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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1924

Page

3

Wilson Seen as Great Yet Flawed Figure in History

In the wake of Woodrow Wilson's decline after the war and the Versailles treaty, observers reflect on his lofty ideals and complex legacy. The essay notes his strength and weakness, compares him to Lincoln, and suggests future historians may judge him by his high ideals rather than Paris negotiations.

Woodrow Wilson Grayson Harding Warren Harding Theodore Roosevelt Versailles John Maynard Kernes Paris Mr. Wilson Wilson Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Sumner Greeley Wade Hess

Yesterday's Ohio and Today's Anniversaries Chronicle

A collage of oblique notes on historic birthdays and events. Mentions James G Berney, Dr Mark Hof al Bem Led in London, and themes of anniversaries, politics, and railroads. References to Fosdick and the 1923 Presbyterian Assembly. A patchwork of dates, places, and figures with wistful reflections.

Anniersaries James G. Berney Danville Englewood N. J Mark London Lambet Palace Rie Frogmore Tre

Vision and tragedy of Woodrow Wilson in peace aims

The passage reflects on Woodrow Wilson as a figure whose visions of universal peace and international goodwill outshine his flaws. It argues that his greatness lies in what he hoped to achieve rather than what he accomplished, noting the clash between idealism and a world未 prepared for his vision.

Mr. Wilson Woodrow Wilson

Annual Farm and Toy Week Programs Highlighted

The article lists events at Kansas State College of Agriculture and a New York Toy Fair. Attendees include agricultural authorities and various organizations. The Farm Week program and related meetings span multiple cities with cultural and educational focus.

Tampa Reading W. University Academy of Maine Philadelphia Kansa State College of Agriculure Anual New York

The WA OF THE WORLD By GHOVE PATTER

The text describes a 7 feet tall figure named Can Cleary among seven famous walkers with extraordinary speed and endurance. It outlines challenges to others, mentions distances like two hundred miles, and questions about one hour pace and practical limits. The fragmentary prose imitates a sensational athletic or stunt narrative.

ABE MARTIN Recalls boots and breakfast talk

In a rustic vignette Abe Martin recalls how folks once faced wet boots and rough mornings. Mrs. Tipton adds a quip about a message for her daughter as the scene unfolds in a small town tableau.

Komical Telegrams and Local Happenings From DeForest

A collage of light notes on local life and public figures includes remarks on DeForest cinema, Hayn’s predictions, and a shift in chamber meetings. Mentions water works in Lorain, the Green Line’s spring car paint, hotel agitation waning, Kiwanis songs, and a bustling burlesque scene with sparse crowds at the Musical Art.

Labor and capital in partnership spark American prosperity

Chauncey Depew praises labor advancing in management and notes labor banks in New York and other cities with deposits of 5 million. He urges Treasury money to expand railroads and unlock resources, warning politicians risk undermining this broad prosperity.

America Chauncey Depew New Variandae United States Great Britain France Secretary of the Treasury

Lorain Nonsense Sparks Local Campaign Buzz

A jumble of political chatter and local happenings in Lorain covers Baker speculation for the Democratic nomination, labor union endorsements, preparations for fall, comedian references, and civic updates. The piece mentions a letter urging Governor runs, poultry success, Lorain County assessor exams, and new leadership at the Lorain water works and chamber of commerce.

Who’s Who in America Profiles Silas Hardy Strawn

Silas Hardy Strawn, a Chicago corporation figure and long time lawyer, is described as a strategic, masterful move by President Coolidge to appoint him with Thomas Gregory as special counsel in naval reserve offense cases. Born December 16, 1866, near Ottawa Illinois, Strawn is a leading Cook County lawyer and former president of the United States Golf Association. his career spans roles with Montgom ery Ward & Co and as general counsel for multiple firms including Union Stock Yards & Tran gie Co and Calumet Insurance Co.

Hardy Strawn Silas Hardy Chicago Strawn Cook County Chitafo Bar Ssoon Illinois Bar Association American Bar Associati Ton Strawn & Shaw Chicago & Alton Railroad Montgomery, Ward & Co Ottawa Margaret Stewart Birnhamton N. Y Union Stock Yards & Trangie Co Chicago Junction Railway Co Calumet Insurance Co Booth Fisheries Co Michigan Central Railroad United States Golf Association

Washington boom backs W. G. Sharp Dame as Russia ambassador

Ohio legislators launch campaign to appoint Congressman W. G. Sharp Dame ambassador to Russia. Mrs. Winston Gates announces a fund of 20 908 dollars to build a home for sick and crippled children linked to Memorial hospital. Chamber slogan committees approve "Elsha, the 199 per century" proposed by Theury G. Peat with a $25 prize.

Washington Ohio Cressmen W. G. Sharp Dame Russia Wion. Gates Memorial Hospital Chamber of Commerce Elsha Theury G. Peat

Zemo Advertises Eczema Remedy and Soothing Antiseptic

An old advertisement promotes Zemo antiseptic liquid for burning eczema and skin troubles. It claims quick itch relief and healing for eczema sores burns wounds and chafing, with pricing of 35 cents for standard and one dollar for large sizes plus Zemo soap and ointment options.

Poem Imagines Ploughing Bitter Dawn and Hope

The speaker notices a dawn landscape with orange light and blue veins as a blackbird speaks in loneliness. A stream of horses moves to plough while ploughmen are urged to labor for the future with steadfast effort and forward gaze.

Surprise Chelemsford appointment shocks First Lord Admiralty

Britain names Lord Chelmsford to the post of First Lord of the Admiralty prompting wide astonishment among observers as the new cabinet assembles.

Britain First Labor Lord Chelmsford The Admiralty

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Weight Gain

Tens of thousands of thin men and women discouraged about gaining flesh can try McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. A woman reportedly gained 15 pounds in five weeks. tablets are candy easy and come with a money back guarantee if 8 pounds aren’t gained in 30 days. Priced at 60 cents a box via local druggists Phillips Crandall and Ebert Drug Stores.

McCoy Phillips’ Crandall and Ebert Drug Stores Advt

Appointment surprises as Oxford figure named to Queensland post

An Oxford University official from a prominent Conservative family receives a surprising appointment as Queensland Viceroy. The Lord Crymston, noted for tact, energy, and leadership as former captain of Oxford's cricket eleven, has held roles including Viceroy of India and Governor General of Queensland and New South Wales. He inherited the baronetcy shortly before this move.

Oxford Univer Crvmstond India Queensland New South Wales Oxford

Creomulsion Promises Cure for Chronic Cough and Colds

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new creosote emulsion that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. It claims to treat chronic coughs bronchial issues and throat lung diseases while rebuilding the system after colds with a money refund if not relieved.

Askyrour Druggist Creomuision Co Aflaneta, Ga Andy

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