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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows references to Old Moore's Almanack with notes on crime, weather forecasts, and prophecies. Mentions of England, rain, and predictions mingle with vague lines about murder, theft, and violence, all framed as 1926 era hype.
A vintage column extols electric cleaners, soporific kitchen aids, and appliance ideas to save housework time. It highlights carpet cleaners, mops, fans, canning methods, and odor control as modern labor savers for the housewife amid routine chores.
Leslie D. Stite of LaGrange enters three Standard Bred Single Comb White Leghorn chickens at the State Fair. Though not a poultry breeder, he shows the birds for learning and sport, with two birds winning first prizes amid strong competition described by judges and observers.
September schedule lists merchants exhibition mobilities including a parade motor vehicles and industrial displays. Miss Etyrin and her Court appear at a style show and vaudeville with specials to be announced later. Evening features include a concert and Riddish attractions with rides for kids and adults downtown near the courthouse.
In a chaotic provocation at a provincial theatre, women and men clash over stage control. Patrons allege irregularities in funds while actors and critics fight for the center of the stage as blows and canes fly amid a crowd spilling into the street.
Dispatches report French troops withdrawing from Griv into the Núbian country near Beni Seroual tribes. Paris notes a fragile state with positions unsettled as enemy moves northward. The tentative 1925 budget reveals a 3.4 billion franc deficit before Finance Commission review.
Market list shows butter eggs poultry and fruits with varied figures. Potatoes red and apples peaches and peaches priced per unit or sack with express values across different vendors and days.
CATTLE new receipts around 590 with varied grades. Prices listed for good to choice steers and cows, with calves and veal values noted. SHEEP AND LAMBS receipts around 250 with price ranges for good to choice, fair to good, and ewes. HOGS receipts about 2 960 with mixed market quotes across weight classes.
Britons push for action to aid trade while Americans report aviators at Mitchell Field and a rescue for an aircraft. Miss America winners are feted at Atlantic City as Virginia churches call for rain, and a violent incident in Nashville stirs a wary public.
The Amherst area announces the September 12 Sunday School Convention in the South Ridge Church and Congregational Church with afternoon sessions, devotionals, scripture, and leadership talks led by Rev. Holzxoria Rev. E. J. Soeli and Rev. X. EL Escocr. Evening program includes closing prayers, special music, and reports by nominating committee. A farewell party honors Mrs. Clarence Kern and Mrs. Kolb with social events following.
Amherst reports a burglary at The Standard 631 Cleveland Avenue between 11 PM Thursday and 6 AM Friday. A glass door was smashed but the cash register and postage stamps remained. two gallons of transmission oil and two gallons of auto oil were taken. No clue to the thieves.
The Womenbuilders class of the First Evangelical church held its annual meeting at the church parlors on September 12. Officers chosen include President Jacob Mueller, Vice President Wm Baetz, Secretary and Treasurer Carl Satingeas, Secretary and Treasurer C. J. Roth, Editor Rev A A Tabbert, and Publisher Conrad Zlici. Refreshments followed served by two committees.
Kome from vacation in Amherst dated Sept 12 notes JR Renseth Tolhurst and Ed Scgults returning from Melton Lake amid speculation of spading. Several people shown visiting relatives and friends in Lorain Cleveland Toledo and nearby towns with multiple locals traveling for social and business reasons.
Report from Marion Ohio describes a bird the size of a sparrow seen underwater at least three feet below the surface. It surfaced and moved with the current, prompting remarks from local Republican official Fred W. Warner after his 72 day Western tour. The fragmentary item also mentions broader wartime and political notes.
Sept. A2 report notes Tomoemor the Natives and Redstem Dall meet in a Class A game. The teams will travel to Cleveland for an International League match. St. Paul soccer team from Fremozt visits Oskwood Park to face the Gerdors.
Walter Reedle Cosg, leader of the Hip Stags, signals an end to the bloody tong warfare with the On Leongs as nearly a hundred criminals from eastern cities gather at the federal building for deputation examinations.
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