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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
8
The Chronicle Telegram announces publishing terms for Elyria Ohio with pricing, postal classifications, and AP affiliations. It lists domestic and national advertising contacts and reserves rights for republishing dispatches.
The article argues for higher pay for teachers relative to day laborers, noting schooling demands differ. It challenges the old notion that brains should earn more only in profit contexts, yet pushes that intellectual work deserves commensurate reward through price and esteem in daily life.
A foreman asserts the need for money, paralleling teachers and professors in valuing labor. The piece argues teachers channel human potential into meaningful work, inspiring students to pursue education for spiritual abundance and societal renewal. Jane Addams cited on education as a holy commission across generations.
A nostalgic piece notes advertisers promise Dad bargains for the family, praising the Day as a way to honor fathers. The tone suggests dads are valued, remembered, and urged to see themselves as central to family life and future duties.
The former senator says he was unaware of being considered by the President for the United States Tariff Commission and did not seek the post. The piece notes skepticism about presidential appointment practices and meditation in selecting candidates.
Marblehead witnessed the wedding of Rev Phil Lip Harding former Anreast pastor and Miss Alice Elwell daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Elwell. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Mr Bratth Waite Mass Madaline with maid of honor Elwell and groom attended by his son Richard Harding. Guests included Mrs Richard Harding and Mr Mrs Ralph Skeels. The couple will live in Marblehead and the bride will finish the school term.
The wedding trip has been postponed until June. The groom served for many years as pastor of the Congregational church at Amherst.
Fragmented notice cites a soldier's back page will leaving all to a named beneficiary. London records mention a short will dated 1917. It notes a rate controversy in Elyria and a 1914 1924 gas rate ordinance discussion in Fortoria, Ohio.
A small photograph labeled Annie Muriel Smith by Lieutenant Kirkley notes she received 320 pounds when the will was recorded after Kirkley died on active service in Italy.
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