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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1923

Page

3

HAND-ME-DOWN IDEAS AND CHANGING CONVICTIONS

The piece criticizes politicians who pretend to hold fixed views for gain, noting real convictions cannot be swapped like garments. It cites Ellis Island rhetoric and a Missouri politician boasting about easily changing sentiments, urging that true beliefs only shift under conscience and judgment.

Grant Ellis Island Germany France Great Britain Italy America Missouri

Harding Opposed to Using British Debt for Soldiers Bonus

The dispatches report President Harding’s opposition to funding the soldiers' bonus from the British debt. The issue appeared in bold headlines across papers last Saturday. Critics ask why he favors other sources and warn it could be seen as delaying payments to veterans.

Harding Mr. Harding

Boxed man sails to Honolulu under own power

A man shipped himself in a thirty one cubic foot box aboard a vessel bound for Japan, but the ship stopped at Honolulu. Officials faced a legal puzzle as he was American, not immigrant or vagrant, and arrived as freight not passenger, leaving lawyers to weigh the unusual case.

Honolulu Japan Daxy Crocket New York Coronia Diggle Diggles Contii

Remembering Burns and Blotting the Senate Record

The text rails at a senator for altering records to hide foolish actions and laments the human tendency to misjudge ourselves. It invokes Burns’ line about seeing ourselves as others do and swipes at Turkey’s peace objections with a garbled aside about being agreeable.

Helflin Alabama Senate

Lincoln Day Playset in Two Acts Reflection

A fragmentary verse piece laments changing gender norms and mockingly contrasts traditional ideas. It satirizes tailors and the phrase boys will be boys, suggesting some prefer sewing doilies to chasing wild oats while noting many think so.

Yesterday in Ohio and a world of dates and events

A compact recap lists Ohio legislative currency laws from 1819, banker John Johnson death in Coshocton, a Cincinnati opera house panic in 1876, and a New York City Silk Association exhibition. It also notes a 1 year ago reading on public utility strikes, global figures born on that day, and ongoing conferences and elections in North America.

John Johnson Coshocton Congress Ireland Cmeinnati Morece Mumbola Giulio Gatti-Casazza Metropolitan Opera Company of New York Italy Mahion Pitney Supreme Bench of the United States Morristown James A Lowell Massachusetts Simeon E. Baldwin Connecticut New Haven Pittsburgh American Bankers’ Association Montreal Grand Cental Palace New York City Silk Association of Amerca Taschereau Quebec Arthur Sauve

Constitution Day Observed at Mexico and Founder's Day at Clark University

Mexico marks a national holiday commemorating the Constitution while Clark University observes Founder's Day honoring Jonas Gilman Clark. In Denver, the Colorado Industrial Exposition and Prosperity Carnival opens under the Colorado Manufacturers and Merchants’ Association. A special Federal grand jury will hear a case.

Mexico Clark University Jonas Gilman Clark The Uniersity Colorado Denver Colorado Manufacturers and Merchants

Film directors chase accurate looks in medieval plots

ABE MARTIN laments too many men with briefcases disturbing the public. He jokes that directors strive for historical accuracy in medieval films, even adjusting haircuts to fit the era.

Komical Telegrams Reflect Odd Fashion Forecasts in Detroit

A Detroit convention by the National Association of Verdant Tailors showcases new styles and humorous predictions. Mentions suspenders making a comeback, ten percent price rises on men’s suits, and jokes about tuxedos, bell crougers, and beach wear. References to fashion glossaries, trousers, and bold vests, with nods to perfume and fraternity pins in barber colleges.

National Association of Verdant Tailors Detroit

Poems That Live Too Late

Poem fragment asks Douglas to return in old image, longing for Lost love. The speaker recalls Douglas’s faithful, tender smile and laments days that cannot return, wonders if truth is known in heaven.

Douglas

Timely views on world topics Bolshevism in Hungary rejected

Budapest attorney Hengecy and Dr Oliver Jacobi condemn Bolshevism after four months of Soviet rule in Hungary. They cite halted industry, food shortages, and farmer passivity as proof of failure, noting the counterstatement of workers turning against Bolshevik control and the army’s defeat by Romania. The piece includes a poetic line from Dinah M. Cralk.

Hungary Budapest Hengecy Oliver Jacobi New York Saya Jacobi

Community club urged upkeep of homes in Elyria

A local club on Beautifying Elyria discussed improving the town by urging members to keep their home premises in good condition. Blazzionaro and Maria Natobe of Bellevue were arrested here after fleeing their hometown, abandoning their spouses and children.

Elyria Blazzio Naro Maria Natobe Bellevue

Suburban Day Advertisers Promote Father John’s Medicine

An ad touts Father John’s Medicine as a preventive for pneumonia by nourishing the system and removing waste. It warns against unsafe syrups and balsams and urges readers to patron Suburban Day Advertisers tomorrow.

Father John

Fraternal Order Eagles contract for city decorating

Ten years ago the Fraternal Order of Eagles signed a contract with a Pittsburgh firm to decorate the city for the spring state convention. Lorain County Progres s discusses a banquet planned for Oberlin in March. Co B launches an enlistment drive amid rumor of war with Mexico and gains several new members. A bipartisan liquor license board will be appointed by the legislature with Elyria men among the candidates. W N Gates gave an address before the Political Study Tomorrow is Day tomorrow and bank the difference.

Robert Woods Sliss Robert Woods Bliss Harding Sweden Ira Nelson Morris Bliss Porto Rico Venice Petrograd Brussels Buenos Aires Paris St. Lows Harvard Hague State Department Order OF Eagles Pittsburgh Mexico Co. B Elyria

Zemo Advertises Eczema Relief and Skin Care

A druggist offers Zemo for eczema and skin issues with a large size priced at 190 dollars. The advertisement claims Zemo removes eczema wounds and chafing when applied as directed, penetrating and soothing the skin. It promotes Zemo as a clean, inexpensive remedy and urges readers to try it, asserting superior effectiveness.

Jie

Cleveland Official Resignations Shocks City Hall

Cleveland officials announce resignations at the mayoral cabinet as Roberts and others face dismissal following a verbal clash. The mayor said he would be pleased to fire those involved and could act if Roberts orders, marking the first Kohler era shakeup in the agency.

Cleveland B. Roberts Kneisly

City Council Tables Memorial Hospital Funding Request

The city council agreed to appropriate Memorial hospital the same amount as for indigent care. C E Tucker ton, superintendent, reported the past year’s costs at 6 042 dollars, with daily rates noted. Mayor Jones and the Service Director confirmed the needed funds and building equipment status, including old water works junk awaiting disposal. A separate note from London predicts a 12 hour sight bet and New York action soon.

C. E. Tuckerton Stokes Jones London Civil Ted New York

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