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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
19
A preacher argues the decisive issue today is human brotherhood and social justice. He says peace, protection, and fairness are central, with war condemned, and questions how labor and reward fit into a just society amid industrialism's reach. The piece urges detached study to understand realities.
The British House of Commons voted 290 600 000 for naval construction, with critics like Lord George and Ramsay MacDonald arguing the move undermines disarmament efforts. They warned a one power standard could provoke arms races and undermine world peace.
The will of William Jennings Bryan reveals critics overstated his wealth. Despite reports of millions from lectures and Florida real estate, his estate is valued at 860000, reflecting a liberal donor who supported many causes.
In New York City the garment trade sees workers and employers agree to fund an insurance measure. Employers contribute two percent of wages while workers add one percent. Over a million dollars raised. Idled workers receive ten dollars per week after nine weeks within a six week period. The plan marks progress amid strikes and disputes, offering tangible aid.
A collage of historical anniversaries lists events from 1833 the first western orphan asylum in Cincinnati to 1923 a fatal kidnapping attempt and notable figures born or honored that day. items mention Boise overland stage 1864 Wyoming party meetings 1890 Francesco Crispi born in 1819 and other mid century milestones.
Read as a collage of verse and commentary on rural life and war era topics. The Somerset Farmer speaks of simple pleasures a cottage field garden livestock and community, while other fragments mention colleges workers factories and tourism tied to a postwar period.
Grove Patterson observes a radically changed world as a Native American named Brown moves from Indian school to university and back to a bricklaying life on a Kansas road. He argues educated graduates should consider skilled trades over sedentary office work and notes Aberdeen and Walton towns forming an Associated Student Body to fund a new gymnasium.
The text portrays a rural, humorous scene with Abe Martin style narration. Rev Culp of Indiana is invoked as a digressive figure, while a farmer claims businesslike ledgerkeeping. A ditch rescue by Jake Bentley provides a rustic anecdote about profits and misadventure.
American heir Charles Sweeney commands the Lafayette escadrille in France joining the foreign legion in World War I and later serving in the A E F. He earned the Legion of Honor and the Croix de Guerre with two palms and stars and became known as Sweeney of the Tanks. The piece notes his varied uniforms and front-line gallantry.
Elyria notes report H. M. named receiver for the Liquid Force Co. Ely Catholics traveled to Carey Ohio shrine. Lorain County volunteer firemen met at Wellington with a big Ely delegation. Elyria newsboys held an lawn fete earning $75 to fund a reading room at the courthouse.
Little Alice Terry, ten years old, was killed by an automobile near her west side home. Gloria Gould, daughter of George J. Gould and granddaughter of Jay Gould, becomes a theater directress in New York. She allegedly aims for an all female Broadway theater with women in management and orchestra.
Property promotion notes numerous attractive homes currently under construction on Eastern Heights inviting readers to admire the developing residential area.
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