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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1925
Page
2
A reflection on Washington and Lincoln as models for service and patriotism. Washington’s courage, selfless pay sacrifice, integrity against self interest, and refusal of permanent power are highlighted as enduring civic virtues.
A historical reflection cites Washington as exemplar of forbearance and devotion to the public weal. It recalls Lincoln's axiom that right makes might, emphasized as central to Washington's mindset amid difficulties and reliance on others' failures.
Nathan Straus urges American Jewry to assist Eastern European Jews during reconstruction. He warns against turning away at the gates of America and stresses the need to support Jewish farmers and youth with training and opportunity to avoid perpetual reliance on charity.
A dense, dated list notes anniversaries and births from 1794 to today, highlighting figures like Joseph Duncan Henry Newton Walter Scott and others. It marks events such as Lincoln appointing Andrew Johnson, Oregon voting for Hayes, the 1890 Columbian Exposition deed, and Verdun attacks, plus regional notes on epidemics, transport debates, and a Wellington fire.
A look at today in history notes London Ontario near destruction from fire twenty five years ago. Mardi Gras carnivals open in New Orleans Mobile Pensacola and other southern cities.
A seasoned essay contrasts wealth and fame in entertainment with lasting fortune. It cites Lew Dochstader as a rare wealthy figure amid actors Joan Bunny and Sivers who died penniless, noting the fickle nature of money and the role of newspapers in shaping fortunes.
A reminiscence on keeping a cave explorer alive while awaiting larger news events. The speaker notes more contact with Florida friends than at home, hinting at a broader newspaper world and distant connections.
Fragmented verses invoke Tennyson like images of bells and bugles calling across chilly battlements. The jagged lines mix imagery of snow, towers, echoes, and a fading love, with repeated calls of blow bugle and echoes answering as life and memory fade.
A reporter interviews centenarians including Robert Brown in Diston Ohio and Frida Pye of 138 Pyeley Street. The old man declines a single philosophy, saying life’s meaning varies and he has no set creed.
Henry L. Sweinhart has been installed as president of the National Press Club in Washington. He has served as Washington correspondent for the Havas News Agency and worked with the Washington Times and Washington Post. A Yale graduate, he also earned a Master of Arts in 1905 and has promoted woman suffrage through the National Woman's Party.
A congressional moment interrupted by a suffragist protest raised the question of what President Wilson would do for Winans suffrage. The binar, though brief, drew attention before the report was drafted. Mr Swenirt, a National Press Club founder, has long served on its Board of Governors and was last year its vice-president and chairman.
Elyria Ohio February 17 1925 the Elyria Central Labor Union thanks a public official for attempts to secure ratification by the Ohio State Legislature of the Child Labor Amendment to the Federal Constitution and for saving the gas consuming public from a proposed service charge signed by Chas H Kopp secretary
Every driver should know basic first aid and carry a small case of first aid materials as part of the car’s equipment.
Jesus Jimenez, 25, a Mexican resident of 2125 East 29th street, leaped in front of a trolley car on 28th street Sunday morning in Lorain. Motorman Elmer Denhart witnessed him stall then fall onto the track as the car approached. Coroner J. E Perry of Elyria ruled the death a suicide.
Lorain February 23 Mary Profera 55 of 2925 Reid Avenue was found dead in her home Sunday after neighbors missed her since Friday. Coroner Myles E Perry ruled the death a pulmonary ailment and firefighters forced entry by breaking a window latch to access the residence.
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