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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
5
The readable text shows a copyright and republication notice for the Associated Press. It mentions exclusive rights to use dispatches and local news published herein and reserves all republication rights. The fragment provides no specific event or person details.
Discussion of Article VI and VII outlines the permanent secretariat at the league seat, appointment process for the secretary general, staff by the secretary general with council approval, and diplomatic immunities. It notes the council may move the seat and that league property is inviolable.
A fragment questions why a treaty provision was kept from the Senate and people. The speaker notes publication in Paris for weeks, while the Senate demanded publicity. The piece accuses the President of withholding the agreement and wonders what secret terms exist.
The text urges ratification immediately or after amendments to fix mistakes before signing. It argues safer to amend now rather than trust future fixes and cautions about premature signature. It emphasizes ensuring contract terms match what you want before commitment.
King expected home for opening as Commons is created for students. New housing East Lodge and West Lodge to house men. A broad physical education program will start this year with equipment for all sports beyond Varsity. President Henry Churchill King recently returned from overseas service and Syria mission. Ray Jewell and father travel to New York.
Mr and Mrs Geo Lange and friends on Elyria road near Oberlin escaped with only bruises and scratches when their car left the road and rolled into a ditch. About a dozen men lifted the vehicle and helped all occupants while no one was seriously hurt.
Grafton notes list Elyria visitors including Mrs William Chamberlain and Mr George Reisinger. Guests travel from Cleveland Rochester Mount Pleasant and Lorain to join local families for dinners and a school picnic. Misa Geraldine Buckingham is mentioned among the attendees.
A person vows to sue a reader who refused delivery at the past office over an unpaid subscription. The speaker likens the debtor to a spiky polecat and an ornery hyena, arguing the debt is owed and will be pursued in court.
Social notes list relatives and friends visiting or staying in town. Mrs. John Samick and Mrs. Raymond Weir hosted guests, Emily Tran and Sylvia were in Lorain, Arthur Wiley visited his brother Sherman in Akron, X Y Zilkie made business trips to Cleveland, FP Park and Olive Park and Marian Park vacationed at Chautauqua Lake, and George Eisley and children called on the Schwarer family in Elyria.
Frank Eilenberger speaks of summer on the farm while joking about chopping trees and milking a heifer with comic mishaps. A lighthearted town note contrasts his farm visit with political chatter about Pearson’s possible resignation as Ohio state superintendent of public instruction and a potential successor, John L. Clifton.
ABE MARTIN notes Gran man Pash has recovered from psoriasis and is aware of all happenings in the neighborhood. The cartoon warns buyers that purchasing a car is like buying a waste basket for circulars.
An advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as a universal healer for sores cuts burns and wounds with testimonial style quotes from users in Ohio and Pennsylvania. It asserts rapid relief from injury and lists numerous ailments and a money back plan plus a SAN CURA SOAP for skin care and infant health with prices 60 cents per jar and 29 cents per soap.
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