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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
7
A 1930s style commentary notes the harsh reality of Shanghai child labor, with young children working twelve hour shifts for about twenty cents daily. It contrasts Western calls for protection with local parental fears about state power, urging action to shield children from exploitation.
The country mourns former Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall a genial whimsical figure who chose service over higher office and amused and inspired crowds with humor and loyalty. He made friends aided light-heartedness and will be widely missed by many.
A column lists notable historical anniversaries and birthdays. Figures include Isilé-John Godfrey born in Highgate VI and died 1887 in Albany, plus Giuseppe Garibaldi born Nice 1804 and died Caprera 1882. It highlights events from 1825 to 1902 and reflects on today’s prominent names and past politics.
A roundup of notable anniversaries and events marks Thomas Hard as turning 85. Listings note gatherings from Saskatoon to Los Angeles with groups including Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles Shrine and Daughters of the American Revolution. Monetary adage closes the snippet: Money talks, but the men who Make it are generally silent.
A fragment notes a party woman named Jabe Maxrin and hints that her acquittal seems unlikely while mentions of sisters on the jury and high powered salesmen imply social pressure and consequences after involvement with certain men.
Dartmouth class speaker Urbain J. Ledoux alias Mr Zero criticizes press church and government over unemployment and labels prohibition a failure. A divorced society trend hints at easier divorce law in Yucatan. Glenn Frank, 37, Northwestern grad and magazine editor, is praised as a beacon of educational method and leadership potential.
Walton Ice Station on West River at West Street is open daily from 7 a m to 6 p m with Sunday hours 7 a m to 12 M. Iee Plant on Winkles Street operates day and night.
A Lorain County reader praises President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover for ending costly bureaus. He suggests eliminating the county superintendent of schools and staff along with domestic science, athletic teachers, and medical staff, arguing taxpayers should decide by referendum.
A poem by James Whitcomb Riley about lingering gratitude for generous hosts at a late hour. The speaker reflects on life and love, grateful for the hospitality and wishing to press hands in farewell.
Twenty five years ago the Coliseum became a dance hall drawing a big crowd on opening night. Citizens watched a bright comet said to speed toward earth as Cedar Pine and East avenues were slated for paving with a 3000 dollar city appropriation. The council looked at a new fire engine while forty five high school students prepared to graduate with Dr W O Thompson of Ohio State University delivering the address.
The British novelist Thomas Hardy, living at his ivy-clad Wessex home, celebrates his eighty fifth birthday as messages of good wishes arrive from around the world. Once a celebrated Victorian giant, Hardy recalls contemporaries such as Dickens, Thackeray, Trollope, and Ruskin, all now departed. He began as an architect before turning to fiction with Tess of the d Urbervilles in 1891 and Jude the Obscure shortly after, cementing global fame.
The New Avon Park in Avon Ohio formerly Island Park French Creek offers dancing every Sunday and Thursday nights with a six piece Pilchner orchestra. Buses run hourly from Lorain and the venue caters to the better class. Cutout ad valid for fire dances at the ticket office.
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