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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
15
The piece praises Elyria’s renewed generosity after the war and highlights the spirit of giving over the amount. It commends team captains and workers for increased contributions and argues for a voluntary, atmospherically driven duty rather than compulsion. The author invokes Lowell’s Grail tale to stress sharing and communal effort.
A column argues Hershey’s milk chocolate funded a $60,000,000 industrial school to train boys in useful trades. It cites fortunes from simple ideas and praises the public-spirited impact of chocolate profit on education, then notes local legal efforts on dog licensing and liquor-related business.
A dated miscellany lists notable anniversaries from 1749 to 1919 with births and deaths of public figures in Charleston Marblehead New York and other places. It also features New Conceptions relating home problems to government and roles for women in shaping social change.
The piece notes the Festival of St. Clement and Founders Day exercises at the Carnegie Institute of Technology Seminary with an oration by Don Gelasio Catani the Italian ambassador. It mentions a Louisville testimonial banquet for Dr E Mullins and upcoming Army Navy football at the Polo Grounds with a record crowd expected.
A Lorain county town faced a disrupted Elytia Day as test plans collapsed with parked flivvers on Broad street and restaurants running out of ham and eggs. Soda fountains underperformed and milliner shops stayed quiet, while the mystery cause behind the stormy weather affected shoppers and daily business.
A garbled passage mentions ABE MARTIN and Safe Bad in a rough dialogue about a morning routine. The text includes names like Leslie and Valea Femsien and references to a bank, coffee, toast, and a dubious exchange.
The column fondly recalls a bustling sale day with loaded crowds, baby carriages outside shops, and wild bargains from two for a quarter Camels to three for a nickel. It laments current hard times but hopes for more days like yesterday to ease tomorrow.
William Squire Kenyon, former U. S. senator from Iowa and current U. S. circuit judge, is viewed as receptive to a Senate bid under certain conditions per Sen. Smith Brookhart's report. Kenyon left the Senate in 192? to become a federal judge after Harding’s offer. The piece notes his long service and Iowa roots.
An old advertisement claims a simple harmless preparation that removes ca tarral mucus from the intestal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promises a money back guarantee and lists druggists as distributors.
A compact poem scene by Austin Dobson evokes a garden sanctuary where flowers thrive in quiet, protected spaces. The speaker asks the garden god to grant harmony as thrushes, bees, and shadows fill the alleys with gentle song.
45 years ago the Ely guards arranged a practice shoot for Thanksgiving Day with prizes of turkeys and chickens. The Lake Shore Depot was broken into and $200 stolen from an unlocked safe. A campaign sought removal of unsightly wooden awnings over storefronts. Pork prices fell with butchers paying $9 less per head than two years earlier. Judge W. W. Boynton returned home for rest from Ohio Supreme Court duties. Dr. J. W. Sampsell arrived from Ashland to begin practice.
Statewide items from Cleveland report a book truck driver robbed of 4120 by two armed bandits. Nine hundred Pennsylvaniab railway shop workers are laid off for two weeks. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans a twenty story bank building in Cleveland. Betty Kassner dies from auto accident injuries, county fatalities total 186 in 1923. A fiery cross prank threatens a negro school in Gallipolis. In Cincinnati a chair hides two pints of whiskey with suspect James Sheehan arrested.
An advertisement proclaims Joint-Ease as a low priced remedy that quickly penetrates skin to reduce swelling and ease pain in knees elbows shoulders and other joints. It claims relief for rheumatic and non rheumatic ailments and suggests applying several times per evening. Phillips Drug Store sells tubes for about 60 cents.
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