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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1923
Page
5
A 1923 analysis notes world population doubling in a century, arable land limits, and the prospect of widespread misery if growth continues. It cites chemist Haldane predicting food production by science, declining birth rates with urban rise, and the inevitability of adjustment to crowding.
The article argues that France may build a railroad across the Sahara not for commerce but to project military power into Africa, tapping Algeria and Tunisia and threatening white supremacy by mobilizing African labor, warning of dangerous shifts in civilization and race power.
Opinion piece reflecting on future consequences of current actions and civic duties. Mentions Elyria Cleveland events and personalities like Jack Tillotson Joe Surder Ernie Leedale Tex Rickard and others. notes Community Chest campaigns in Cleveland and Kentucky funeral request references.
Polish official Gen Joseph Haller says Germans with money and old imperialists back Bolshevik aims in Russia, while monarchist activity and royalists hinder Germany from self discovery. He notes wealth tied to Krupp and Stinnes backing imperialist aims and warns against new world war. Germans favor social democracy and peace, with work available but poor conditions.
Bernard Baruch, financier and adviser to the American peace commission, calls for reframing postwar policy around nations rights rather than wrongs. He says focusing on rights could end the era of war disorders and lead to real peace as economic conferences and discussions proceed.
Report from abroad says Herbert Henry Asquith could resume prime ministership if Liberal factions triumph in upcoming elections. After blunting a feud with Lloyd George, a united Liberal front may dislodge Baldwin forces.
Poem fragment depicting a man heedless of the seasons for two sad eyes and an old love. A nostalgic speaker recalls a distant romance as winter winds whip the landscape. The tone is mournful and lyrical with imagery of sun, snow, and longing.
A compact list of notable anniversaries and birthdays from 1694 to today. Highlights include Voltaire born in Paris, 1694. Garret Hobart born 1844. Cardinal Mercier born near Waterloo. and events such as Dublin riots and the Berlin decree.
Today marks the five year anniversary of the British Grand Fleet’s surrender of the German navy and the fifth anniversary of Rt. Rev. Henry B. Delany’s consecration. Chief speaker Sr Robert L. Borden attends the Canadian Club banquet in Boston as sessions of the Southern Conference on Forestry, Reclamation and Immigration convene in New Orleans. National Independent Progressive Party nominating convention details to be fixed in Omaha. Conventions opening in Jacksonville and Columbia. Red River Valley Dairy, Missouri Conference for Social Welfare, and other regional meetings on the calendar. Today's sports include horse show at American Royal in Kansas City, Carolina golf at Pinehurst, Bowling at St Louis, boxing in Boston, and more.
Local rag notes a quirky line about a man named Kite purchasing a second hand day cart, barely used with about three hundred miles. The piece includes dialect heavy narration and mentions Gran man Moots, alluding to distant events and a grave context without clear dates or full details.
On a Monday night the Fish and Game Club members share their best fish tale of the year. Skearers is noted as president of the Ohio Sportsmen and a gubernatorial candidate, with speculation about his speaking fee.
Republicans praised William McKinley after his 1896 win with Lorain County voting 5794. George Arnold’s cow mishap ends with the animal stuck in a rift. Elyria High School football lost 60 to 0 to Oberlin. Charles Salyer dies after helping a neighbor and returning home. A murder suicide shocks Elyria as Charlie Manning kills his wife near Broad Street then shoots himself.
He entered parliament in 1906 as a Conservative MP and served until 1910. In 1915 he became parliamentary undersecretary for foreign affairs and later assistant secretary of state for foreign affairs. He then held the post of minister of blockade in Lloyd George’s coalition and was well known in the U S for visits. He married a daughter of the second Earl of Durham in 1889.
The ad claims Sitca and Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured stomach and intestinal troubles after morphine injections during military service. It says the speaker served in artillery and was declared in perfect health by government physicians. One dose allegedly clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation, with money-back guarantee.
Reports link the rise of Lord Robert Cecil, son of the Marquis of Salisbury, to a potential career shift. A stalwart free trader, he may avoid a Commons run to preserve health and keep a seat in the Lords while remaining an active administrator.
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