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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1924
Page
2
A legal notice states that after this date Li will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but Albert K Harks. Address listed: 150 Cleveland St Birra Ohio. The notice includes formal declaration of sole liability.
Medina Ohio January 14 Medina County grand jury reconvenes Thursday after a day spent probing the Klan. Nine witnesses were summoned four testified including Mrs. Thompson, Deputy Sheriff Hange, ex Sheriff Hutchinson and Miss McGowan. Freese and Mrs. Renner did not testify. Also notes on county finances, humane society elections, tire company auctions, and Akron school basketball outlook.
In a brightly lit restaurant, Harriet and Dicky dine with Edwin Braithwaite and friends. Dicky orders an elaborate, dietician approved feast aimed to surprise, while Harriet relaxes and enjoys dancing and conversation. Edwin resists a long rest, revealing his wish for companionship and children.
A scanned page lists meals for breakfast luncheon and dinner including orange juice bruised bacon fried apples and apple pancakes with shaved maple sugar. It includes Nut Bran Gems and Marrow Cream recipes with steps for mixing batter and making a mayonnaise dressing and rubber cleaning tips.
Professor James McKean Cat tell is introduced as the new president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is described as a noted American educator specializing in psychology with leadership roles at Larraseite College and extensive study and residence in Germany.
George E. Roberts argues that the modern industrial system is essentially cooperative and that public understanding is needed to prevent social fragmentation. He warns Bolshevism’s influence worldwide and urges maintaining efficient, equitable organization through private ownership linked to societal needs.
The article traces a scholar who taught at Cambridge University and led a department at the University of Pennsylvania before joining Columbia University in 1891. In recent years his influence has grown as a journalist influencing public discourse and defending faculty minority rights against trustees and presidents.
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