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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1923
Page
3
The article urges balanced use of Victory bond proceeds as the final bonds mature on the 90th of May. It warns that unemployment and sickness may recur, advises prudent saving or wise spending, and cautions against reckless speculation while acknowledging the value of purchasing needed luxuries.
Mr. Bryan suffers another defeat in the Presbyter ian General Assembly moderatorship race. The vote suggests a Conservative tilt within the assembly and signals shifting attitudes toward scholarship and faith among leading denominations.
The nation expresses condolence for the Camden Helacanes tragedy victims. The piece argues rebuilding with robust protection facilities is essential, prioritizing child safety and moral development over costly but insufficient efforts.
A fragmented 19th century style recap notes birthdays and notable figures including the first woman in Britain's Parliament born in Danville Virginia. It mentions anniversaries, conferences, and civic events across 1824 to modern times with scattered place names and historical references.
ABE MARTIN reveals a humorous rural tale in rough dialect about a man facing trouble after a kitchen mishap. The bit highlights rustic wit and a punchy moral in a compact vignette.
Fragmentary text shows a humorous telegram snippet with garbled phrases about a Cop observer and local figures. Names and clear facts are scarce, leaving only a mock exchange and disjointed references to people, money, and actions in a coastal setting.
Gov George P Hunt of Arizona shaped initiative and referendum policy while rising from mining and clerical work to state leadership. Born 1859 in Missouri, he served in the legislature and Senate, led the Democratic ticket to a landslide governor’s win, and backed direct primaries and progressive reforms.
A fragmented clipping notes a surge of crooks and thieves troubling the police near Western Auto and a Baptist church area. The report hints at a local youth scene connected to a broader crime wave.
A U S Department of Labor report covering April notes rising demand for six classes of skilled labor including mechanics and farm hands. The survey of 21428 firms in 195 centres finds scant unemployment nationally and predicts shortages as workers migrate to larger cities.
Poem text recalling remembrance and advice to comfort and smile rather than grieve. Also listed items include Dr. Samp sell selling lap boards, steamship tickets to Europe, theatre entertainment with Kate Claxton, the death of J C McDonald, stock quotes for U S Rubber Texas Company California Standard Oil and Phillips Petroleum, and copper stocks with rails trading lower.
Reinbold Keisler aged 70 died Thursday night at his home on Center Street after a long illness. He leaves a wife, children Miss Tressa Walter Mrs Edward Wagner Mixon Otto Vermilion, Mara Fred Wickman Columbia, Mrs John Peters Cleveland, and nine grandchildren. Services set for Sunday with a double schedule at the house and church conducted by Rev Birkner Elyria.
Announcement notes Delmonico Restaurant on West Avenue now open offering home cooked meals and refreshments. Mentions Dave Lips as co owner with Mer as partner.
The 1000 burl walnut and gold bedroom suite will be shown in Broad Street window until Sunday and then removed. The Marry H1. Smith Co.
Headquarters for flower seeds identified as Heaock Floral Co in a compact ad style notice. Lists company as central hub for seed packets and related products. Details are sparse but emphasize seed packets and branding.
J E Dewhurst of 1793 East Avenue named deputy collector of internal revenue for the Elsmra district replacing John Winslow who resigned. He will be in his office at the post office each Friday to collect current taxes. In New York May 19 the stock market opened dull and irregular with narrow fluctuations. United States Steel up 3-8 at 97 7-8 and Crucibia down 1-4 at 66 1-2.
The Victor Record catalog highlights portable Victrolas for travel and home use with a free information booklet. It touts the Victrola No 11 piano instrument and announces a planned Pacific Coast factory to speed western shipments. A Gulbransen piano is advertised with nationwide pricing and delivery, plus recent sales to Wellington and Lee Rain.
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