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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
7
The piece argues wealth is not a guarantee of virtue and that self-made progress stems from health, energy, and grit. It praises Theodore Roosevelt as a example of determination and notes that a well-off youth who climbs to higher moral and material levels embodies genuine genius and power.
The president desires an adjournment by June seventh amid debate over pending bills. Lawmakers weigh whether current legislation could aid Northwest conditions and if passage is feasible. Opponents accuse others of stalling for political theater, while supporters insist adjournment only if real remedies exist.
Canton Daily News notes suspicion that the Dawes report may be a rumor rather than a formal document. The Bac Be item reports a decline in alcoholic deaths, suggesting many are abstaining from drinking.
A historical column lists notable Ohio anniversaries and births. Entries include Bushrod Washington born in Virginia, John H. Douglas born in Waterford, a 1918 ship disaster at Spartansburg Pennsylvania, 1919 suffrage movement action, and 1921 memorial cornerstone in Bordeaux. Today's birthdays feature Mortimer Schiff Lazaro Emmet Corrigan Battling Nelson.
Several major observances and meetings open today including the birth centenary of Dr John H Douglas linked to Grant's last illness. Events include the Prohibition Party convention in Columbus with Herman Pearis as temporary chairman, state conventions in Utah, Louisiana and Vermont, the 118th General Synod in Asbury Park, and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers triennial in Cleveland. A White Plains trial begins for Clarence O. Baring on an arsenic poisoning charge. Conventions open in New York for the Mutual Savings Bank campaign to plant saving in schoolchildren.
Spokane business and professional women join the Commercial Executives' Association to strengthen ties between Spokane Washington based clubs. The note highlights collaboration among the SPOKANE Washington Busi ness and Professional Women's Clubs.
Jim Armitage notes a Massillon hotel stay with high rates and small rooms. A penny ante game, local characters, and the Independent paper nickname are described, with references to Coxey's Army, Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, and Tim Terrill missing after visiting the state hospital.
Fragmentary text hints at a former professional golfer adapting to civilian life led by humor and social observation. Mentions women and car culture as backdrop, with dialect flavor indicating an entertainment column tone from a bygone era.
Fragmentary text describes dinner and eating preferences connected to Lea Hovis restaurant and a door tap. Mentions a request to change four, a brotherly element, and fatigue from time constraints. No clear event or outcome.
A fragment showing a verse about daily life with lines on work play warmth love and goodbyes. The piece hints at the poet George du Maurier and the refrain good day good night and farewell.
A reflective essay discusses word origins including mayonnaise from Mahon and saunter from saint Terre. It notes Vermont’s early steamboat, Morey, predating Fulton, and cautions that fame requires attention to detail. It comments on mirages guiding missteps and previews Bronzville public school reforms.
A Paris protest signed by Painleve Hoerlot Slum Boncour Rolland Richet Hadmard and others condemns Polish terror against political prisoners. It cites 3900 inmates in Cracow Lemberg Lodz and hunger strikes demanding better cells food care and rights to readers visitors and exercise.
A 65 000 bond issue for asphalt on Middle avenue yields about 520 per foot. Mayor Folger bans fireworks in the city on July 4 without permit. Former Reporter editor Bisbro dies of malaria at Gates Avenue home. The Liberty Bell toured via Taroooi en route to the St Lor exposition. crowds greet it at the depot. Elyria couple William H. Meineke and Miss Vonnie Shde wed by Rev. J. A. Schmidt. Lorain County Republican Executive Committee names Ensign and Williams to posts. A weather deck in shipbuilding is described as a deck with no overhead protection.
A London vicar delivers sermons in railway stations with topics such as Spiritual Lessons from the District Railway The Ticket Office and Cloak Room and The Repairing Sheds. Garnets from northern Arizona and New Mexico are cited as among the finest in the world.
Dr Clarence E N Mac Artney elected moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States described as an ora tor scholar and writer. He is 44 and unmarried born Sept 18 1879 Northwood Ontario educated Wisconsin Princeton Theological Seminary ordained 1905 first pastor Paterson New Jersey later Arch Street Church Philadelphia. Date collection notes palm bearing appear unfinished.
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