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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1924

Page

5

Followers of Christ and the East Evangelization Dilemma

Dr EH Stanley Jones argues Western Christian nations hinder evangelism in India. The Christ of the Indian road appeals more than church creeds, while war poverty and scandals stain Western Christianity. Gandhi urges living truly Christlike lives and studying non Christian teachings with sympathy.

EH. Stanley Jones India Gandhi Jones Mohammed Christ Washington Mahatmi Gandhi Springfield

Beating Time: A Toy Estimate of Life’s Days

The London Daily Herald reports an anonymous calculation of life lasting about seventy five days beyond the biblical eighty. It partitions time into sleeping, eating, working, and idle “sundries,” urging more reading and play while noting Edison and Roosevelt would alter the balance.

London Daily Herald Suetevetr Greene Thomas Edison Roosevelt Alice Freeman Palmer

Yesterday and Today in Ohio and World Events

A collage of birthday notes from 18th and 19th centuries, political musings on the 1920s US presidential race, cultural reflections on science and art, and notes on future preservation of moving pictures at the Smithsonian. Includes mention of Coolidge, La Follette, Hoover, and Maria Dawes, plus observations on elm trees and Gray's Elegy.

Siax Day 1924 Centenary and Commencement Plans

The piece notes Siax Day 1924 marking Julius Etchbere birth founder of the Boston Conservatory, Princeton’s 177th commencement with two dormitories dedicated, Harvard Stadium trials for Olympic track and field selection, Burn Maine Summer School for Women Workers opens, and Jack Steele’s preliminary trial in Little Rock over the Dr J F Marberry killing and related wounding.

Julius Etchbere Boston Conservatory of Music Princeton University Harvard United States Burn Mawr College Jack Steele Southern Association

Komical Telegrams and Airing Tickets in Cleveland

Jim Wan Age recounts a comic telegram exchange about easy money and a ticket sold for twenty dollars before reaching Cleveland. He compares the show favors to better acts seen for two dollars plus war tax and notes Wyoming delegate ladies.

Cleveland Burke

Desert Trees Without Leaves Found in Sonora Mountains

Desert mountains near Metroo Sonora reveal trees without branches or leaves standing as bare columns. The unusual vegetation appears soft to the touch and raises questions about climate and soil conditions in the region.

Desert Sonora Metroo

Homebound Preference Highlights Office Qualms

Readers discuss comfort of staying home versus travel and the divide between being entitled to an office and qualifying for one. The snippet reflects leisure choices and attitudes toward work and vacation.

Thor

Immigration reform urged by New York official on Ellis Island

Dr Spencer L Dawes, medical examiner for the New York State Hospital Commission, argues that dangerous aliens flood the United States via Ellis Island. He blames Congress negligence and federal indifference for lax enforcement, cites costs to New York and the taxpayers, and calls for stricter pre embarkation and on arrival examinations.

Lillis Island New York Spencer L. Dawes New York State Hospital Commission Dawes Congress Labor Department Secretary of Labor New York State

High School Class Purchases Bronze Panel and Local Political Moves

Twenty years ago the Class of ’04 at the high school bought a bronze Julius Caesar panel for the classroom. Judge Webber set a record by sending Ann Washington and Bessia Smith to the penitentiary, the county’s first women inmates. Attorney L B Fauver reportedly had a confrontation with Dr Herman, an oculist, after a divorce matter, ending with Fauver throwing him into the street. the fracas occurred in a fraternity round.

Julius Czar WM A Braman Republican State Executive Committee James Thomas Cornell University Philadelphia Fauver Hermann Vauver Patience Forchly

Recompense given in verse by Nixon Waterman

A short-poem reflection on gifts brightened by losses and joy growing after hardship. The speaker notes that life’s path gains light after the dark times, with the idea that small consolations revive the heart.

Nixon Waterman

Have You Piles Then You Have Something to Learn

An advertisement extols internal medicine for piles noting that ointments and suppositories fail to remove the cause. Dr J H Leonhardt’s Hemroid prescription is claimed to cure via improved blood flow, with a 98 percent success rate in trials of 1000 cases. It is sold by C W Phillips with a money back guarantee.

Leonhardt C. W Philins

Governor Urges State to Buy Coal for Institutions

In Columbus on June 13 Governor Donahey urged welfare director Harper to purchase coal for state institutions to relieve distress among coal miners. The state uses about 150000 tons annually for its institutions, an estimate noted. Thirteen women hold seats in the parliament of Czecho Slovakia.

Columbus Donahey Harper Czecho-Slovakia

Mrs Elizabeth P Martin Named Republican Convention Chair

Mrs Elizabeth P Martin of Philadelphia was appointed chairman of the Permanent arrangements committee for the Republican National convention in Cleveland. The move marks the first time a woman has been collected for each important power in the party. Martin, wife of Judge J Willis Martin, has led Pennsylvania women’s GOP organizations and holds prominence in civic and club circles. There is a famous quip noting fifty miles of hair on an average woman’s head unless bobbed.

Elizabeth P. Martin Elisabeth P. Martin Philadelphia Republican Party Martin Pennsylvania Barclay H. Warburton Republican Organization Cleveland Mia Martin J. Willis Martin Municipal Court of

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