voices fear over a wedding disruption and a threat to violence. He alleges coercion and manipulation by an unnamed partner, claiming pressure to marry and control. The account hints at emotional distress and a plea for safety with potential legal implications.
Dinner Stories and a Comical Dinner Party
A humor column recounts a chaotic scene as a Scottish butler jokes about a master’s health and possible marriage to Archie Riverwood. Guests debate his talents, from charity to swimming, and a quirky inventor voice laments odd experiments until a blunt pivot to leadership.
Oberlin Gas Rates Revised Effective October Twelfth
The Willfes Commission of Ohio ordered the 85 cent rate for gas not to be elective before October 12. Billing reforms by Mindger Spellbrink of Oberlin Gas Co. aimed to simplify readings and settlements. September readings showed consumption just over 2,000,000 units for late September to early October, with revised charges and discounts for prompt payment. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Sunday and families, were noted in ongoing social items.
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Classification Will Be Discussed Monday by Prof L Lutz
Oberlin Oct 30 H Li Late professor of Political Economy will lecture on the amendment for classification of property for taxation next Monday evening Nov 3 at 8 o clock at Sturges Hall. Prof Lutz studied taxation classification while away this summer and will answer questions after the address. All farmers near Oberfin invited.
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Oberlin Personal News Highlights Quiet Week End
Oberlin notes include Gibson Bros bakery wagon breakdown on South Professor Street Wednesday morning. Bernice and Gladys Hart hosted a Halloween party for eight guests and their friends, after which they reviewed a humorous skeleton and served cider doughnuts and treats. Local leaders King and Bolin returned from Grand Rapids after attending the National Council of Congregational churches. The Nineteenth Century club plans a guest day meeting with a musical program led by local ministers. Oberlin Rebecca ladies visited Elyria, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Noble of Los Angeles, visiting Mrs. H. B. Morgan, returned home after two months with family in Oberlin.
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Gibson Bros
South Professor Street
Bernice
Gladys Hart
W. F. Bolin
Grand Rapids
National Council of Congregational Churches
Nineteenth Century Club
H. F. Smith
J. McAlpine
J. Wedell
C. MM. Pond
Herbert Stugg
Clarence Ward
W. H. Chapin
Jessie Ford
Lorain County Sunday School Association
United Presbyterian Church
Elyria
Miss Stevens
Home Economics Department
High School
Rebecca
Oberlin Lodge
Hatlie Hance
Harwood St
Martin
Elyria Rebecca
J. A. Noble
Los Angeles
Cal
H. B. Morgan
Walnut Street
Independent trio for Oberlin council agitation
Oberlin, Oct. 10. A house to house canvass is to be made by men backing an independent slate for three Oberlin council seats. The move targets three of the current council members on the Republican ticket, with gas and storm sewer issues cited as possible motives for the bid.
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Oberlin
Utea
Troy
Orator Al Loraw Tonight in Lorain Ohio
Dr William Torrence Stuchell will address the local Kiwanis club in Elyria Avon tonight. Stuchell has delivered 704 lectures to about 568000 people in the past two years.
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Lorain
William Torrence Stuchell
Roosevelt
Elyria
Kinemis Club
Stutchat
Phosphated Iron Capsules Promise Nerve Rebound
An ad touts Phosphated Iron as a remedy for weak nerves and nervous fatigue. It claims overwork drains nerve strength, but the tonic rebuilds nerves, improves blood, and restores vitality. Sold by Ebert's Drug and leading druggists, with Chronicle-Telegram advised for readers.
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Breakfast and savory recipes for a day menu
A column of kitchen notes lists breakfast items and several recipes for the day. Oysters in a baking dish, Belmont Salad with peas and celery, Banage Crosiers fried on a dough roll, Cheernut Ratte using chestnuts, and various sweet potato dishes including Candied Sweet Potatoes and Sweet Potato Souffle.
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