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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
5
Friday May 18 1993 article discusses Giovanni Papini atheist turned Christian author of Story of Christ. It notes his grim view of world war and modern Europe, then praises the book for its humane portrayal and theological warmth despite some archaic language. The piece urges readers to read Papini's Story of Christ.
An unsigned critique laments the frequent divorces and marital troubles among singers actors and stars such as Anita Stewart It argues that public fascination with these scandals harms morality and calls for a professional code to restore public confidence in the theatre and film worlds
Incomplete text discusses automobile bandits and a 98.900 figure from last year. Mentions a style writer and a comment on deployment and intelligence. Ends with a distinction between livestock and dead stock, noting dead stock die at stockyards versus bucket shops.
A court in Weston, DO, sentences the accused to die today for the murder of Ben Sen Wu, deputy secretary at the Corasse Educational Mission. The case involves contentious opening in Alejandria and notes from the Louisiana Bar Association and local business clubs.
A compact column recalling events in Ohio from 1825 to 1897 including Burlington storm destruction in Licking and surrounding counties, city reunions, temperance discussions, a constitutional tax case in Athens County, and a note on a hospital fire in Rome. It also lists notable birthdays such as Prince Rupprecht, Josephus Daniels, William Fletcher Russell, Rev Edward Lambe Parsons, J Hamilton Lewis, and Danilo Va from various states.
A fragmented piece recounts comic telegrams and casual chatter about Put-In-Bay fishing at Lake Erie. The text references a northeaster wind, a thirty foot seat, Doc Wherry, raffins, and joking questions about mature grand. appears as a garbled reminiscence from 1988 with sparse readable names.
An old notice advertises a home cooked meal and refreshments at Deimoices Restaurant located at 51 West Avenue, with Dave Lipscomb listed as manager.
An appropriation request aims to modernize Ellis Island Gate 54a for immigration operations. The subject, from St Johnsbury Vermont, has held key roles including secretary to Senator Dillingham, executive secretary and general manager of investigations, and adviser on immigration to the Secretary of Commerce.
Poem fragment reflecting misty hills and memories. A child recalls shelter and a father’s protection as rain ends. Vague lines evoke blue mists, summer fragrances, and distant mountain scenery, with Emily Bronte noted.
A cryptic OCR fragment references ABE MARTIN Segers, a late person and a fine, with unclear context and several garbled phrases, mentioning a cudwcarre dare and a long road in a distant location. The readable bits suggest a local notice or obituary note but the details remain obscured.
Local advertises free foot examination by Dr Morton Tors Run Oxer Heels and corrected conditions including callouses, broken arches, flat feet, aching heels, and weak ankles. Claims soreness relief when other methods fail. Call or visit for proof.
A collection of thirty five year old editorials discusses internationalism and industrial democracy, praising allied collaboration and cautioning about utopian plans. It cites opinions of Milis Booth, Arthur Frothingham, and Mussolini era perspectives, with notes on peace costs, fascist policies, and religious rhetoric guiding social thought. The piece also covers Memorial Day arrangements, a drowning accident, and local civic events including the Lorain County Bar Association's formation and a New York soda fountain opening.
Mrs Gladys Quinn wife of New York alderman William F Quinn sails for Paris to obtain a divorce amid past alimony actions accusing the husband of beating as the only language a woman understands. The article notes the Versailles palace carriage of Charles X lavishly gilded and valued at over 200000 dollars.
In Memco, a case of assault ties the penalty to the victim’s hospital stay or medical supervision. The fine or form of punishment varies by days spent in care, reflecting the severity and period of medical attention required.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Elyria Fare and Ottawa with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event or clear actors emerge beyond incomplete references to parliament, a company, and a resident named Wesley Wall.
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