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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
8
The piece argues that Western reports on Russia during the Bolshevik era are misleading and contradictory. It questions outside interference and urges recognizing Russia's government while protecting American interests. It warns that propaganda hinders truth and notes uncertain facts about Soviet life and policy.
A New York paper describes Cox's post election path as a snow drift. It notes warmth has helped the cleanup, making the shoveling out end of it favorable and timely.
The Albany Times Union argues the core obstacle to lasting peace is nations believing they can lick others. It imagines peace through intelligent, economic competition and notes the League of Nations abandoning disarmament. The piece criticizes Britain for not reducing its power and mocks hopes for disarmament.
Thirty years ago the King Solomons annual officer election produced a slate including Dr C Perry W M E J Mac Mabse S W JC Smith and J ne W Hurlbert as treasurer WF Seezean, C R Flower, 8 Dig Murbach, I D George Litchfield and Tyler Marned. The meeting was held on the 20th at the brides parents George Phelps and Dora E Peabody’s home. City business reported a water and light levy and a plan to raise funds via an eight mill tax. Local officials included City Marshall James Allen who was critically ill. James Carpenter of Byron, Mich. and J J Carpenter of Cleveland Street attended. The note mentions water, electricity, and other city funds, including a sanitary fund and sewer fund, with a remaining balance and various appropriations. Cant A O Crosby left for a visit with his son Irving in Washington DC.
Abe Martin recalls old days and gun prices while warning that agreeable times fade. The piece shifts to practical advice about drainage, suggesting a cement gutter ditch eight inches wide and two inches thick to drain water from bitter pipes and keep a cellar dry.
A widened reclining end lengthens the gutter outlet to carry water away from the house foundation, reducing seepage if ground is leveled. The modification does not obstruct the lawn mower.
An ad touts Musterole as a white mustard oil ointment that replaces traditional mustard plasters for pain relief. It claims quick relief from throat and chest ailments, headaches, rheumatic pains, back aches, sprains, and colds, with price ranges from 30c to 3.00.
The article notes contempt for a fad of high topped overshoes worn by schoolgirls and some young women, arguing it makes feet look large and sloppy. It also mentions Thanksgiving preparations with scarce turkeys and rising prices, plus a labor surge seen as many men seek jobs while street loafers gather on Broad Street.
A Norwalk report urges Thanksgiving reflections and prayer on Thanksgiving Day, stressing the value of sincere prayers and daily thanks. The piece notes people can seek blessings in church or personal moments, aiming to start the day with gratitude amid a separate local item about a hound that survived being run over eight times by autos.
Columbus Nov 24 The state supreme court which seldom reviews criminal cases will hear the murder charge against Henderson Bandy now serving time for the killing of Homer R Day in February 1919 Bandy was convicted on circumstantial evidence after the body was found on the Chilli cocothe Columbus road The court will also review the case of Dick Howell charged with murdering a Canton police officer He was to hear further arguments yesterday
The Cleveland attorney Bam T Haas was executed on December 3 after a conviction for arson. His case will also undergo a formal review to assess potential legal issues and implications.
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