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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
7
Louis Untermeyer argues America lacks an appreciative cultural backdrop for poets, contrasting Vienna and England with American indifference. He warns that the struggle of artists is a healthy flame, and that pursuing material gains over spiritual values harms civilization.
Congressman Theodore E. Burton urged Lions Club members in Cleveland to confront growing distrust of government. He warned against overreach by authorities and the influence of selfish class interests shaping legislation, noting many follow easy paths of resistance.
The article discusses a teachers tenure bill defeated in the legislature yet shows progress as the Senate passed the measure with substantial House support. It critiques school boards for risky superintendent hires while keeping veteran teachers on probation yearly. The piece predicts eventual enactment into law.
A garbled fragmentary page lists events from 1818 to 1923 including a treaty with the Seminoles, Commodore David Porter, a University of Michigan school inauguration, a failed Senate confirmation in 1889, a deadly 1920 tornado, and a 1923 NYC temperature drop. It also notes several birthday observances and dates, with scattered names and places, and ends with political and cultural references from the era.
Greetings to Mary Fickford and Douglas Fabands on their fifth anniversary. Milledgeville celebrates the centennial visit of Tatasella to the city, once Georgia’s capital. Madison Square Garden opens the circus season signaling spring. The Prince of Wales and entourage depart to the Repulse for South Africa and Argentina. A six-member U S House delegation sails from New York to inspect naval maneuvers in Hawaii. Sunday March 29 marks Passover and the centenary of Isaac William Wiley’s birth. Henry White, former United...
In 1921 Sir Samuel Hoare was appointed Deputy High Commissioner of the League of Nations for care of Russian refugees. The following year he was rewarded with a cabinet post, with the chair of a committee then set aside for him.
Sir Samuel Hoare, British Secretary of State for Air, is cited urging Parliament to fund Britain’s air forces with a total budget of £81 million, £15 million from Parliament and the rest from Colonial sources. Reports also claim France plans a large air base near Cherbourg, stirring concern of British strategic aims. Hoare’s lengthy public service spanned national and international roles, with education at Harrow and New College Oxford. He became baronet in 1913 and married Lady Maud Lygon in 1909.
A husband and wife in a sealed case reveal key findings when the inquiry unfolds. All outcomes depend on what is uncovered by investigators, with the final result resting on the evidence presented.
Poem reflects on parting from friends with consolation in an afterlife. It contrasts earthly loss with a blessed eternity where love endures beyond death. The speaker envisions a world above where parting is unknown and faith reveals the dying joining a higher glory.
A Shakespeare club is organized in the city under the name As You Like It club, meeting weekly to study Shakespeare. Lorain County merchants form a Retail Merchants Association for Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Wellington. Salvation Army Revival Brigade holds a ten day session at barracks. Elyria Gas & WaterCo. posts new rates with a 20 percent early payment discount. Biggs Bowen Co opens. Louis Lapien dies after a fall in Cascade Park.
Charles M. Schwab cites hardship as a path to success while a columnist notes diverse "czars" including land, cinema, and street railways. Lucius Storrs of Connecticut is named as the American Electric Railway association czar for streetcars amid debate on autocratic governance.
The piece discusses individuals versus groups, political intelligence, and the folly of massed legislation. It surveys fashion in the Americas, public morality in Jersey, and progress in politics with a nod to Ireland liquor issues, and notes women increasingly entering congress in Germany alongside a former servant who became a lawmaker.
The letter criticizes women with lowly jobs like dressmaker Elfriede Rynek and celebrates teachers as capable, arguing women should go to congress to push change. It notes there are 33 American women in Congress and laments the disparity between claim and action in politics.
Remald Werrenreth headlines at Seventh Vic tor Radio Concert with Sun Moon and Dramadoon. The Shannon Quartet performs Kentucky Babe and She Was Bred in Old Kentucky. Victor Orchestra under Josef Pasternack assists. New player piano rolls by The King of the Ivories released. A B Chase piano displayed with easy payment options. Red Seal titles and popular records include Sob Sister Sadie and Throw Down Blues.
Day's Hardware Detroit Jewel Range leads kitchen upgrades for the Methodist church home. Ladies host large meals for Elks, serving 390 on Tudday and 500 on Wednesday, with a three unit Detroit Jewel restaurant range featuring patented burners and double lined ovens. Also touts Easy Electric Washer and Horton electric trouer for home tasks and promotes seeds for Garten success.
Fishing fever grips millions of Americans as they seek tackle from hardware stores and a trip to nearby lakes or streams. The showcase highlights a new one piece True-temper sword steel casting rod.
China-lac is a proven finish for floor use and will brighten up that worn and chipped border with little trouble or expense. It is also much in favor to renew furniture and woodwork.
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