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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1924
Page
7
A church visit notes a quartet’s bored, distracted behavior during a bishop grace and sermon. The writer argues the performers’ indifference distracted the congregation and undermined reverence, urging better conduct and respect for those delivering the service.
The article laments Senator Frank Burch of Summit County as a machine loyalist bent on championing special privileges and opposing protections for the weak. It praises his defeat as progress toward self governance and criticizes peers who bow to political machines. It notes Senator Wenner of Ashtabula county failed to stand by his proclaimed principles under machine orders.
Chronology of notable events and birthdays listed by year and place. Includes figures such as Oliver Hazard Perry, Lafayette, Coolidge appointments, and various anniversaries across 1784 to 1922 with modern mentions of Rome, Paris, Montreal, and Chicago.
A mosaic of events and personalities spans politics and culture. Dawes and other leaders prepare to address rallies. Australian travelers plan a cross-continental tour. pharmaceutical conference opens in Buffalo. Texas primary shapes governorship. Canadian Exhibition opens in Toronto. Royal and American polo matches teased. reflections on prices, employment, and industry amid hard times.
A fragmentary article discusses Grove Patterson's The Way of the World and letters about a fallen American boy, referencing a lever written work and a letter to the President. It notes reactions from Calvin and mentions the father as the President and a young writer.
A Commerce Department survey argues European stabilization under the Dawes plan will revive world trade and lift living standards globally. It notes current trade shares have fallen since before the war, with European exports and imports down about half, and predicts sharper international competition and stronger U.S. participation, urging increased overseas investment especially in Latin America and the Far East to expand trade.
A urging verse challenges fear by meeting wind rain and cold with savage resolve. It calls the reader to endure hunger and hardship, grow weathered and swarthy, and walk like a man toward the name Hamlin Garland.
Boxing bouts list Chick Kansas also known as Charles Rosenberg facing Pete Hartley as Harry Cook in 12 round matches, both scheduled for venues in New York.
Edgar Addison Bancroft, Chicago corporate lawyer and brother of historian Frederic Bancroft, is chosen to succeed Cyrus Woods as ambassador to Japan. Native of Galena, Illinois, Knox College and Columbia Law School graduate, Bancroft served as solicitor for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and other lines, later general counsel at International Harvester. He authored works on the Chicago strike of 1894 95, moral sentiment of the people, and national greatness.
Last call for the Trade-In Sale with a $10 coupon on all used or demonstrator instruments over $50. Highlights include a $150 mahogany Victrola Console for $115 and a $150 Upright Phonograph for $87.50, plus other discounted items. A new Victor record and various musical performances are also featured in this week’s offerings.
A new upright piano from A. B. Chase features an unusually beautiful case and is praised as finer than any other at any price. The ad invites musical friends to inspect and compare.
A sales note highlights the value of electric irons, aluminumware for canning, and a Mitre kettle as durable essentials. It promotes the American Beauty iron at 6.25 and offers bargains on fishing tackle including baits and bamboo rods with notable discounts.
Start of the season showcase offers 20 percent off on mitts and gloves. Most big leaguers use D. M. gloves, urging readers to buy at a cut price. Also promotes sprinklers and rubber hose in 50 foot sections or cut to length for lawn care.
The notice invites visitors to use the stand as headquarters during Fair week after next, with open access for coats and baskets and assurance of welcome at any time. It presents a friendly, informal call to join and linger at the shared space.
Twenty years after service, Frank I Millis, once a top customer, renews acquaintances. He continues painting and has relocated to Pasadena, California.
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