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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
10
The fragment references pastels and Associated Press style notes. It mentions price details and subscription rates, with offices in New York Chicago and a national advertising representative. The readable text lacks a clear event or person to anchor a full story.
A 1919 London Times note highlights British and Allied eagerness to trade with Germany post armistice. It contrasts prewar unity against current rivalry over wages and advantage seeking, noting German Austrian coal projects and German market openings at Frankfort fairs. The piece laments shifting motives from collective wartime aims to self serving trade gain.
A fragment discusses the concept of a Public group as a democratic force aiming to disentangle bias and rely on evidence. It contrasts true public-minded individuals with skeptics and cautions against reducing public purposes to corporate interests.
A humorous exchange asks what will be served: light meat or dark meat. The question frames a meal preference challenge among gentlemen.
Disjointed fragments reference Morris Leece union, Minneapolis Tribune, poverty of prohibition, Wall Street Journal, and Philadelphia notes. The garbled items mention values, worth, and community singing as social factors without coherent events or identifiable persons.
Readers urged to collect cocoons for observation rather than damaging trees. Describes Cecropia moth cocoons tied to twigs, Luna moth cocoons under leaves, and Phemeus Motas with glassy wing spots. Instructs to preserve cocoons in vases for June moth emergence.
Instructional piece describes making a large map of the hometown, scaling measurements to half, forming right angle axes, and using string and rulers to plot locations. It includes steps to test accuracy and extend to a United States map with state pictures, plus a brief note about the Franco-Russian War and Carter Glass’s political career.
Francisco de la Barra, president of Mexico during the post Diaz era, emerged from commerce and diplomacy to become foreign minister and ambassador. He served in Congress, negotiated treaties with Holland, represented Mexico at the Hague, and played a key role during Madero’s revolution before largely retreating from American politics after 1913.
Grand Duke Cyril of Russia, now in Sierlin, backed General von der Goltz in his recent campaign against Bolsheviki, according to news received by Frank Polk, head of the American peace commission in Paris. The fact that the German general’s effort was supported by Cyril is reported.
Lorain Ohio announces Ray George I Cooper of the Rescue Mission will be ordained as a Baptist minister at the local Baptist church on November 24.
John Lewis of the United Mine Workers and AFL representative leads at a Washington conference. He supports nationalizing coal mines and Plumb plan with miners backing. He calls for a six hour day five day week and a sixty percent pay rise, with talks on these demands ongoing with cog operators.
An old gentleman from the country visited Washington and caused a stir by declaring he came to see a specimen of senatorial dignity. The remark drew laughter and widespread attention in the capital.
The item mixes a past party anecdote with jumbled notes on a furnace outage and lively food, then shifts to snippets on prohibition, poetry lines, and advertising wisdom. It reflects a casual, stream of consciousness style with dated references and scattered observations.
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