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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
3
The critic notes that Will Hars claims open door to criticism for films is not new. He argues managers should seek patron feedback to avoid decline and adapt, yet wonders if criticism will actually shift attitudes. Public sentiment previously influenced Arbuckle era reactions and industry response.
Estelle Sternberger told the National Council of Jewish Women in New York that educating public thought for peace is the noblest obligation. She urged addressing war causes and replacing global fears and prejudices to prepare for peace, noting critics accuse peace advocates of impracticality.
The text argues Mitchell should be vindicated after evidence supporting him. It questions demoting him to colonel and suggests Congress and the President may vindicate him against Navy opposition.
A new bill bans girls under eighteen from public dances without a parent or guardian. Violators face fines for proprietors. The piece questions whether parents will rely on law or set better examples to protect their children.
Yesterday and today feature lists of notable dates. Ancillary notes include Masaryk’s 75th birthday and his role as “Father of the Czecho Slovak Republic.” The item recaps key events and biographical details about prominent figures and milestones from 1784 to 1923, with emphasis on Masaryk’s life, exile, leadership, and the 1918 republic proclamation.
James T of England remembered on anniversary with epithet the wisest fool in Europe. Bishop Joseph B Ches- White turns sixth decade. Jo aan Louisville recalls 35th Fleac tornado tragedy anniversary. Montevideo hosts congress on Christian work. Col Robert TH Allen becomes chief of infantry. New York bankers host Waldorf dinner for George F Daker on 85th birthday. France forms order of blind nuns Sisters of St Paul. Harlem real estate valued at 60 million dollars owned by Negroes.
Mort Pine announces he has removed the cork from a quart bottle of heat with a cork related mishap. He remarks that Tawney Apple no longer needs a vanity and compass for rides, implying independence after the event.
A collection of short items lines include a cure for hiccups by finger in ears and water, a Yale chemist’s automaker chimney idea, and a 2 percent drop in retail food prices. Also notes Dawes campaign against unlimited Senate debate, Green at Harvard on labor and capital interdependence, with views on modern trade unionism and cooperation.
The piece argues that industrial peace hinges on dependable labor leaders and that America will gain prosperity. It cites Dr. W. J. Showalter of National Geographic praising rapid world progress, while noting humans remain largely unchanged in purpose and direction despite technology.
The Elyria Shear Co plans a new location as the town raises 1500 dollars and provides a lot. Miss Anna Ingersoll dies at her Middle Avenue home. Doc Perkins sells the National hotel to Julius Peck who plans to run it. The Elyria Republican moves to Court street. Elyria and Lorain negotiate for the New York Chicago and St. Louis railway with Lorain favored over Lake Shore concerns.
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