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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1924

Page

7

Mah-jong Fever Draws Fire Over Its Moral Cost

A 1924 editorial warns that Mah-jong, popular across social strata, is linked to gambling and moral decline in China and abroad. It cites cases of child players, losses in China, and aggressive American marketing, urging caution about a fad with potential societal harm.

China Orient Peking Donald Strickler Dearborn Independent Mah-jong United States America

Political Motto Quoted Speaker Sparks Lighthearted Debate

A humorous political motto about President McA and Vice President Dough-heny circulates, contrasting a playful modern tone with the reference to twelve foolish virgins and a comment on folly in today’s context.

McA-dough Dough-heny

Yesterday's Ohio and Today's Birthdays and Notices

A collage of historical dates and oblique notes including battles, births, and notable events from Ohio history. It lists figures such as the Earl of Effingham, Pierre Jean David, Brigham Young, Mary Anne Keeley, and Theodore Geer with scattered anecdotes and a saloon of local misadventures in Cleveland.

Earl of Effingham Pierre Jean David Washington and Jefferson Angers France Pars Joseph Franz Boston Cooper Town Brigham Young New Desert Salt Lake City Mary Anne Keeley London R N Hardung Rome Thomas A. Low Porfolio Quebec Theodore T. Geer Ornor Oregon County

Bridge celebration tied to Caloosahatchee River completion

Today communities in Florida including Fort Meade and nearby cities mark the completion of the Caloosahatchee River bridge and a segment of the new South Florida highway. Sir Alfred Robbins of the United Grand Lodge of England begins fraternal Masonic visits in America, guest at Massachusetts grand lodge in Boston as conventions open in Winston-Salem North Carolina Teachers Assembly gathers.

St. Gregory Jackson Lewiston New York Fort Meera Floria Caloosahatchee River New South Florida Alfred Robbins Board of General Purposes United Grand Lodge of Masons of England America Massachusetts Boston

Komical Telegrams and Local Oddities Highlight Week

A fragmented Chronicle Telegram page notes quirky headlines and items. Mentions overloaded truck drivers fines, a daily radio program, a coming show at the Rigno, and local chatter about auctions and line sales amid wartime patriotism.

Chronicle-Telegram

Reading the screen hides nothing, says ARE MARTIN

ARE MARTIN criticizes readers who quickly pass on text then insist on sticking with it to read through. He questions why a screen is called a screen if it hides nothing and services merely to reveal content as printed.

The Way of the World by Grove Patterson

The author argues purchasing power has fallen forty percent over a decade yet incomes may offset losses. Hobos arise from choice or necessity, with some involuntary figures due to crime or punishment. Emphasis on tax fairness for singles vs families and the duty to contribute to society.

Europe Stollberg Savony United States

Reginald McKenna on money supply and bank policy

British financial figure Reginald McKenna argues that money in circulation is driven by bank deposits and public demand plus Bank of England actions. He explains how loans, purchases, and gold or securities operations create or destroy bank cash, shaping trade and investment.

Regin LD Reginald McKenna British Financial Authority Iin Bank of England Bark of England

How Cold Are Thy Baths Apollo Poem Fragment

A fragmentary poem referencing Apollo and a fallen king, with lines about cold baths and a tragic descent. Attributed to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in a damaged nineteenth century manuscript, the text blends mythic imagery with dark dream sequences.

Togurtha Apollo Rome Credus Herry Wadsworth Longfellow

City council eyeing West avenue detour to town

City leaders sought to lure Veflox L from Lodi to town via West avenue and Second It as part of the year’s plans. City chemist Frank Pierce condemned canned meat samples, promising replacements after testing.

Lodi West Avenue Frank Pierce Howes Street Eleventh Street Harvard Avenue West Street East River Ridge Bialne Streets

Major F L Martin Pioneer of World Flight

Major Federick L. Martin commander of the round the world flight sponsored by the Army Air Service is a Hoosier born in Indiana. He graduated in mechanical engineering from Purdue and served in Coast Artillery before joining aviation. He heads the flying field at Rantoul Illinois and is praised for leadership, generosity, and steadiness in the air.

F. L. Martin Federick L. Martin Air Service of the Army Isa Hoosier Indiana Purdue University Coast Artillery School Aviation Servic Washington Rantoul Martins Igs

Parmint Ad Promotes Soothing Sugar Poultice

A druggist ad touts Parmint double strength with Hille Sugar and water to make a half pint. The mixture is advertised as soothing, healing, and providing instant relief, claiming it is widely liked and effective.

Tanlac Saved My Life Says Mrs Harrison

Mrs Eunice Harrison of Cincinnati credits the Tanlac treatment with restoring her health after years of stomach trouble and nervousness. She says her condition had been deemed hopeless, but Tanlac revived her spirits and improved her life greatly. Tanlac is advertised as available through druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Saved Mrs. Harrison Taniac Tanlac

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