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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
7
A critic argues practical men struggle to translate lofty international ideals into action. He cites a speaker's call for France and Germany to prosper and heal wounds, then says no real steps follow. The piece laments outdated rhetoric and asserts the world is a small neighborhood demanding constructive policies.
Yesterday's Ohio note recalls events and birthdays including Blanche of Castile, riots in Weld Ireland era, Daniel Webster's early congress appearance, Confederate general Williams Mahone, Louis Napoleon's French candidacy, and early artifi cial limb patent in 1863. Today's list highlights Gerard Mercator, Richard Montgomery, Monroe Doctrine message, Queen Adelaide, John Brown, and other 18th and 19th century figures with dates and places.
The Community Chest has exceeded its budget targets but insists the funds match the carefully cut budgets of each beneficiary. Some institutions faced reductions of thousands, yet officials say this restraint will spur stronger work as agencies plan with public confidence and higher expectations.
The piece gathers opinions on the Golden Rule and Near East Relief, noting Walter Pritchard Eaton’s praise for the rule’s spirit and the relief effort’s past help during Smyrna. It urges continued humanitarian action amid a strained treasury, and mentions a proclamation inviting national help. It also references Lady Aster’s UK campaign and parliamentary prospects with cautious commentary on temperance issues.
The text discusses tensions between liberal and standpat Senator factions, noting attempts to surround key lawmakers with supporters to control votes. It suggests significant political maneuvering and possible shifts in alignment as discussions refer to standpatters and potential conversions.
A garbled report references Firpo handing over a large sum and a claim that Jack Dempsey provided money or had involvement. The text is unclear on dates, amounts, or outcomes, but centers on financial transfers surrounding early boxing figures.
A collage of dated notes recalls Daniel Webster's first Congressional appearance a century past, the Oregon diocese's vicariate origin eight years earlier, and Queen Alexandra's birthday greetings. Other items tout Milwaukee’s exposition, caucuses in Washington, and Chicago’s agriculture shows as well as Hannukah, Golden Jubilee, Memorial Sunday, and international observances.
A fragmentary humor column notes chaotic happenings and characters such as Oscar Dunn Jake Shaffer and J B Johnson Way. It mentions fundraising at a community chest drive Reverend Kirby Hudrick Rainey Jones Hinkson and others amid quirky misprints and back page chatter.
Readable fragments describe a payment gathering for a baby or young person, with names such as Moise, Badeon, Wellevand, and Charo W. Mentions of a hospital setting, an understudy, and a worker returning to duty. The text is garbled but hints at monetary contributions, schedules, and shifts.
A 60 year old item notes a Thanksgiving service at The M E church conducted by Rev Leonard. A collection was taken for Union soldiers in the field. Measures were being taken to reorganize the Lorain Bank of Elyria into a National bank.
A public notice lauds Mr Burke for leadership and generous credit in a community campaign. The writer thanks Burke for his energy and support, praising his contributions to Syria's achievement and predicting future leadership in social civic and business ventures.
Prominent Hoosier author Meredith Nicholson defends Main Street as a patient force in American life. He warns against overblown reforms and insists that a cheerful, sane electorate will guide the nation, urging confidence in democracy and cultural growth.
Hesey Beebe announces an upcoming fast line between Elsra and Wooster with promises of a low fare and safety for passengers. A raffle drew 3169 from Dr E C Perry. Treeman Parmelee Donated a fine cow for soldiers or raised funds. Captain Cushings Company of Squirrel Hunters received arms from the state and held drills in the public park. Sorghum factories in Elyria reported 7000 rations made this fall. Elyria physicians listed various fees for visits and procedures. distant patient transport and after hours charges noted. a general sense of civic activity amid ongoing social debates about rights and opportunities.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. cites four parties to industry the stockholders management workers and the public. He critiques the twelve hour day and seven day week and urges cooperative obligation across sectors for progress. Other remarks touch on world peace efforts temperance and women voters perspectives.
Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas born Little Rock Aug 26 1872 rose from state politics to national service. He served five terms in the House and was governor of Arkansas before winning a Senate seat in 1913 and aligning with Democratic tax policy and soldiers bonus debates. A surgeon notes women surpass men as medical students on average and endure more pain. Fort Worth women’s clubs receive an up to date club building donated by a non member.
A stormy night highlights Victrola availability and a looming shortage through January 1. The store showcases uprights, consoles, and table models with a $5 delivery hold for Christmas Eve. Weekly Victor Records, new instruments, and Gulbransen Registers Trades priced at $495 are featured to entice holiday shoppers.
An early Christmas sales pitch listing practical gifts and layaway options. Easy Vacuum Electric Vacuum Washer, Hoover Suction Sweeper, Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges, Winchester Repeating Shotgun options, tools, Wiss shears, and Community Silverware sets are highlighted with prices and delivery notes to entice holiday purchases.
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