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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1923
Page
3
A 1923 column discusses the Oberlin prison conference and如何 shifting public sentiment toward reform over punitive lawmaking. Judges and penologists argue that punishment alone fails as a deterrent. certainty of punishment deters, while proper probation shows strong reoffense reduction.
Baldwin-Wallace College students plan an entertainment at a High School tomorrow to raise money for a social center building fund at Western Heights. Edith Gill and her team oversee broad human welfare efforts including English American Government American History home making sewing nursing clinics for babies and children and youth gatherings in wholesome surroundings. The Western Heights community values the service and city residents are urged to support improving facilities and equipment for the up-to-date establishment.
A digest of historical milestones and contemporary items: 1803 Act recognizing Ohio as a U.S. state. 1833 charter for Franklin Bank of Cincinnati. 1837 death of U S senator and acting governor Thomas Kerker. 1840 Columbus rally for William Henry Harrison nomination. Other items note League of Nations assembly, Obregon birthday, notable births in Ireland Mexico and Ohio, and conventions in Memphis Atlanta and Montreal. Also references to the United States fleet rendezvous at Panama and Canada civil service wage and textile exhibitions. A humorous reminiscence about Tutankhamun and ancient kings closes the piece.
Ohio celebrates 120 years of statehood while noting Sir Allan W McNab birth anniversary and Dr Stephen Smiths centenary. The phonograph reaches forty fifth birthday since Edisons 1873 patent. Supreme Court reconvenes after three week recess as the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers opens its annual meeting in Naw.
ABE MARTIN reflects that effort after the whistle defines a man. He notes it is the mark of a clever boy to react swiftly and smartly, turning work into resilience and grit.
A reader’s humorous bulletin mocks entries into Tutankhamen’s tomb. Quips joke about mummies, gods, spirits, and potential finds like a red scarab and a watch charm. References to Dawes style ore, social themes, and a playful jab at politics and identities appear throughout.
Major General Clarence R. Edwards of the Yankee Division warns against pacifism and argues France should maintain occupation in the Ruhr until Germany pays every franc owed under the Versailles treaty. He criticizes peace movement propaganda and urges strong Allied action to ensure full reparations.
A fragmentary verse piece laments a forsaken lover confessing restraint from loving a smooth fair woman. The speaker notes her beauty fades like a harvest rose plucked by rough hands, scent and beauty lost as leaves fall one by one, suggesting mortality and unfulfilled desire.
Kansas City publisher Walter S. Dickey of the Kansas City Journal, a Harding friend and former state Republican chairman, is mentioned for a cabinet vacancy. A 1916 Senate candidate, he sits on the Republican Publicity Association executive committee and has interests in manufacturing and navigation projects.
Quick relief for eczema and skin troubles promises healing from first application. Advertises Zemoe and Zemin as a dependable antiseptic, claiming rapid removal of eczema tetter pimples rash and blackheads with lessons in skin health. Extra large bottle priced at 1.00 and 35c for single bottle.
A brief lyric note echoes a line about love worn by time and distance. It reflects on beauty faded with experience as affection shifts and the beloved garners attention from multiple admirers yet remains claimed by none. The tone is reflective and elegiac.
Ten years ago Mrs. Paul Mercera phoned her husband and died by poison. Fireman Virgil Wright was killed on his first day aboard a yard engine by a passing train. The city and the Green Line argued over an ordinance to end electrolysis and the matter went to the courts.
A damaged fragment reports an explosion at Troxel Manufacturing Co injuring Thomas Condon. The city received blueprints for eliminating grade crossings by New York Central. agitation grows over annexing Carlisle area. Carpenters wage scale set at 1.00 per hour starting April 1 1923.
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