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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
5
A woman with a senator asks President Lincoln to pardon her Mosby 5 1 husband condemned to death. Lincoln questions the husband’s character, decides to turn him over to the wife for safekeeping, and jokes that the dry mood would have prevented the pardon. The scene ends with the woman sobbing and Lincoln joining in the emotion.
The passage praises Abraham Lincoln as a supreme peacemaker who bridged divisions amid violence among millions. It contrasts Lincoln’s steadiness with puppet politicians and ad campaigns, invoking civic unity and nationhood rooted in Lincoln and Washington as foundational figures.
The article notes a flu outbreak affecting Ingham Schools with multiple mentions of patients and staff. It lists individuals and various social and civic activities surrounding the period, including meetings in Elyria and visits to hospitals, with several local residents traveling to Cleveland and other towns for care or events.
A compact timeline of Abraham Lincoln from birth in 1809 through his presidency and death in 1865. The list covers key milestones including military service, political offices, legal career, the Civil War era actions, Gettysburg dedication, reelection, peace terms, and assassination.
General Manager F W Coen of the Lake Shore Electric discusses improved car service in Lorain. He meets with city officials to review plans and coordinate better transit during a period of invited city officials.
Alfred J Allen of 605 Mid dle avenue receives a sister’s letter from the south dated January 26 1930. The missive recalls a memorable journey noting various places and sights and mentions glowing scenery observed along the way.
The writer describes stopping at a cattle ranch, admiring hills forests and pastures, then traveling by boat to New Orleans harbor. They praise the city for its commerce and large harbor, note cotton, tobacco and rice markets, and contrast winter sports with summer games. The piece mentions vaudeville, dancing, and a lively social scene with observations on local nightlife and wineries.
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