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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
3
The page excerpt presents the Chronicle Telegram masthead and advertising masthead notes. It lists the managing editor A F Burks, office address in Elyria Ohio, circulation and pricing details, and Associated Press rights. It notes the paper’s local and wire service news scope and exclusive news use rights.
The writer argues that secret treaties and allied actions discredit a league of nations based on Wilson's ideals. They note Lloyd George and Clemenceau kept America from endorsement and stress the need to show practical, principled union on the Western Continent to demonstrate the value of those ideals.
General Wood says he would appoint a farmer who presses practical farming and theoretical ideas. He questions if this is a critique of past holders or a bid for agricultural votes and argues that real farming blends theory with practice.
The piece notes that employers and employees, including coal operators and miners, have drawn close and may impose service and goods costs on the public. It mentions a colorful joke about a man with a large neck and a small head, then reports on Mr. and Mrs. William H. England of Ponca City Oklahoma, their political roles, and a suggested happy home amid speculation about a certain report.
Flood waters from a breached dam at Perch Lake spread across the La Crosse river valley drowning farms and forcing North La Crosse residents to use boats to move belongings. An interstate bridge near Winona was closed as a washout risk and three jams plus a bridge on the Menominee River were carried away by the ice flood in Michigan.
In Manistique river valley the waters receded but property damage reached about 1.5 million dollars and seventy families were forced from homes. The river continued rising in the area with no immediate relief in sight.
Albert Crossman arrested by Baltimore and New York detectives on charges of stealing 19 shares of United States Rubber Company stock worth 11 000 from a New York brokerage. He allegedly supplied certificates to a Baltimore broker for a 2500 loan, with a wider gang to be rounded up in New York.
In Springfield on March 30 officials said the final decision on whether women may vote in the April 13 Illinois presidential primaries and the offices open to them will be made by each county clerk.
Frank Grabowski of Cleveland was found guilty of robbing the Hoover store in Norwalk of $7,000 in merchandise years ago and will be released in a few days from Mansfield reformatory.
Fragmentary ad copy discusses a supposed remedy for rheumatism promising relief and money refunds. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or verifiable details. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
A study highlights the importance of proper lens curvature and frame adjustment for comfort and accurate fit. Researchers emphasize tailoring eyewear to each face shape to reduce pressure and improve vision performance.
Public auction of farm property on Saturday April 4 1920 at 100 glock rain er Bees weight 2900 lbs cattle straw hay harnesses surrey wagons tools posts and farming implements including cultivator pig crusher wagon fork pulleys and more. Terms cash under 10 bankable notes over 10 at 6 percent interest. L B STANG owner A C Stang clerk Col Dan Eason auctioneer lunch served at noon.
In Elyria on March 20 a man named Fred Elberg witnessed a tornado cross Ninth Street and St Clair Avenue. He then reported a robbery as two berserk burglars stormed him, taking his watch and 35 dollars.
The article traces the Easter Lily from its brown bulb to the five year cultivation process, detailing propagation in Japan, shipment via Panama Canal, and careful greenhouse care through winter. It notes one thousand lilies offered this Easter along with tulips hyacinths and daffodils.
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