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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
7
Saturday June 6 1925. A columnist argues against a harsh “thinking class” philosophy that labels walkers as wanderers and failures. The piece urges lifting others without overanalyzing cause and effect or compensation rules, warning that constant analysis could erase acts of kindness and welfare aid.
The article argues Senator Couzens of Michigan believes Americans increasingly see prohibition enforcement as hopeless. It contends he opposes enforcement in practice for political reasons while maintaining support in Washington, and claims Michigan voters should have known his stance before election.
In a school event a pupil calls Vice President Dawes the Gloomy Dean while others label Red Grange a book Moratorium becomes a eulogy on death and one pupil sees it as a means of killing legislation The piece wonders how adults would rate current events in Atlantic City or a city named Kly mat.
The first Wright airplane remains in the United States and will be placed in the Smithsonian Institution. Director Wolcott will revise the Langley machine label to give the Wright brothers their proper credit for the first man carrying powered flight, a point previously disputed.
A scrambled list of historical dates, births, and events across 18th to 19th centuries, noting figures from Patrick Henry to Sir John A. MacDonald, and citing disasters, inaugurations, and anniversaries. It mentions the American Civil War era, Wisconsin officials, and various birthdays. The fragment references a Seattle fire, Crimean War leadership, and a pension era, alongside contemporary celebrations in 1930s news style.
ABE MARTIN notes a meeting at Apple Grove Delestin' Society on Saturday night where summer cottage names were discussed and a woman named Em Moots learned her nephew died while running down a title in Mi aunt.
Sir John Baird second baronet long public service including Cairo Abyssinia and Ethiopian court work as envoy minister plenipotentiary and strong man with war honors and a political rise to Minister of Public Works and Transport. He has two sons and three daughters with Annette debuting in London last summer.
A poetic fragment ponders if morning air will be heard and night wind silenced as Taball vows to be mute when men meet in later days, hinting at memory, fate, and a solemn farewell.
35 years ago Elijah Vewett director in the National Bank celebrated his 16th birthday with a reception. The Lake Shore Rail Road finished the undercut at West River street crossing, opening the street to traffic. A new bounty law provided 20 cents a dozen for English sparrow heads. Martin Mueher wed Miss Mary Moebus in a ceremony by Rev Cyrus Locher on the 29th. Ferdinand Krugman and Emma Braun also married in a ceremony by Rev J A Schmidt on the List. Wilmot V Metcalf and John Martin Vincent of Elyria earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Johns Hopkins University.
Mayo of Rochester warns that scientific advances outpace human adaptation and the average lifespan remains about 58 years. He argues popular education is needed to apply science, while many cling to tradition. Quotes on weight loss, fashion at home, and a Columbia sermon urge practicality and courage over mere optimism.
The store advertises a Victor records release titled Red Hot a duet by Gene Austin and Uke Carpenter with songs Everything Is Hotsy Totsy Now Yes Sir Thats My Baby and Look at Those Eyes on the reverse. It mentions piano and guitar accompaniment a fraternal club pianist Hail Hail and a Greek letter refrain plus popular dance numbers Does My Sweetie Do and How Bye and Bye. Also touts a large stock of music manuals orchestral parts and 5000+ copies from Century McKeely Schirmer and more. It promotes radios cabinets portable Victrola and a big piano display at Norwalk with store hours and housewares like window screens and B P S paint.
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