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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1919

Page

6

Obie Daily Newsps Publication Rates And Addresses

The notice lists the news publication price structure: two cents per copy, twelve cents weekly by carrier in city, forty eight cents for four weeks, six dollars per year in advance. By mail outside Elyria three dollars per year in advance. Offices listed in New York and Chicago and the Associated Press rights noted for republication.

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Increased Pay Ordinance Draws Public Criticism

The 1919 city council approved pay raises for officers in a single evening with debate over excluding firemen. Critics say firemen deserve higher pay to maintain efficiency and recruitment, while noting the rushed passage and potential imbalance in compensation across departments. The writer supports most raises but questions timing and fire service funding.

Bates Public Service and Safety

Garfield's wage decision shocks miners in wage dispute

The article critiques Administrator Garfield for a 14 percent wage ruling in the miners dispute. It notes miners sought higher pay, operators offered 20 percent, but Garfield endorses a 6 percent increase, drawing criticism of government handling and connections to former Secretary McAdoo's debates over baron profits.

Garfield Garart

Becomes a Plea Ser What It Was Intended For

Fragmentary clipping discusses U.S. reactions to 2.75 beer and legal decisions. Mentions Mexico's annoyance and references to kidnappings and American intervention. Lacks clear names or dates.

New York

Neighborhood Story Teller Turns Profit On Saturdays

Sally Brow uses afternoons free for children in her neighborhood to host storytelling sessions at her home charging twenty five cents per child. She expands to porch gatherings in summer serving vanilla cookies and pink lemonade while reading tales of great men and nature, turning a hobby into a small venture.

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How Pictures Are Printed in Newspapers

Everyday Science explains the printing process using metal plates or cuts formed by photo engraving. It contrasts line engravings with halftone engravings and describes making zinc plates etched with acid to reproduce images for newspaper pages.

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Mrs Hope of Luff Turns Up in Historic General Election Row

Mrs Hope of Luff, widow of Colonel Hope and sister to Lord Roberby, resurfaces amid a historic December general election contest. Her campaign for East Fife was halted when she offered a 750 deposit instead of cash. she faced guardianship removal claims tied to alleged immoral conduct and alcohol use, leading to a new guardian being appointed.

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Charleston News and Courier Dry Law Debate Cited in Milwaukee

A Milwaukee judge weighs the dry law validity amid widespread debate. The discussion echoes through Charleston News and Courier and Pittsburgh Gazette Times as opinions clash over enforcement and legitimacy.

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Unclear Words Echo a Turbulent Era in Detroit News

Fragmentary clipping questions government control of coal mines and road projects, reflecting public doubt about management performance. Mentions a farmer named Charles from Aug.tria seeking his throne and odd reference to an elbow issue, all in a cryptic, satirical tone.

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Optimism and a Conference of Delegates Foreseen

A fragmented clipping notes optimism about a forthcoming conference of delegates arriving with open minds. It contrasts with harsh lines on drinking wood alcohol and an ambition to live within income, referencing American papers and a Britain whisky sales shift.

Detroit News Philadelphia Ledger

Pinky Kerr Comments On Hats For The Next Day Wear

ABE MARTIN notes Pinky Kerr aside about choosing a good soft hat for the following day. Tinecla Tis Pash was struck by an auto Vday the GOCULG!A akt le Roe unclear in text.

Pinky Kerr

Nonsense and social quips fill a noisy column

A collage of jokes on marriage gender roles and propriety laments Prohibition and politics while mocking fashionable women and men. It cites the Eleventh Commandment joke about drinking and notes concerns about divorces aging offspring and social manners with satirical vignettes and brief observations.

Poindexter Opens Candidacy For President

Senator Poindexter of Washington announces his candidacy as the first Republican to enter the race. He vows to purge reds from the country and make America safer for citizens who are anarchists. Poindexter has served in Congress since 1909 and as a senator since then. his term expires in 1922. He was born in Memphis Tennessee in 1868 and educated at Washington and Lee University before practicing law in Walla Walla and Spokane.

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Autobiographical Snapshots and Satire in a Local Page

A collage of verse snippets and humorous notes reflects editorial voice and social commentary. It includes quips about foreign visitors seeking American cash, a comical repair sign after a truck incident, and sketches on politics, theater pricing, and a up-state wedding described with florid prose.

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