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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
11
The piece urges readers to recall the Declaration of Independence in light of present social and political trends. It praises the colonists for courage in facing tyranny and warns that expediency erodes character, urging renewed commitment to the spirit that created Independence Day and to act boldly for right.
A critical review from a periodical that praises William McDougall's Ethics and Some War Problems while cautioning readers about overreaction to leadership. It argues that opposition to aristocracy and nationalism may erode trust in strong leaders and warns against cynical scrutiny that denies genuine merit.
A column notes public trust erosion and distrustful attitudes toward leaders. It cites political figures and media commentary, then shifts to cinema humor about Lenore Ulric in The Bird of Paradise, mocking剧情 and movie industry tropes.
A collage of historical notes and birthdays from Ohio and beyond. Key dates include 1796 deaths, 1854 streetcar inaugurations, 1869 Washington statue unveiling, 1892 Sioux Indian congress, 1894 Cleveland troops, 1898 Cervera fleet loss, 1919 allied military pact text, and 1922 Harding Prohibition stance. Birthdays listed for Sir Robert Nivison, Hubert Work, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, and others.
Twenty years ago the city agreed to extend Sixth street for residential use as Day allotment funds. The gun club held a tournament with Cleveland shooters attending. J A Prechtel of Cleveland was high with 144 of 155. The Southwestern line planned to drop half hour trains to hourly due to lack of riders. Fred Wolf secured the contract to build the Second Street fire station for 4 800. work to start immediately. Directors at the fair grounds clashed over a sale, obtaining an injunction to block the other side.
A fragmentary verse lament questions who robbed the ocean cava and distant shores to tint thy beauty. Poem mocks loss of origin while claiming an enduring charm remains beyond earth and sea. The speaker pleads to take thy heart, preserving it from melting snow and air.
A reader essay argues against overlong vacations and excessive self justification for idleness. It criticizes social conformity, punctuality neglect, and urges individuals to form their own opinions, value time, and resist neighborly overreach while noting historical anniversaries and upcoming honors.
The era calendar shows Ludhow Nass begins a three day 150th incorporation anniversary while Zionist groups mark the 20th anniversary of Theodore Herzl. Astoria Oregon starts a reconstruction centennial after the Dec 1922 fire. The revenue act taxes theater admissions as delegates gather in Cleveland for the Progressive Political Action conference and possible La Follette nomination. The U S enters its 150th year of independence as Coolidge birthday greetings go out and Rob ert Lindsay's birth centenary is noted. Dempsey holds five years as heavyweight champion while Coolidge addresses the National Education Association in Washington. The National Conference for Progressive Political Action meets in Cleveland and Bath Maine hosts the first firemen muster.
Gov Fred H Brown of New Hampshire was placed in nomination for the presidency at the Democratic national convention by F Clyde Keefe marking the first time a delegate from New Hampshire raised his vacant nomination at a Democratic convention in seventy two years. Brown, a former baseball player and longtime NH figure, served as U S district attorney for eight years, was mayor for ten years, and became governor in 1922 after a tax cut and budget economy. Bamboo pens persist in India, and wooden crosses guard towns in South America. Tallahassee claims uniqueness as the American city founded by a Napoleon family member Col Louis Napoleon Achille Mu.
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