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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
3
An OCR fragment cites The Associated Press material and lists offices in New York Chicago and South Wabash Avenue. It mentions Robert K. Ward as a national advertising representative and references advertising bureaus and publisher associations in a stray ledger-like fragment.
A 1920 editorial laments crowded schedules and public distraction, urging citizens to study information, research, and current issues before voting. It argues that democracy hinges on informed decisions and calls for dedicating time to thoroughly investigate matters of public interest.
Politicians display unexpected talent for politics as Republican women in Cleveland launch a separate organization after a division. The group formed when the initial faction failed to unite, with dissenters establishing their own association.
Fragmented text argues teachers salaries rose over six years by 133 percent while living costs increased similarly. It criticizes the notion that preachers are favored while teachers must match rising wages and living standards.
Marek and R E Hawgmont were guests at Mrs Thomas Way on Tuesday. C K Fox of Wellington visited Brighton Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ben M e was very ill with pneumonia but showed slight improvement after Mrs Mosher left. Grace Galley of Detroit visited sister Mrs Frank Edwarda. M E church holds special meetings led by Rev Wise each evening. About thirty ladies and friends met at Mrs W S Goss’s home for a social and business gathering with dinner. TWO HURT IN BLAST at a farm in Galion on March 13 when attempting to thaw a gas main. Daniel and George Sands were burned when the torch ignited the gas and an explosion followed. their condition is critical.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Billy Whiskers breaches an open ice box door, gnaws starch and pantry items, and are pursued after a girl screams Fire police murder. He is then captured by three officers, placed in a patrol wagon, and vows revenge on the girl, with tomorrow’s blotchy tale promising further consequences.
Mrs. Flatleigh’s new servant tour ends with a pratfall on the back stairs. A Rockefeller anecdote recalls Mahomet and a mountain, then a tale of two farmers in deep snow ends with a calm reply about turning out.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets act gently on bowels and liver to stimulate natural action and purify the system. They clear the blood and help bad breath without calomel side effects. Take one or two nightly for a week for relief. 10¢ and 25¢.
Bay Village March 1 The Ald society met at the church parlors with Mrs Arthur Parker Mrs Freedle and Mrs Whitney as hostesses Forty were present There was no preaching at the Congregational church Sunday due to Rev Donald Taylors severe tonsillitis Mrs C M Terry and daughter from Elyria visited her sister at Dover Village Friday George Williams received notice of his brother’s sudden death in Pennsylvania He attended the funeral Clifton Aldrich and C Powell returned Saturday evening after spending two weeks in Medina county
Local notes report canvassing for Olio Farm area by Mrs Calvin Osborn and sister Emily spar Thureda in Lorain. Mrs Eva Tompson of Lorain visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wim Aldrich. Mrs Doyle of Cleveland died after being hit by a Lake County electric car near Stop 29. Measles and scarlet fever are spreading in the vicinity. The mail carrier who had flu has recovered.
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