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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1925

Page

15

Decline in Purchasing Power of Wages

A city discussion on wage levels and labor purchasing power cites Professor Paul E. Douglas’s Chicago University study. It compares 1890–1899 wages with current earnings across trades, revealing mixed gains and losses in purchasing power for union workers, skilled trades, unskilled labor, government and postal employees, and others.

Paul E. Douglas Chicago University Dr. Douglas Academy Political Science Leo Wolman

United Sympathy Pours In After Devastating Tornado

The message offers nation and world sympathy for tornado victims. It notes growing death tolls and thousands injured or homeless, with immediate aid underway and widespread support expected to ease the distress and speed relief efforts.

Fragmented 1938 Glance Through Lovat's Banv and Old Headlines

An uneven recomposition of a 1938 page notes a cornbelt retreat, a plan for seaplanes over England, and pigeons in woods east of town. Birthdays list notable figures from Britain and America, while local Republicans nominate city officials including gates for mayor and Pomeroy and Cole for clerk and marshal.

Towr M. Galpin James Rankin J. C N. B. Gates Meyor R. W. Pomeroy J. D. Cole O Dole John H. Faron Dusi Ce

Conventions Open in Dayland With Camp and Woodmen of Ward

Readable text notes conventions opening in Dayland with groups including Woodmen of the Ward and Camp Woodmen as part of a community event. It mentions religious and fraternal participation and lists associated organizations and locations. The fragmentary report emphasizes ceremonial proceedings and local involvement.

Arthlas Ann Gary Awe Treson Dayland

Elyza Library Trustees Choose Nettie Wheeler as Librarian

Fifty years ago the Elyza public library trustees selected Miss Nettie Wheeler as librarian. Albert Arne, son of Marne, was accidentally killed by a gun in the hands of Henry Smyth during pigeon shooting. A good maple sugar supply was on the market at 1éc per pound. The body of Civil War veteran General Thomas, who died in Chicago, passed through Elyria in charge of a military escort.

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Admiral Lotis Nulton Returns as Navy Academy Commandant

Rear Admiral Louis McCoy Nulton is appointed commandant of the Naval Academy at Annapolis. He succeeds Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson and becomes the academy’s 13th superintendent, with a long career including commands on the Minneapolis and Olympia and service in the Cuban Philippine and Boxer conflicts.

Bang Martal Academy Annapolis Louis McCoy Nultton Henry B. Wilson Neam Nulton Midhipmen Admiral Nulon Winchester Adarall Auston Iso Inn Clark Evans Leuteni Nutton Minneapolis Texas Unite States Naval Academy Olympia U S. Naval Naval War College Newport R.1 Nashville Montana Nulton

Fragmentary Local Note on Health and Seasons

A cryptic, weathered fragment references health and seasonal patterns. It mentions Dr Mopps and a routine escape into shade during summer, with a contrasting Florida winter inquiry, but the legible content is limited.

Adiet and Adieu to My Native Shore

A fragmented poem excerpt reflecting farewell to a homeland. The speaker observes the sea and night winds as they bid adieu to a person or ship. The speaker vows to travel the seas while lamenting the desolation of homeland and the dog’s howl at the gate. Byron is credited.

Lise Byron

The Way of the World by Grove Patterson

Grove Patterson argues that American politics still overemphasizes class and group interests. He urges leaders to pursue mutual prosperity, notes mob behavior and leadership influence, and discusses women’s rights and suffrage in India and China as part of evolving social roles.

Grove Patterson America England Congress Eoent Taney India China Republic

Future human evolution and the brain over vast ages

A Northwestern University professor outlines a speculative view of human evolution. He predicts a two million year future with a larger skull, possible hoof like feet, and reduced muscle importance. Glands may gain influence in reproduction. He foresees babies born outside the body and society changing as minds grow.

Usly Carypak Pharathsen Zoolog Department of North~ Western University Tharaldsen Haldane Udeyand

Public speaking wisdom echoes through Gullett remarks

The piece notes Gullett's retirement from the Speakership and his belief that a fund of knowledge, not eloquence alone, commands influence. It argues audiences seek substance and clear ideas over polished but hollow talk, urging speakers to present meaningful ideas listeners can consider. It also mentions Britain establishing daylight saving as a regular April to October practice.

Mr. Gullett House of Representatives Tolay Daniel Webster

Utterance on Time Additions and Loafing

A fragment discusses extending hours to avoid feeling we have added to the day. The speaker argues this could lead to more loafing if the extra time seems unused. The text reflects a casual, reflective tone on time use.

Philadelphia Girls High Adopts Uniform Dress

Students at South Philadelphia High School for Girls in Philadelphia adopt a uniform dress code for daily school wear. The move aims to foster equality and reduce distractions during classes.

South Philadelphia High School For Girls Philadelphia

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