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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1923

Page

3

Magnificent gift supports Elyria Home for the Aged

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Taft donate 20000 toward the Home for the Aged in Elyria with a conditional 20000 more, aiding expansion of the Old Ladies Home on Second Street and West Avenue. Dr. G. A. Reeder leads the project amid prior funding hurdles, with a total near 100000 pledged.

C. F. Taft Elyria Second Street West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church G. A. Reeder Ely Wick Community Chest Reeder the Home Dr. Reeder

For the Sake of Progress

The piece laments a balloon race mishap and the loss of airmen Lieut. L. J. Roth and possibly Lieut. T. B. Null. It emphasizes sacrifice in advancing air navigation and the high human cost of progress.

Acc L. 3. Roth T. B. Null

On the Alaskan Trail with Harding

A satirical column recounts heroic, perilous journeys by explorers facing natural hazards and political headlines. It sneaks in jokes about locals, crime, a mayor fining a card game, a honeymoon, Indians, a burglar case, and a mosquito marching through daily life, ending with a wry note on democracy of mosquitoes.

Yesterday's in Ohio Historical Snippet 1918-1909 Events

A compact timeline notes 1918 French force under Rochambeau reaching Newport Rhode Island to aid the Revolution, 1802 birth of Robert Chambers in Scotland, 1848 Vermont receives captured brass cannons, 1892 Pennsylvania National Guard called for Homestead riots, 1897 Andree vanishes after North Pole attempt, 1901 James Kilbourne named Ohio governor candidate, 1909 Simon Newcomb dies, and Roosevelt's aerial victory.

Rochambeau Newport R. I Robert Chambers Scotland Bennington Vermont Congress Pattison Pennsylvania National Guard Homestead Andree North Pole James Kilbourne Ohio Simon Newcomb Wallace Nova Scotia Lieut Quetn Roosevelt

Parliament passes Wash ington Arm as Conference treaties

One year ago today British parliament approved Wash ington Arm as Conference treaties. President Harding urged coal miners to resume work while wage arbitration proceeds. Today's notable birthdays include Arthur B. Copp Richard Lake Pleasant Stovall Finley Dunne and Maj. Gen. Harry C. Hale.

Harding Arthur B. Copp Dominion Cabinet Westmoreland County N. B Richard Lake Sackatchewan Lancashire England Pleasant A. Stovall United States Switzerland Augusta Finley P. Dunne Chicago Harry C. Hale France Galesburg

Come Birdie Come Live With Me Song History

A fragmented item notes a 13870 dated song lyric urging a bird to live freely, reflecting archaic dialect. The snippet, tied to Abe Martin themes, hints at era language and male gaze precedents in popular tunes long before modern freedoms.

Birdie

Conventions Open Across Regions on Opening Day

Reports note anniversaries for Sanford Gifford and William Blackstone. Alabama legislature begins adjourned session as national and local events unfold. The Henderson carries President Harding toward Alaska. National Federation of Business and Professional Women convenes in Portland. Federal court in Denver sets trials for Father Grace and John Walsh with Katherine O Connor to test separately. Southern Fisheries in Jacksonville, Texas Floral Association in Waco, Cedar Point hosts Ohio Electrical Light Association.

Sanford R. Gifford William Blackstone Alabama Henderson Harding Juneau Gulf of Alaska Seward Portland Ore National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Walter A. Grace John Walsh Denver Katherine O’connor Jacksonville Fla Southern Fisheries Association Waco Texas Texas Floral Association Cedar Point Ohio Electrical Light Association

Lorain County Gets 48000 Worth Of Roadwork This Year

The item mentions Lorain County receiving 48000 dollars for road improvements this year. It notes detours and comments from local figures about smoother travel ahead. A humorous aside hints at aviation and coast to coast travel.

Lorain County Donahey

Walter Drake Named Assistant Secretary of Commerce

Walter J. Drake of Michigan as 48 year old Assistant Secretary of Commerce charged with boosting American export trade in general with focus on automobile products. He previously chaired the export committee of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce and led the Hupp Motor Car Company board, aiding foreign auto trade initiatives.

J. Walter Drake Michigan National Autombile Chamber of cCommercié Hupp Motor Car Company Sturgis Mich Drake Atte

Women of America Can Save Europe Says Carrie Catt

Carrie Chapman Catt urges American women to act quickly to avert a European catastrophe. She argues women’s united, mature opinion can steer policy, with two main reasons cited: Europe’s rapid decline without relief and dwindling sympathy for the United States as observed abroad. The piece notes a shift toward viewing politicians as unable to solve the crisis.

America Europe Woman's Movement Women of

Music Co Formed Columbus July 10 Incorporation

The Henshey Music Co based in Elyria is formed with a $50,000 capital by R. E. Hire and Fred Jirsy. A scientist explains that reported fish showers are not fish stories but result from high winds waterspouts and whirlwinds lifting fish from water and dropping them later. The Greeks viewed hopper as a medicine.

Columbus The Henshey Music Co Elyria R. E. Hire Fred Jirsy

Confessions of a Cynic and Small Town News Snippets

A satirical column comments on traffic dreams and urban progress, then shifts to brief local notes. Magnolia Arkansas residents hear of a gun incident with Miss Malaria Mooch and a verdict of not guilty. Nearby a homeowner shoots a burglar and is jailed. Hi Johnson skips politics by going to Europe. June wedding season buzz at 10 cent stores.

Malaria Mooch Magnolia Ark

Detroit auto magnate Drake praised for exports leadership

Drake, a Detroit attorney turned motor industry leader, served on the USS Yosemite during the Spanish-American War. He heads the Huppy Motor Company, sits on the boards of Detroit Pressed Steel and Denby Motor, and has long ties with Secretary of the Navy Denby. He believes American manufacturers can outproduce Europeans in quality and price.

Detroit Drake America

The Boy Upon the Burning Deck Poem Card

The poem depicts a heroic boy on a burning ship begging for his father’s word as flames surround him. He stands steadfast with blood and duty, calling for his father while the ship sinks and the flag rises in the firelit chaos.

Casabianca

Fragment of Hemans Poem Verse

Fragment from a poem about sea imagery and a young faithful heart cited to Mrs Hemans in the source text. The lines reference a sea voyage and a noble sacrifice, preserving the literary tone of the period.

Mrs. Hemans

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. F. Burke Elyria Postoffice Mayria Lorain International News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers Association New York A. E. Clayden Fifth Ave John TY. Hunter Marquette Phon L. J. Roth Lieutenant Null Lieutenant Roth Lake Erie Hudnutt Charlie Lord Jackie Coogan Jackie Cleveland Pittsburgh Howard Barbour the Light Company Jeg Abe Martin Komical Jim Armitage, Himesi Theobald Walter Dome Collinwood Hinkson , Buttenbender French Creek Avon Fred Meiser Clara Swiers Hopper Hi Johnson Elyria Hardware CO O. & W. Thum Company Grand Rapids S. J. George Taylor & Co Castle’ $ Wall Paper ¢ Store
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