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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1924
Page
7
A Toronto speaker warns against fear based discipline detailing how frightening children with bogeymen policemen or doctors harms nervous systems and future mental stability. The piece cites parental desperation over punishment methods and defends a firm approach despite modern science skepticism.
The text argues that fear of criticism weakens parties and hinders national welfare. It asserts that parties thrive only when free to be examined, admitting both loyal friends and opponents, and that true critique arises from individuals devoted to restoring ideals of Jefferson, Lincoln, Cleveland, and Roosevelt.
Members of the House of Commons object to a wall painting of Lady Astor being introduced to MPs. They argue the first woman in Parliament was American born. If removed, the artwork might be honored by American organizations for depicting the first woman elected to an English-speaking parliament.
Opinion argues that farmers are unfairly judged by critics who assume their views hinge on corn prices. The writer says a rise in corn prices won’t erase a farmer’s respect for his Washington representative’s stance on bills. The farmer will vote independently without consulting his crops.
Texas political drama centers on Miriam Ferguson who joins the gubernatorial contest to redeem her husband’s name. He dominates the speeches, predicts victory, and vows to govern though she is the official candidate.
A fragmentary report notes internal strife within the Democratic party as leaders navigate disagreements amid calls for reform. Senator Joseph T. Arkansas has issued a statement defending efforts to align party positions.
A dated roster of historical anniversaries with births and deaths from 1801 to 1924, noting figures such as Robert McClellan, Amos Tuck, Enrico Caruso, Rufus Raynes, and leaders in politics and the arts. Includes today’s birthdays and a reminder of Harding’s death a year ago.
One year after his death observers mark the anniversary at Seaforth Ontario. In Westport Newfoundland a party convention opens with primaries for U.S. senator and state offices. Calvin Coolidge marks a year in office while Catholic women promote modest dress with 700000 pledge cards nationwide.
The Way of the World reviews Grove Patterson critique exploring Who's Who in America. It notes the book compiles short stories of about 25,000 prominent Americans. The analysis mentions that the sons of preachers are described with twenty eight times emphasis.
A banquet at Melodeon Hall last night drew a hearty crowd with a lively speaker whose remarks impressed attendees. The sentiment suggested the country still reels from the world war’s effects and ongoing efforts to move forward.
A wartime column discusses a proposed National Defense Day for September 12. It critiques the idea of celebrating the war’s end and imagines four minute men speaking in theaters about veterans' care while women in parks court soldiers, sparking mention of another Liberty loan.
In an interview Hermann Mueller of the Social Democratic Party argues the Dawes report offers a foundation for reparations solutions. He says French German tensions and Ruhr issues threaten stability but stresses bipartisan support can hasten its practice.
The passage discusses wartime wage policies and bonuses, doubts over political motives, and the potential shift to cost plus contracts. It references lawmakers and military figures, including leaders tied to election promises and national defense debates, amid a broader political context.
A reflective verse sequence describes soft gray buds on willows and warm winds from the bay. The speaker imagines a road that leads to the Far-away, with images of dew tipped flowers and distant meadow larks, then turns to a meeting with a beloved figure amid shifting weather and terrain.
45 years ago Elyria’s baseball team beat Forest City Cleveland 8 to 2 with Bessey and Walk forming the Elyria battery. The annual teachers institute drew many educators to the high school. A new cornet band of 24 members formed, boosting town rivalries. Parks Foster moved ahead with a grand residence on East Second Street. Andy Parsons kept a prized pigeon loft and won poultry shows. William Richardson, second low bidder, won the court house contract after the first bid collapsed.
Augustus A. Stanley seeks renomination in Kentucky today as he enters his first full term in the U S Senate. He rose to prominence as a state political figure before joining the upper chamber.
Stanley a clergyman's son was educated at Centra College a leading Presbyterian school of Kentucky and is a lawyer by profession. His home is at Henderson.
Ben Gigli performs Saint Saens and Spanish Serenade while Heifetz plays Scherzo and Vivace. Hulda Lashanska sings two love songs as Lucy Marsh offers lullabies and a string quartet adds charm. A new Pennsylvanian record, Ukulele Hoines, and two blue eyed dance tunes are featured. Three new Victrola models are offered at a special price.
Doring reported strong July sales placing pianos and phonographs in Spencer Wellington Ridgeville Kipton Medina Oberlin Dover Elyria and surrounding areas. It was their best month since March.
Tune in at 12 02 this evening for the Nite Caps on WJAKX. W J A KX features Buescher instruments and eight different orchestras perform numbers. Inquiries invited for a folder advertising these artists.
Mr C R Gulbransen of the famous Piano Company reports orders for the only registering piano are rising for fall. We placed our order for a new supply of Gulbransen.
A local sale offers Wiss hand forged shears at 1.50 after an order error yields excess stock. Fresh term gear arrives including auto tourist tents and metal tackle boxes for fishermen. Five sizes of various hardware items and fishing tackle are available.
Mrs C W Zimmer of Fast Avenue enjoys a new 42 inch Horton Electric Ironer now installed in her home. The feature invites readers to modernize laundry routines and ease Monday and Tuesday chores.
Pyrex manufacturers unveil a small child sized dish set in the famous glass. The suite includes a cas serole bread dish and pie dish. Mothers may borrow them, price about 2.96 dollars.
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