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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
15
A 1924 Memorial Day meditation honors Civil War sacrifices and national unity. The piece contrasts the Civil War’s purpose and outcomes with World War I, urging lasting patriotism and readiness to defend constitutional rights. It laments the World War’s negative results while praising Civil War principles and the fallen.
In Italy a machine reportedly can give fifteen minutes warning of earthquakes. The piece humorously notes the challenge of deciding what to save in the brief window, citing tales of brave rescues and contrasting a Shylock scenario with the equal value of ducats and his daughter.
President Ernest Burton of the University of Chicago defends free expression after the American Legion urges denying university buildings to the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom led by Jane Addams. Burton finds no grounds to suppress the league and supports open discussion despite controversy. The note mentions related social comment and a reference to Sunday movie bans in Ohio.
A scrambled, era-spanning list covers notable anniversaries from 1861 including soldiers, treaties, and landmarks, celebrities born today, and key public events. It mixes references to Jackson, Berlin, Moscow, and Washington landmarks with birthdates of figures such as Chesterton and Ramsay.
The article lists Memorial Day events across the United States including Washingtons memorial services with Coolidge and Tess as speakers. It notes the birth anniversary of Isaac Blimaker Heister, a Pennsylvania congressman and jurist, and mentions the General Assembly meeting in Richmond Indiana. It also references veterans’ conventions in Spokane and a Wisconsin cooperative movement launch in Madison. Additional items cover the California Federation of Women’s Clubs in Pasadena, a Bach festival opening in Bet, and various political notes about Davis, Donahey, and Willis.
Rev Groom of Cleveland told the Lorain Kiwanis club today that the bride will arrive in June. Lorain Democrats held a meeting to select a slate while questions linger on its content. Harry Hinkson and Jim Hewitt plan to go to Lorain to attend a fight and may visit council members.
The fragment argues that people who claim to know everything are useless if they avoid work. It suggests public spirit isn’t genuine unless a person owns three homes and pays taxes.
Reading on farming banking and business in the Northwest shows tough times but Glenn Griswold of the Chicago Journal of Commerce says conditions are improving. Nathan Strauss of New York praises philanthropy and rejects ostentatious homes. Graduation days approach as students prepare for college and life beyond.
Timely views on world topics warn that revolutions in Mexico are costly and dangerous. Colonel Lindsley cites a $20 000 000 loss from the de la Huerta rebellion and predicts Obregon's orderly handling sets stage for continued U S support and strong ties with a potential Calles presidency.
A brisk editorial urges pursuing your best interests and starting now in the field you enjoy. It praises Canadian telephone advances for the deaf using the cheek bone as a nerve conductor, while noting some skepticism about miracles as an age defining era. It also reports Syracuse University forbidding students to smoke, arguing that teaching self discipline is key to making use of college opportunities.
Col Dion Williams of the U S Marine Corps is slated for promotion to brigadier general during the world cruise of the U S Navy fleet under President Roosevelt. Williams earned a strong reputation as a correspondent and writer and is a graduate of Army and Navy War Colleges. Born in Williamsburg Ohio December 15 1869 he joined the naval academy in 1887 and advanced through ranks to colonel in 1916.
Andress and Bivins received five carloads of buggies for their trade with each car carrying 22 to 40 buggies in knocked down form. Mrs Minnie Knapp, wife of Rev E B Knapp, died while traveling east. Memorial services were held at the Baptist church. A new biographical history of Lorain and Huron counties sold 1500 copies in the county. The council passed an ordinance allowing Elyria Telephone Co to erect poles and wires if they provide free phones to city officials, police and fire departments. Prof Currier of Oberlin was engaged to speak at Elyria High School graduation.
A 19th century style advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a cure for swollen glands and other conditions. It claims glands will discharge germs and heal quickly with a two-ounce bottle used as directed. The copy references veins and harmful secretions with testimonial brevity.
Readable fragments describe an entertainment program by graduates continuing a tradition from prior years. The note implies a return to customary festivities and highlights the involvement of former students in organizing performances.
A fragmentary verse attributed to Tenbyson ponders blessedness and truth in sorrow seeking. It contrasts a heart that never quivers with one that feels most deeply, asserting it is better to have loved and endured loss than never to have loved at all.
Advertises Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid for eczema itch pimples and rashes with instant itching relief. Claims minor blemishes disappear overnight and that Zemo overcomes skin diseases. Prices listed: 35c standard bottle 1.00 extra large, Zemo Soap 25c Zemo Ointment 50c.
The piece notes Gilbert Chesterton marking his 60th birthday. It praises his controversial persona, long-standing stature in English letters, and prolific output exceeding 30 books. It highlights his role as a leading critic of Prussianism and his distinctive appearance and personality.
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