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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1924
Page
3
A Major General contends that postwar forgetfulness fuels renewed warfare. He warns that antiwar literature and films from heartfelt creators provoke peace, while excessive forgetting risks erasing the memory of suffering and inviting future conflict.
Mrs. Coiia Harris argues for stronger reminders of marriage vows within churches. She contends divorced members and those with troubled relationships can still hold church roles, and urges pastors to preach vows as a conscience trigger to restore home loyalty.
A Atlantic City woman sues a barber claiming she received a mannish bob rather than a boyish cut. The suit sparks expected wave of similar damages actions nationwide as courts weigh outcomes and hair styling expectations.
A collage of historic notes lists anniversaries and birthdays. It recalls events from 1899 to 1922 including transfers of sovereignty and government actions, and marks notable births such as Mary Roberts Rinehart Pauline Frederick and Thomas J B Robinson.
International conference assembles at Harne Carshad today to address Jewry’s postwar fate. Special Denver election on recall of Mayor Stapleton. primaries race in Arkansas for U.S. Senate Governor and others. Ohio GOP governor contest leads today’s primaries. Thirtieth Division Old Hickory veterans reunion set for Charleston South Carolina. Conventions opening in Toronto Fort Worth Des Moines also listed.
An excerpt discusses life, happiness, and the value of action over mere existence. It reflects on humanity, population growth, and the vast time scales of the universe, questioning what truly sustains a worthy life beyond the present era.
In a rowdy police court scene, Lews stirs crowds as speed escalates. Ike Lark returns home to a scare already feared his wife had a broken leg.
The fragment mentions turning points in cities and culture, a destructive trend, and a reference to executions judged as irresponsible. It hints at societal collapse and legal actions without clear names, dates, or places. The readable text remains incoherent and OCR-like.
A humorous column mocks tabloid chatter on actress Ann, a mining magnate suit, Ziegfeld’s chorus girls, and Taft era showbiz. It riffs on divorce suits, breach of promise, prayer meetings for publicity, and hard living in Hollywood as a satire of industry vanity.
Twenty years ago Elyria volunteer firemen captured first in the hose race with a time of 3215 seconds at the convention. The hand engine contest went to Cleveland, while Elyria finished second. Pf. H. Boynton and L. W. Drake led the water works board in charge of the event.
Stephen Panaretom Bulgarian Minister of the United States warns that unrest in Bulgaria and January to September uprisings threaten Balkan stability. He cites Bulgarian Communist influence and Agrarian links from Stam boultsky, notes limited 20 000 man army, and fears external meddling. He expects the government, with broad public support and a small army, to resist Bolshevist agitation.
Marriage licenses were issued to Rena VanWortter and Louisa Maxted. The Beagles Ball with Joe Staup in the box beat Medina 7 to 5 as Staup struck out five and allowed seven hits. Elyria trolley league beat Amherst 4 to 5 with pin the Box. Elyria crowds gathered as trains carried spectators. poem lines by Sara Teasdale close the item.
The article profiles Frank L. Polk, former under secretary of state, seen as likely secretary to John W. Davis if Davis wins. It notes Polk’s 1915 state department role, Acts as acting secretary, led the American Peace delegation in Paris 1919, and his family ties to historic military figures. It mentions Polk’s New York birth in 1871 and surrounding genealogical notes.
An advertisement from Rochester claims MUDAVA SUPPOSITORIES cure hemorrhoids quickly with a money back guarantee. It notes the druggist C. W. Phillips will supply the product and urges sufferers to try it for moderate price.
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