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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
6
The column summarizes postwar Italian policy on Corfu and national honor, noting evacuation terms and cautious optimism. It also covers Greek incident closure statements, Greek and Italian views on responsibility, and a Republican victory in a state election with Democratic gains. An organ concert at St Andrew's Church is reported with participating performers.
The Rev Dr William Lawrence, once dean of Cambridge Episcopal Theological School, is honored in Boston with a special St Pauls Cathedral service marking thirty years as the Bishop of the Massachusetts diocese. A Boston native and influential figure, he led a $5 million clergy pension fund drive and held key roles at Cambridge Theological School, Wellesley College, and Harvard University.
Editorial argues the middle class sustains democratic stability in Europe after World War I. It warns Germany and England face collapse of export trade and rising class tensions, while praising the United States middle class as a bulwark against revolutionary upheaval.
Mae E. Stannard former matron of Delaware Girls Industrial School urged Ohio voters to demand a thorough housecleaning of state welfare programs. She linked patronage and party bias to inefficiency and harm in human services and called for stripping the spoils system from welfare operations.
A list of past and today anniversary notes in Ohio covering events from 1785 Maine separation discussions to 1915 Arabic sinking reports. Also marks a year ago fires in Ontario and Quebec mining towns and celebrates today’s birthday figures like T P O Connor Gustav Stresemann and Frank Hitchcock with brief biographical notes.
The page lists diverse items including a seventy five birthday note for Tar Par O Connell the inauguration of Manuel Teixeira Gomez as president on a 15th anniversary, and an Episcopal milestone in Massachusetts. It mentions a Swarthnat contest, US and Canada relations, and a New York State fair opening. It also references shipping, debates, and Margaret Chung's medical practice in San Francisco.
A fragmentary column mocks beauty culture and salon obsession, noting Eva Tanguay and Edna Wallace Hopper, beauty products, high school fashions, and aging perceptions. It critiques cosmetic reliance, fashion fads, and gendered expectations with humorous asides.
Fragmentary note questions audience reception and dining options after changes. Mentions a return of a balmonist and a sense that there are fewer plays and pictures, with confused expressions about the situation.
The article notes beauty professionals who fix appearances, turning an unattractive stenographer into a striking vamp. It highlights the craft of powder and paint, stressing results over initial looks.
Gen Joseph Haller, war hero called the sentinel of civilization, will speak at the American Legion convention in San Francisco and then tour the country. A Polish leader who fought with allies in World War I, Haller aided Poland’s freedom, led Polish divisions, and led the Polish Red Cross rehabilitation.
A fifty five year old item notes E A Cahoon presented a census of male inhabitants aged between 6 and 21. McConnell was appointed pastor at the M E church during the annual conference. A stray raccoon wandered onto Broad Street and was tackled by a dog, triggering a vigorous night that drew a crowd.
Fighting Klan factions have settled their differences and agreed not to expose inner Klan secrets in court. Attorneys for both sides asked Judge Robert Terrell to dissolve the temporary restraining order issued September 21, ending the Evans faction’s restraining action against the Simmons faction.
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