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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1924
Page
3
Questionnaires help voters learn where candidates stand beyond past records and promises. Endorsements from groups can mislead when the endorsing body’s aims and individuals are unclear. Voters should think for themselves and avoid ready made opinions.
The literary world mourns Joseph Conrad, praised for masterful sea sagas and a style likened to Stevenson. Celebrated critics note his late work The Rover showed peak power, though readers may now miss a final volume to enrich his storied legacy.
The piece urges completing absentees voting before August vacations to avoid missing the primary. It notes the risk of forgetting during trips and explains that an absent voter’s ballot can be filled out and mailed to the clerk of the Board of Elections so it arrives by midnight.
Blurred OCR fragment notes farm women interest and a quiet domestic scene as threshers work. The text is incomplete and offers little concrete events or names.
The article notes farm help reduce noon meal duties by eating breakfast and supper at home. Feeding twenty to thirty men at noon makes threshing season very hard for farm women. With thermos bottles and hot containers, each thresher might carry his own lunch, easing the burden dramatically.
A compilation of historical notes and birthdays with events dated from 1583 to modern times. It lists territorial changes, notable births and deaths, political milestones, and upcoming community club activities. It also references parliamentary votes and a boxing promotion with related figures and plans.
The passage lists events including the sixtieth anniversary of the Battle of Mobile Bay, Detroit’s charter and first mayor, a monument unveiling in France, and several state primaries across Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and others with candidates like Thomas Gore and J Walton. It also mentions conventions and fraternal orders in various cities.
A scrambled set of political whispers mentions Burke White Cable and Davis in a dry vote scenario. Vets support Durand while Durand may withdraw and Standard may bar a Burke Horvitz permit. The sender recalls wartime fairground shows and a ringoide seat as a mood memory.
Nathan L Miller, 38, a former Newark judge and governor, chosen to head a new commission opposing a class war against movie makers. Miller rose from rural schooling to public service, serving as state comptroller in 1902 and later as associate justice of the court of appeals before becoming governor. Born 1868, he attended local academies, taught, then studied law and entered public life in Cortland County.
A fragmented poem fragment recalls childhood doors and roads with wind and houses as a rural memory. Lizette Woodworth Reese is cited alongside Miss Mary O Leary, an expert worker in the government printing office at Washington, noted for preparing bold lettering used in 400,000 cloth bound books issued yearly by the government.
Emma Goldman denounces Soviet lies in The Hague address claiming bolshevik capitalism and militarism. She predicts 100000 revolutionaries ready to annihilate state and church repression, urging anarchists to confront state and militarism amid propaganda freedom in Holland.
Opinion essay discussing immigration limits and American opportunity, stressing the labor market, American blessings, and the value of work. It includes reflections on presidents, death in office, and a New York Olympian story about Frank Hussey, urging parental involvement in a child’s ambitions.
Rochester doctor offers a long promised remedy for piles claiming a rapid, prescribable MOAVA suppository treatment. The ad guarantees fast relief within an hour for long standing hemorrhoids with a money back plan and easy to use form sold by a local Phillips supplier.
Charles O'Donnell was struck by a fast train on the Lake Shore By and lost part of a foot while engaged in cleaning his revolver.
Jonathan M Davis seeks renomination in the Democratic primaries to be held today in Kansas. He is completing his first term as governor, born in Bourbon County in 1871, educated at Kansas and Nebraska universities, and now runs a large model stock farm of about 2000 acres in his home county.
The record highlights a public official who served in office until nomination for the governorship two years prior. He is described as an earnest fluent speaker and a clear vigorous writer, with a reputation for forceful communication.
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