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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
6
The page shows the Elyria Ohio evening newspaper masthead with editor Burke and contact details, pricing for home delivery and mail, and office listings in New York and Chicago. It notes republication rights and the Associated Press dispatch responsibility.
Ex President Taft argues the League of Nations is an American issue not party driven. The piece urges support for alignment with American constitutional principles, stressing love for self and country while aiding others. It also reports Governor De La Huerta denying a Mexico City revolt and notes concerns about border impacts.
The piece critiques the coal price policy and Director Garfield's handling of the coal crisis, argues government stance must support national interests, and notes public reaction. It also mentions Judge Phillips telling aliens to seek citizenship, two Mahoning County marriage licenses, and a Washington report on corporate tax dodgers and war profiteers drawing public nerves.
The piece cites comments on silver value and currency questions from various papers. It notes Senator Reed's Senate speech tally since September 1 reaching 106 000 words, and mentions a St Louis judge ruling 3 75 beer ware intoxicating amid a broader drinkers’ debate.
The article advocates year round conditioning for football players, emphasizing winter outdoor workouts, ankle strength, and calisthenics. It recommends skating, basketball for ball handling, country hikes in spring, swimming in summer, and strength work via boxing and rowing, with fundamentals in spring practice and advanced skills in later seasons.
A long excerpt describes using a height and weight chart to assess a child’s growth, with monthly weight gain targets by age, and advice to eat right, exercise, and get outdoor air to reach above average measures. It includes historical asides about imperial figures and distant events.
A clipped cartoon caption contrasts Hindenburg and Ludendorf with censored profanity about whisky votes. The Columbus Record notes the wagging humor mocks how voters once swapped favors for drink, while Cleveland Plain Dealer skewers the era’s political stances.
A collage of 1920s era clippings notes rising costs from prohibition liquor controls, calls for coal embargo to save fuel, and public debate on prisons and deportation. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman are cited giving speeches on prison futility while Lady Astor enters Parliament. The fragment ends with stray lines on state politics.
Fragmentary report notes suspicions about a saloon in Ohio drawing patronage amid electoral tensions. The text reflects uncertain chatter on misconduct and political influence surrounding local voting figures.
A collage of humorous quips and anecdotes on marriage money trains clams and family life. The piece riffs on missed cues quitter attitudes and everyday misunderstandings with a mix of names dates and places that feel like stray flotsam from a late 19th or early 20th century page.
Governor James M Cox is identified as one of two Democratic presidential possibilities from Ohio the other being Senator Parperone. Cox, born in Jacksonburg in 1874, rose from farming background to printer, teacher, reporter and editor before acquiring newspapers in Dayton and Springfield and serving in Congress from 1904 to 1914. He won a second term as governor in 1916 and was returned to the state house last year.
Bitter injunction dispute in county court over sheriff sale of property involving Fauver and Fritzlin. Fourteen divorce filings in early November. Elyria firefighters petition for higher pay while patrolmen earn more. Elyria couple John Hugo and Isabella Strohmeyer wed. City council stalemate over safety director salary. Mayor Trox addresses council as future mayor Conway looms. Lida Marsh seeks $900 from Thrndere E. Gideon for injuries after dogs frightened a horse. Tom Johnson loses $500 suit to Ross Stamping Co. Garfield club hosts reception at Day Block. Lorain county inmates discharged and new admissions at Massillon insane asylum. Oberlin College receives $60,000 gift from John Stawaut Kennedy of New York. Old Ladial Home hosts matron’s birthday dinner. Lee Day leaves for Europe until April. Amherst jail fire narrowly avoided. culprit blamed on cigarette. Avon woman charged with stealing diamonds worth $2,000 from George E. Smith’s home.
A speaker extols dairy farming as the foundation of industry and national improvement. He argues feeding milk to babies boosts growth and future strength, cites vitamins in milk, and notes Milwaukee's malnutrition program as proof. He calls for more and better cows to breed healthier Americans.
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