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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
7
A promotional ad offers a penny cost remedy for freckles using Othine double strength. It claims a clear complexion after a few applications and a money back guarantee if freckles are not removed. The package requires an ounce and is sold by druggists.
Professor Paul Pelliot of Paris says a deep knowledge of China's past is essential to understand its future. He notes American indifference to Oriental matters and urges more study of Chinese history art and literature to gauge its growing global influence. Europe already treats Sinology as core in universities.
The piece argues against branding all candidates as politicians and labels. It urges respect for principled public figures regardless of party, noting truth may be discounted when a person runs for office. It calls citizens to support those who act on their stated beliefs and ethics.
A short reflection on telephone courtesy and tone. It emphasizes that how we speak over the phone shapes impressions, with greetings like hello creating positive views while snappish tones can label callers unfairly. It urges keeping a cheerful voice as a reminder near the telephone.
A Steubenville Gazette observation notes that people often pay filling station and garage repair workers before the grocer and butcher, highlighting how priorities shape small town economics and cash flow.
A collection of punchy captions and brief notices from Crescent News Akron Beacon Journal and Canton Daily on humor about gardeners golfers and a prizefighter seeking divorce. The items reflect local wit and minor legal life events.
A compact digest lists events from 1793 to 1924 including Mungo Parks voyage start, Haswell and Gates Gibson births, a tariff act, and Major Enfant monument unveiling. It also notes a 20 killed starch works explosion in Cedar Rapids, 1921 sailors in Shanghai clashes, and one year ago Baldwin succession. Birthdays include Webb,Noyle, Decelles, Schurman, Nazimova.
One hundred years after Rev. Henry Halcombe’s death, Coolidge calls a national outdoor recreation conference in Washington. Democrats meet in Nashville to elect delegates. The 126th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church meets in Grand Rapids. Clarence Daring faces trial for arsenic poisoning. The National Editorial Association hosts its thirty ninth convention in Oklahoma City. Colgate debates Oxford in a Prohibition era clash while U S abstains from the League. Conventions span Cleveland pipe supplies Atlantic City knitwear Dayton plumbing Reno and more.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle marks his 64th birthday today as the creator of Sherlock Holmes. The article notes his global fame and mixed pleasures, citing his wish America would seek his historical romances alongside his detective tales.
A writer recounts his journey from strong skepticism to faith in spiritualist communications. He describes cross over from disbelief to conviction, detailing experiences and essays that chronicle his progress toward belief and his public lectures on the topic.
Grove Patterson reviews progress in woman suffrage and the League of Women Voters noting many proposed bills enacted nationally and in states. The piece also touches on Roosevelt poetry, Aristides the Just, Hall of Fame selections, heredity, a St. Paul saxophonist Luella Watkins, and media access in China.
Oswald Ernald Mosley prominent young politician and baronet heir has joined the Labour party and plans a first trip to the United States this fall. He will be accompanied by his wife Lady Cynthia Curzon, daughter of L. Z. Leiter of Washington, and expects his move from conservatism to socialism to be shared by her. Mosley has served in parliament since 1918 and was born in 1847. His Queen Anne home is famed in New York City. During World War I he served in the royal flying corps.
Fragments depict a dialogue about headlight usage and enforcement of a drinking law. Mention of drivers, night visibility, idle signals, and a critique of lax obedience. Calls to enforce traffic and temperance measures amid wartime attitudes.
A columnist mocks female drivers and traffic, claiming chivalry forbids debate while noting high hospital activity from accidents. The piece sarcasm shifts to politics, predicting Democrats will settle such issues after the election and reduce worries about headlights.
A temporary protection rule in Mexico bars pursuit capture injury or death of Aliizators from September 30 through March 1, with enforcement by local authorities and wildlife agencies. The measure aims to safeguard the species during non-breeding periods.
A 9 year old's weight gain is cited to promote McCoy's Cool Liver Oil Tablets as a pleasant alternative to cod liver oil. The ad claims rapid improvement and lists drugstores where the product is sold, presenting cod liver oil in tablet form as easy to take and healthful.
Twenty five years ago planned Decoration Day services included a parade of school children, veterans from Co B Spanish War and G A R, plus Knights of St John with Rev I W Grosa as Sunday speaker. Memorial Hospital and local schools would receive free water. the city required a gas main on West River Street. Mose Wilder bought into Juda Jonea cigar store and entered the tobacconist trade. Council failed to pass an ordinance banning bonfires in the business district except in metal receptacles. A LaGrange man cured of hiccups at Memorial Hospital via electricity.
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