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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary ledger text from a Chronicle Telegram page lists staff roles and addresses. It mentions managing editor and locations in Elyria Ohio along with AP association and advertising representation details. The readable parts reflect newsroom contact information rather than a full news article.
An Evergreen editorial argues against modifying Article Ten of the peace treaty covenant. It warns the clause could commit the United States to defend foreign regimes, risking entangling alliances, imperial overreach, and forced interventions from Ireland to India. It cautions such a league could compel war for disputed territories or uprisings, undermining American sovereignty and democracy.
The speaker warns that true peace must protect liberty rooted in eternal justice rather than crushed hopes. He argues America will not join a league that undermines the governed’s consent and urges timely, principled action in line with American institutions over the President’s political timetable.
Governor Goodrich recalls archaic holiday practices praising gentler times. He cites a boar's head centerpiece at Christmas dinner and a boy's wary request for a nonwatchful slice. A former teacher notes enduring value in simpler, timely customs and salary debates.
Building material costs are not expected to fall in the coming year delaying new construction. Despite caution, the article argues that prices will likely stay high only briefly and building this spring and summer could yield profits, encouraging builders to act now rather than wait for price drops.
The piece discusses ex Senator Elihu Root as a potential chair or keynote speaker for the National Republican Convention in Chicago. It notes his current focus on Brewers at Washington and questions whether he can spare time for party duties while highlighting his legal prominence and the potential value if he served the public interest as a whole.
A public notice urges workers in bookkeeping accounting and stenography to protect eyesight. It cautions that eye strain can cause permanent injury and emphasizes regular breaks and proper lighting to reduce risk.
Mike and Tim pursue Nanny and Billy after a failed escape from bars. Nanny hides under a thorn-apple tree while Billy plans next moves. Billy spots a city in the valley and heads toward town as a dust-filled chase unfolds.
Dr Edwards develops olive tablets as a calomel alternative after 12 years in private practice. The tablets claim to stimulate the liver and bowels without pains gripes or gum injury and lift foggy brains and moods. Available 10c and 25c per box.
A witty Abe Martin quip notes a husband’s work seen through his wife’s lens while humorously estimating the effort behind building a spring. The comments mix rural irony with everyday domestic labor and seasonal anticipation.
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