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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1923
Page
3
The State Library provides general reference and lending for the two million residents without local library service. It serves as a central source for public and college libraries, ships traveling libraries to rural areas, supports 200 local libraries, and runs a legislative reference division with bill drafting and legal indexes.
The Chicago Tribune laments a string of restricting measures from lawmakers touching social spaces and behavior. It critiques proposed bans on pool halls and dance venues while urging a bill to amend human nature in response to perceived cultural decay.
A fragmentary retrospective lists events from one year ago today including senate actions and regional notes. The item references figures from a national event in New York and mentions conventions opening in Michigan and Rotary districts, with scattered dates and places.
Readable scraps mention a person and a date, with scattered names and places. The text appears to be a damaged notice or brief item with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
A disjointed OCR item mentions Pueco and Reva with heats and races on Tuesday and references Batchenettes and lazy brides in a fragmentary fashion. The readable names imply a local event or column note with unclear context and no full details.
A garbled slice of comic telegrams references Jim Armitage and a Mason, mentions Earl Jenkins recommending cold tablets, and jokes about a Jenks versus an undertaking business. The piece alludes to Burns, a Cleveland wife murderer, and vague chatter about moving or saving days and stars, with stray phrases about gas, doctors, and Senate reports.
A fragmentary poem laments parting from Nancy. The speaker vows love for ever, declares sorrow and heartbreak, and bids farewell with lines about joy and treasure. The text references fortune and fealty, using archaic diction and stylized spellings.
Fifteen years ago many men were out of work and township trustees helped them. The Chamber of Commerce called for 509 in subscriptions to aid relief while Mendelson provided work to thirty men at 12 cents an hour. The text notes a city fire tragedy and ongoing school drills, plus a shipment of street work and annual taxation nearing one hundred dollars per head.
Fragmentary wartime comment discusses Italy's political climate and moral fatigue. The piece references Caetani and fumbles in national conscience, highlighting obstinate customs and a blocked path to progress amid conflict.
The article profiles Rep. Finis Garrett of Tennessee, noting his nine-term tenure in the House and possible continuation in the fifty-ninth through subsequent congresses. It recounts his education in common schools and Leete College, law study, and early career as a teacher before entering politics.
Wellington branch notes FOEF will observe ten something anniversary in about two weeks. A committee has been appointed and definite plans will be made soon. Friendship Guild meets at the home of Mrs V M Vierce with Maggie and Figgs coming to Wellington. March 6 Dr James McGaw secretary of the National Reform Association featured the event.
The ship returning Maj. Gen. Harry T. Atlen commander of U S forces of occupation in Germany also brought Maj. W. Downer. Downer commanded the first U S army unit to enter France and sailed July 27 1917 as commander of the Sixth Field Artillery First Division A.E.L. Battery A has received nearly every war medal of the allied nations.
ABE MARTIN On Topics o' th' Day recalls Roundhead figures. Norton Pusey Uncle Niles Turner and local families discuss the old brick house at Spruce and Main, the Aheys, the Perley women, and the Watson block. The talk notes a new filling station, a Moorish filling station with an Italian garden, and the evolving business district.
Mr McGaw spoke at a Methodist church Monday night on placing the Bible and public schools in Ohio. The piece notes nationwide campaign topics and opinions on education policy. Wellington mentions Mrs. Walter Husted visiting Cleveland, family flu recoveries, and a French Navy submersible design.
A historic notice describes a firm that makes a business of supplying original sermons to preachers at a set annual rate, detailing the service model and pricing structure.
A court records a dive count ter against a couple over wilful al in Elvira. The case lists disputed interest and apparent wrongdoing, with legal action pursued by authorities.
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