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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
15
Elyria urges loyalty to its high school football team for the Lorain game after admitting rule violations. The piece calls for backing the Elyria squad, praising its effort and character while stressing sportsmanship and unity.
Premier Baldwin plans to dissolve Parliament and appeal to the country on tariff policy. A tariff reversal would signal a major shift in British trade policy, contrasting free trade with protectionist aims amid unemployment. The move tests Labour and conservative supports as voters weigh national isolation vs world market competition.
Fragmentary local diary style notes mention Thaleson dancing parts in EIK4Y hall, a political party wake, a school, a safe robbed in Dayton, and various unrelated scenes. The entries name Eliria, Crown Prince, Doctor Maddock, Marcus Loensgava, J B Johnson, and neighbors in Goldboro NC with odd sensational asides about movies and love.
Dr Alexander Meikeljohn of Amherst argues democracy challenges excellence in arts and education. He says only an educated public can sustain democracy, while elite talent must not be dragged down. He cites Greece and warns Americans may fail without balancing fairness and high achievement.
A Robert Louis Stevenson poem vivid with nostalgia for the Highlands. The speaker longs for red hills, green meadows, and silent landscapes where only winds and rivers move. He imagines returning to misty heights and quiet life in nature.
A homemade cough remedy is hailed as the best by readers, claiming to spread quickly and soothe and heal the throat. The advertisement-style note asserts instant relief from coughing with a simple mixture.
A reader advertises a simple home remedy using Parmint double strength and sugar to make a cough syrup for chest colds and nasal catarrh. It claims rapid relief for stubborn coughs and even catarrhal deafness, urging readers to obtain Parmint from a druggist.
The young Greek monarch King George departs his homeland for up to two months in a strategic move by Republicans ahead of the upcoming elections. The move is seen as a bid to spare embarrassment and possibly spark a new republic, as George’s relationship with the throne remains central to ongoing political tensions.
Blood traced from the murder scene to Tom Ra loon but no arrests were made. Conductor Tooney of the Lake Shore road saved a child struck by a slow moving train at the depot. At Martins Ferry a baby named Howard Aiken Davidson was born near the election. Dufface Wes reelected mayor on the same day.
The text appears as a garbled note asking about travel fare and a wife’s charge, ending with an inquiry about an open announcement but lacks clear facts, dates, or entities to report a distinct news item.
Community Chest drive skipped today as hunting season opens. Several men arrested for carrying loaded guns en route to craps games. A candidate declares for president on the Democratic ticket amid talk of bus bans and club meetings.
An ad promotes Magnesium to ease indigestion and flatulence from fermentation. It claims quick relief, mentions stomach discomfort and gas, and asserts the product helps prevent formation of excess gas during meals. It emphasizes wide consumer use and benefits for thousands of people.
45 years ago the Thespian Club organized a home talent production titled Ticket of Leave Man with members Estria and Pas in a local theater setting. The event aimed to showcase acting and performance skills in a community project.
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