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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1924
Page
3
The writer argues that Babson’s call for religion, specifically Christian service, is essential to reform business and political life. Exposing public leaders’ betrayal for profit, the piece urges government to serve humanity, uphold liberty, and ensure just taxation, with religion guiding public duties.
Charles W. Eliot longtime Harvard president emeritus reaches age 90 still mentally vigorous. A world figure in education and a democratic spirit, he led Harvard from 1869 at age 35 and declined public office while earning universal respect as a master of detail and upright citizen.
The piece extols Eliot for integrity and anti machine politics stance. It praises his service mindset, contrasting him with capitalists and labor unions, and lauds his portrait of Maine fisherman John Giller as a classic study of mind and character.
A collage of historical anniversaries and events dated "yesterday" or noted for today. Highlights include formation of early Canadian ministry figures, journalism milestones for Elza J. Nicholson, Confederate army organization, Samuel Luther Dana’s cotton bleaching method, the Potter law in Wisconsin, Niagara Power Company formation, and various political and labor events with locations and dates across 19th and early 20th centuries.
Fifty years ago today the nation remembered Charles Sumner a famed Massachusetts statesman after a rousing campaign. The piece notes the era’s political fervor and the enduring impact of his advocacy.
The excerpt recalls awkward past scenes about holding a girl and a boy on a lap and notes a woman paying attention in a shop while buying pajamas for her husband. It reflects informal speech and domestic scenes.
Snippets from a chaotic page cover Sheriff Matthews in Lorain with a water wagon joke, a Connecticut divorce tale, Medina fire engine woes, and quips about U.S. senators, Doheny, and Prohibition. Mentions Art Smith and George Dachters gold rush hints, with scattered political and social jibes.
A critique of public officials and lawmakers cites harsh commentary and frequent, cruel criticism aimed at congress, state legislatures, and city leaders in the piece.
The piece discusses Teapot Dome revelations and voters guiding future elections. It cites Eliot Wadsworth urging honest, efficient national management and compares governance to business stewardship. It profiles Sen Henry Ashurst of Arizona and notes his varied career from lumberjack to senator.
An essay-like piece reflects on public officials, tax averages, and social integrity in the United States. It cites Thoreau’s two year solitude, notes critics of Congress and state legislatures, and comments on the recurring pattern of legislative inaction.
A promotional missive touts a home system for rupture claiming instant lasting relief and no need for trusses. It promises free trial treatments and mailed information to all who request, urging immediate response to avoid continued discomfort and dependence on old methods.
A House discussion covers varied topics before lawmakers approve a bill to move Groundhog Day from February 2 to January 2 to bring spring earlier. The measure follows a long debate on calendar alignment and seasonal timing.
The text presents two dated poem fragments. First, a lyrical plea comparing affection and beauty with repeated endearments and thyme scented imagery. Second, a reflective meditation on memory, justice, and love elevating beauty, with lines about character, nature, and art.
The council urged New York Central Ry to build an undercut on Last Bridge street before city payment. Sanitary sewers were ordered for Chase Grant East Broad and Cedar streets to curb river contamination. Elyria carpenters unionization efforts and closure aims noted. Rev W M French resigned to take a pastorate in Hookstown Pa. Cassie Chadwick trial drew interest in Cleveland Oberlin bank wreck and local funds. Owen Bannon entered summer resort business with Century Park Lorain and planned operation hereafter.
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