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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
15
The editorial questions a hundred year lease for the Muscle Shoals project. It argues a fifty year term with government arbitration may safeguard future generations and national resources, noting potential issues of private versus public control and the risk of shifting management. It urges Senate scrutiny.
Report notes the ex Crown Prince of Germany selling farm implements such as rakes hoes and spades. It questions why a trained individual would market gear for a field that may no longer exist amid economic strain. The piece adds humorous speculation about a former royalty hawking tools and life insurance remaining a less likely field for many jobseekers.
A Florida piece notes the shift from football to basketball ending and track teams preparing. It mentions baseball players in Lakeland getting in trim while grandmothers funeral crowds fill bleachers, with bowling, horse racing, and soon tennis on the horizon as frost and rain recede.
A compact list of notable deaths births and events tied to anniversaries. Includes Johann Sebastian Bach born in Eisenach died in 1750, Gen Joseph E Johnston death in 1891, and modern figures like Florence Ziegfeld born today. Also notes events from 1848 to 1922 and today’s birthday people such as Major General George O Squire and George D Birkhoff.
The festival observes the founder of the Order of St Benedict. Alabama dedicates the week to a literacy campaign. Ber Juarez is celebrated on his birth anniversary, revered as Lincoln of Mexico. Princeton alumni hold a biennial meeting in Atlanta. Missouri Valley colleges’ student orators meet at Washington University. Yale Harvard Princeton prepare a triangular debate on university enrollment limits. Great Lakes water diversion features in a triangular debate among Michigan Tulane Wisconsin state universities.
The Ameri can Legion backs a plan to repatriate Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, seen as a strong response to wartime cases. A memory contest offers a prize to those who forget Yes We Have No Bananas. Governor Pinchot encounters loans in Pittsburgh and unemployment amid protests.
ABE MARTIN- Onprigit Soten ie Cn, 4 They've kept 'em covered up so long we don't believe we'd know a school girl complevion if we'd see one. Ever'thing's fair in love an' war, or if a garter's slip pin.
A garbled excerpt describes Charlie building a home and seeking care after a missing boy incident. Rewards are offered and a rescue attempt unfolds with a reference to a Crehore and his N.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses human courage and immortality with philosophical musings on strength and light. The text references humans lifting heavy trials and the enduring glow of life.
In a Times of debate John Summer, secretary of the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, argues censorship may be needed to curb indecency on stage and in books. Supporters counter that censorship stifles progress and expression, warning licensure could follow if controls tighten.
A dated discussion argues over a husband’s duty to guide or control his children, a wife’s rights, and who bears responsibility for household rules. The piece critiques male reluctance to enforce boundaries and asserts that both spouses share duties in raising and caring for the home and family.
A day of competition near West and Broad streets featured two teams from Cleveland and Huron with a $50 prize. Clara opened a store on the avenue, the old Lutheran frame near West Avenue and Broad Street moved to a West Avenue lot to serve as a school, and a church structure project aimed at about $14,000. Chas. C. Lord returned from Clarksville, Tennessee, to resume work on the Weekly Republican after journalistic duties. A loan exhibition was noted.
The Tyr Ho junior class held an annual exhibition in the Sampsell building's opera house. Participants included A Beebe Jr, Mabel Pounds, Ettie Flickinger, Mabel Park, Ray Cognwell, Celia Bruce, Mattie Clough, G Bartlett, Ude Blanchard, Williams, Fannie Gaudern, Josie Folger, Roy Austin, Grace Kelso y, Zea Williams, Ellen Davis, M Louise Pounds, Louise Braman, Clarence Corning, Florence Patterson and Nellis Gray.
Readers criticize amateur and licensed stations for interference on multiple bands while labeling an unregulated operator an outlaw. They urge better conduct and call for a community approach to radio etiquette. A letter also discusses the need for a city building code in Elyria to reduce fire hazards and improve safety.
Councilman Carl F. Muller explains the purpose of a proposed building code to protect citizens. He clarifies that his emphasis on fire walls and safety measures was not a critique of contractors but a push for safer construction.
Arch bishop George W Mundelein of Chicago, born July 2 1872 in New York, has been named cardinal by Pope Pius XI. He has led the Chicago diocese since February 9 1918 and is en route to Rome to receive the red hat.
The excerpt presents Aubrey De Vere’s lines on love and youth urging a separating stance and restraint. It echoes themes of heartache longing and the tension between a novice and adult desire. The fragmentary text includes phrases about reddening cheeks, starlit brows, and freeing the heart from binds.
A dated advertisement promotes Hemroid for piles claiming quick relief with ointments and suppositories. It pledges a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy from C. W. Phillips, claiming safety and lasting results for thousands.
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