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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1924
Page
6
The speaker shows general approval of the war outlawry idea but cautions on details. He opposes canceling twelve million dollars of foreign debt, urging payment for future credit. He highlights private ownership and minority rights as foundational to America.
A dense scroll of anniversaries and historical notes from 1787 to early 1900s, listing notable dates, births, deaths, political events, and speeches. Names include Robert Louis Stevenson, Newton Baker, Bruce Barton, and many others with places such as Ipswich, St Joseph, and Salt Lake City.
The President’s message to Congress reviews national and local debt, urging further tax relief and budget discipline. It discusses the St. Lawrence Waterway, agricultural distribution challenges, and rail and labor policies. The speech favors government-led rate setting, warns on Shipping Board issues, and calls for humane immigration reforms and civil service merit. It also rejects League of Nations membership while supporting an optional International Court.
Thirty years after his death novelist Robert Louis Stevenson is noted. The British Labour Party meets to re elect Ramsay MacDonald as parliamentary leader. President and Mrs Coolidge plan to travel to Chicago for the international live stock show. The Pan American Labor Congress led by Samuel Gompers opens its fourth convention in Mexico City. Mobile figures face trial on charges of conspiracy to bribe a federal social official after a liquor ring exposure.
A Pittsburgh newspaper notes bids for the city county aviation field contract. Airports will play a key role in future commerce and development as plane and dirigible factories have helped Dayton.
Mad ame Neuralgia at the New Palace hotel tells Tell Binkley the Democratic party erred in nominating Charley Bryan. Abe Martin quips about aging and mislaid pipes spectacles and teeth as a lighthearted column note.
A reader from Elyria recalls a photo of a woman with beautiful hands and shifts focus to his mother’s hands. He writes of a mother’s quiet, unselfish care in infancy, noting wrinkles and dexterity faded by time, yet their enduring comfort and sacrifice.
A reflection on the beauty of a mother’s hands, proof of devotion and tireless labor. The author notes how years burdens hands with work and trials, fostering reverence for the unrequited labors of wives and mothers worldwide.
London sources report Vice-Admiral Sir Osmond de Beauvoir Brock to succeed Admiral Beatty as First Lord of the Admiralty on Beatty's retirement this year. Brock has led the Mediterranean fleet for two years and held key naval posts since 1910 including aide-de-camp to the King and director of naval mobilization.
A lyrical piece contrasts England and Ireland with imagery of spring. The speaker longs for Ballyclare fields while recalling England’s spring, expressing wistful yearnings for home and open skies across both lands. The verse nods to national pride and seasonal beauty.
30 years ago C M Tunyon devised a concrete block making machine proving a valuable invention. The Elyria post office sold $22 000 worth of stamps in the past year per Postmaster I H Griswold. Dr P D Reefy was injured when his horse bolted at a street car, breaking ribs. Newspaper men from Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin and Wellington formed an association.
An advertisement for Creomulsion claims creosote-based treatment soothes inflamed membranes and fights germs to stop chronic coughs and colds. It emphasizes two fold action, stomach absorption, and a money back guarantee if relief isn’t found after following directions. It cites Creomulsion Co. Atlanta, Ga.
Mayor Folger named parole officer for Cleveland workhouse in collaboration with Cleveland officials. Word reached Elyria of the death of Lester McLean, former Elyria attorney, in Denver Colorado due to heart trouble.
Charles Downer Hazen, elected to membership in the American Academy of Arts and Letters, is an eminent historian with long ties to Columbia University. A Vermont native and Dartmouth graduate of 1889, he studied abroad in Paris Berlin and Gottingen and earned a Johns Hopkins PhD. He taught at Smith College from 1894 to 1914 and later lectured at Johns Hopkins before joining Columbia in 1916.
When rheumatism settles in joints, Joint-Ease promises quick and lasting relief. It is described as a clean penetrating preparation for joint troubles and is recommended by Phillips' Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
The Beston Athletic Association announces its thirty sixth invitation handicap and relay carnival will be held in Mechanics' Building, Boston, next February.
An advertisement claims Dr Jack son's Digestive and Liver Powder relieves stomach trouble instantly and permanently after one box, with money back guarantee. It urges purchase via druggist or direct order, cites testimonials from Wheeling and Zanesville.
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