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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1924
Page
6
A Wisconsin professor argues dances and social excess harm athletics and intellect. The piece notes nine hundred dances yearly costing students about 100000 dollars, critiques co ed fashion, but ends acknowledging many earnest students and the university's high status.
Admiral Fiske argues pacifism grows in the United States from omen influence, while women, who suffered in past wars, advocate peace with heartfelt doubt about war. They seek a quicker, lasting peace and claim no ulterior motives, challenging the admiral and others to prove a clearer path.
Within twenty four hours officials of the Anti-Saloon League deny any preference in legislative officers and veteran legislators deny outside control. The ALLEGE that the Assembly is hopelessly in the clutches of the Antima League. The piece argues the League has no alibi and no case, predicting a bleak outcome for the Association.
This page recalls anniversaries and notable births with dates and places, including Vleven Walker, Dominique Bowers, German site resolutions, Henry Vorhinge, and Dr Stephen B L Penroce. It notes figures such as John P Carroll, Prince George, Walter S Ad, and David A Reed with today’s ages and historic links. It also marks events from December 21 including Poland recognizing the Russian Soviet Government and Dawes’ appointment to head a broader German finances inquiry.
The calendar lists religious anniversaries from Archbishop Lennon to Rev John P Carroll and notes Jewish Hanukkah observances. It mentions Fall Tivem and Gra Farm events, plus an upcoming Third Pan American Conference. Also highlights sports calendars and a Pasadena football date and billiards notes.
The text outlines Howard M Gore’s 1920 appointment as Secretary of Agriculture and highlights his West Virginia roots and long career in farming, livestock, and agricultural organizations. It also reflects on tree growing, philanthropy by Duke and Eastman, and a critique of a political preference regarding public portraits in Parliament.
Grove Patterson argues socialism will fail if it cannot match the incentive to individual effort provided by capitalism. He contends human nature drives people to create and achieve, and socialism risks eroding that urge. He cites the American Forestry Association noting government forest purchases and land use as Western development factors.
Maj. Gen Robert Bullard, veteran commander in France, claimed disciplined German soldiers could defeat three Allied foes. Critics including Gen John L. Hines and Gen Tasman Bliss rejected the three-to-one ratio while noting German discipline vs Allied losses.
Forty years ago the famed humorist Josh Billings spoke to a large crowd at the opera house in Elyria. An effort was underway to install the Clay ear phone in Elyria, claimed to beat Bell and priced at 24 dollars annually. The GAR and WA C planned three entertainments including an old-fashioned dance. A water works survey showed seven miles of pipe laid, and the town weighed purchasing the plant. John Murbach took possession of the store room at Middle avenue and Broad street for a jewelry shop.
A wry remark noting that women may act foolishly because numerous foolish tasks await completion. The line reflects a humorous view on domestic duties and gender roles.
Reports indicate Dr Michael Hanisch has been re elected as Austria's president, fulfilling his earlier promise to revive Vienna and restore rural Austria. Observers note his ability to unite urban and rural regions while pursuing pro growth policies.
The article notes Dr Hainisch, once aligned with the Department of Education briefly, avoided politics until his ennoblement. A prolific author on economics since graduating from the University of Vienna thirty years ago, he draws practical knowledge from managing his large estate at Gloggnitz.
The Gulbransen piano showroom announces nearly thirty pianos including a valued Gulbransen at 265 in mahogany walnut and oak. Prices start from 450 for player pianos and include a foot powered electric reproducing model. Also showcased are a Princess Grand Ivers Pond in storage until Christmas and a Sonoradio phonograph radio combo priced at 225 and 475. Gift records, opera book, Victor Bubble Books, a toy phonograph, a Buescher saxophone and free lessons with each purchase.
Last minute shoppers are urged to focus on practical, quality gifts in hardware and house furnishings. The store touts durable cutlery, tools, and household items with warranties, offers easy payment plans, evening hours until Christmas, and special delivery on Christmas Eve. Items highlighted include electric washers, vacuums, casserole ware, Pyrex, lamps, reels, rods, toys, wagons, and bicycles for all ages.
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