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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
3
A narrator recalls confiding to Aunt Cecilia about her fears of maturity and art. An accompanying romance in the tale mirrors a young artist’s tug between freedom and love. The story ends with a dramatic personal twist and a hint of continuation.
The piece notes Wood’s broad backing from the South Dakota preprimary convention and predicts a stronger showing in Michigan with thirty delegates at stake. It cites support from Lowdon Johnson and Poinchester backers and a Wisconsin? no. The focus is on Wood’s anticipated victory in the Michigan and South Dakota contests and a prediction by former Senator William Alden Smith that Wood will win a larger share in Michigan than all other candidates combined.
An old advertisement promises instant relief for head colds and catarrh by using Ely's Cream Balm. It claims to open nasal passages, ease discharge, and stop sore, blocked breathing with a fragrant antiseptic applied inside the nostrils.
A public sale lists 2 fresh items and 2 coming fresh by day of sale, plus 1 last of March 1 fresh in June. It includes a Guernsey bull yearling 1 bull calf about 30 chickens 3 good work horses and extensive farming implements from Milwaukee and John Deere. Items feature grain binders wagons hay loaders cultivators and hay timothy oats hay straw ropes and miscellaneous furniture. Prices note Ferme hit under 15 dollars. Penkable notes and dates.
Born to Mr and Mrs Ira Schuster of Ridgeville a daughter. Discharged Mrs Price of LaGrange and Felix Bentzna of 18 Street. Other notes list Loury Whitacre Dewey Avenue MRA HJ Hardy Brighton Edith Theobald East River Street.
Sam ll al Hadjir-Bira, grandson of the former King of Albania, seeks room and board in Boston while promising $150 to $500 weekly from his paintings. He arrived from Albania with about 10000, lost funds on Wall Street, and faced eviction and hunger before moving to Boston to restart his career.
Local stores unveil spring fashion with women’s ready to wear lines and men’s haberdashery. Alwwou & Acker showcase new looks on third floor. Fay Co features spring outfits for ladies. Philpoet’s celebrates 48 years in business with fresh footwear. Lewis Mercantile Co displays abundant flowers and decor. Leader Shoe Co opens in new Broad Street store with shoes. Goland millinery and Claire Reynolds introduce latest hats and stock.
Washington reports treasury experts estimate the total loss to government from the Supreme Court ruling that stock individuals are not taxable will not exceed 25 million dollars. Allan Bates, a student at Ohio Wesleyan, plans Easter vacation return. Four held in robbery in Tiffin. Maurice Cohen, Eugene Emline and Hazel Emline bound over to fraud jury under 15 thousand dollars each. Harry Winters to be arraigned Friday.
Five army trucks with camping gear and war paraphernalia arrived in the city last evening and stay today. A detail of U S soldiers living out in the open conducts a recruiting drive through the northern part of the state. The officer in charge reports considerable success.
Oberlin's 1920 baseball season began with indoor practice in Warner gym under Coach Lew Keller. The squad aims to be in good condition for outdoor work after spring vacation with Whit Andrews on the mound and captain Paul Frey returning in the infield.
London reports the Vatican would be satisfied with a partition of Germany, preferring a South German Confederation separate from Prussia. The Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent cites apathy among the people and hopes for Rome’s backing, with Rome preferring 1866 conditions and France possibly reconsidering opposition.
Dr Herbert N Shenton formerly head of research staff at the Council of National Defense is named director of the council succeeding Grosvenor B Clark son He joined the government in 1918 from Columbia University and is regarded as a leading research man He will organize the U S bituminous coal commission.
The Knights of Pythias hosted Lorain brethren at Elyria Lodge with a social evening and lunch. A car parade from Lorain attended, and attendees reported a lively time. The event celebrated or observed by members and included a birthday note for a local family member.
Van Eaton, a farmer from Greeley, was riding in a touring car when it was struck by a fast Union Pacific passenger train. The vehicle was dragged about 1,200 feet before stopping. Eaton remained in his seat and at the wheel, receiving only light injuries.
The British steamer Tewksbury wrecked last night in St Marys Bay Newfoundland. Her crew of 30 took to the boats and are believed in peril. A series of scattered local notes follows including odd loan repayment and bigamy reports.
Wieringen Holland reports celebrations erupting in the quarters of the former crown prince as news of developments in Germany begins to reach. Feasting and jovial gatherings mark the mood amid the unfolding events.
In Brighton a forest gathering called a special meet features Evangelist attendance and a note on Mrs Minn. The Brighton returns guest New London Norwalk manager plans a house move. B Tats and John Tu are linked with a Sunday evening event as Misa Leomington was a caller.
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