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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1923
Page
7
A concise editorial on telephone etiquette urging brief calls and respect for others schedules. It argues against interrupting meetings and meals, suggests calling back at convenient times, and promotes civility and consideration when using the phone.
Fragmentary note recalls a May 13 event titled Mother's Day vision. It mentions drivers at funerals and a person named Conrey B in a somber context.
Fragmentary note lists 1889 Ohio events and a Cleveland bishop reference. Mentions Sixth Ohio Thfannry, Yellow Ness Cannon salvage, Bishop Horstmann and a water drinking joke.
A fragmented report reflects on attacks against John D. Rockefeller, noting him as a public target for agitators. The text argues his prominence invites opposition while acknowledging his benevolence and responsibilities.
Fragmentary excerpt mentions ABE MARTIN and industrial figures like Rockefeller, discussing themes of innovation and worker welfare. The garbled passage references tanks, lasers, and broader societal aims, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable events. The piece reads as a collage of era commentary with unclear persons and dates.
A short profile lists Bos as president of the Psychical Research Society and notes his travels and studies across Africa Asia Europe and India. It mentions associations with figures like Nora Emil Cone and Vedantists and references experiences with mysticism dervishes and sensitives.
Senator Moses of New Hampshire pressed his stance after a European tour including Constantinople. He argued for undercutting the League of Nations in favor of a new court at The Hague to settle disputes and criticized European attitudes toward American dollars amid improving conditions. He cited Austria’s loan as proof of rehabilitation and noted women as a key factor in world commerce. The trip's broader impact on U.S. policy remains a focal point.
The readable fragments discuss business and professional women, the value of personality in business, and opinions on the business world, without a coherent report of events or outcomes to summarize.
Announcement notes the opening of Demonive Restaurant on Weat Avenue offering home cooked meats and refreshments during a May month period with Dave Lips involved.
The advertisement highlights Victrola Con solo models with a top lid split center and drawer for catalogues priced at 150 dollars. A Special Victor Records release features You Tell Her and other titles. Bransnick phonograph and Gulbransen Community Model noted. Also promotes lawn equipment, paint, stoves, and sporting goods with frequent pricing and stock details.
Fragmentary item notes a nostalgic retrospective and mentions tea related events. Characters and phrases are unclear, but references appear to reflect a historical column or note. No clear people, organizations, or concrete events can be reliably identified from the legible text.
The readable lines describe an engine test and suspected theft over months. It mentions Rene and a miniature timer, a parabolic chopper, and a water test. The passage is garbled with broken words and unclear names, providing few distinct facts.
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