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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1923
Page
7
Lord Leverhulme in the United States argues free trade benefits 110 million people and predicts British unemployment falls with higher wages and doubled production. He condemns protective tariffs as creating unemployment and urges reciprocal exchange to boost prosperity for both nations.
A 1923 Elyria appeal urges all residents to meet the Community Chest quota before Thanksgiving. The piece warns that failure would damage Elyria’s reputation as a town and industrial center, urging generous contributions from those who can afford it and praise for those already giving.
The piece notes a nationwide political lull after fall elections as Congress sits out and candidates hold back. It predicts renewed debate when Congress reconvenes and President Coolidge speaks, with editorials and public chatter rising around legislation and living costs.
A fragmented page notes several anniversaries and events set in past and present. It cites historical figures Henry Wheaton and Cornelius Vanderbuilt, plus political leaders and a 1921 New Haven fire incident, then shifts to local jokes and community fund drives.
Fragmentary notice traces a ceremonial landmark for a governor of Akantas who opposed repudiation of a state. It mentions a public avenue, committees, and a set of political figures across multiple states, highlighting historic ties and party leadership.
A garbled item describes comical telegrams and a cryptic note attributed to Jim Armivage. It mentions Realm 17 6 and a question about doing something after Forts 40, with speculative hints about future events and a reference to footprints on ads of lime in the coming year.
An unclear statement questions behavior at a public gathering, urging self-restraint and respect for attendees amid charity efforts. No concrete facts or names are provided to establish a specific incident or location.
Henry Ossawa Tanner, renowned American artist and Paris expatriate, receives the Legion of Honour medal from the French government. A Pittsburgh native born June 21, 1859, he studied at the Pennsylvania Academy, trained under Eakins and Laurens, and is known for religious subjects. His career includes Salon notice in 1896, multiple medals, and works housed in Luxembourg, Carnegie Institute, and Chicago Art Institute. Tanner also served the Red Cross for eighteen months in France during World War I.
Fragmented verse speaks of night and moonlight fading clouds over water. The speaker mourns and endures sorrow with a heart exhausted and resigned. The lines reference a heavenly car and a lost life, invoking Charisite Smith as a named figure.
The Masonic Order held its annual election naming S. Rockwood as Worshipful Master Thus Reexe was named senior warden and Alvin Plocher junior warden.
A break in at St Andrew's church led to the theft of all communion wine and prompted Sunday services to be dispensed. The incident disrupted church routines and raised security concerns for the parish.
Doepker and Company markets a Thanksgiving specials list with grocery and bakery items. The ad highlights 6 lb cooking apples, cranberries, dates, walnuts, olives, grapes, Brazil nuts, celery, cabbage, fancy apples, pumpkin, mince meat, raisins, currants, citron, lemon and orange peel, iceberg lettuce, Jersey sweets, and a full line of fresh baked goods with a prompt to order early.
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