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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
4
Public newspaper masthead from Elyria Chronicle Telegram including office address, editorial management and pricing. Mentions Associated Press affiliation, circulation guarantees, and national advertising representation.
The 1919 Industrial Conference in Washington contends with a rule limiting minority proposals from capital labor and public groups. Observers expect divisions among capital and labor, while the public faction remains less cohesive. Deadlock looms as the body can only recommend, but public pressure may yield influential material from open meetings.
The Massachusetts Republican State Convention refused to endorse Senator Lodge's textual amendments to the League of Nations while supporting reservations in the Treaty. The Plain Dealer is accused of inflating anti League sentiment, while observers note broad desire for a clearly reserved endorsement. Additional dispatches touch on Norway prohibition, rising living costs, and pay rises for clergy as economic strain grows.
An analysis of backfield roles highlights punter and kicker value, a capable quarterback, strong plungers, and swift, dodging runners. Emphasizes speed, tackling, punt catching, and offensive balance as keys to victory.
A school story outlines girls starting a field hockey team. Elizabeth leads, inspired by the boys and from history notes. They plan to fashion sticks from yard scrap and practice despite a small field while discussing the game’s origin and early college teams.
A profile of Prince Leopold, the Duke of Brabant, heir to Belgium, visiting the United States with his parents. The article notes his eighteenth birthday, education at Eaton and wartime service in Belgian trenches, and the King and Queen’s devotion to him as he nears maturity.
A Kansas City Times note reports that immediate ratification of the league covenant would end war-time prohibition, creating a wet spell through January 16. It adds this would not pressure the middle West to push Senate ratification sooner. Other items mock or satire various topics while the Post and Dallas News quote unrelated quips.
Elyna women may be surprised at the instant pleasant action of a glycerine buckthorn bark mixture marketed as Ad ter-1-ka. A single spoonful is claimed to ease constipation, improve bowel movement, and prevent appendicitis, with reports of rapid relief and a favorable effect on the upper bowel. J. A. Ebert, druggist.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Theodore Roosevelt sparring with oversized spectacles on his head, risking sight while the match drew cheers and fouls. The scene shifts to a fund-raising note beginning October 2, pledging 9 5000000 for a fair play initiative as Roosevelt’s persona is linked to perseverance.
Miss Pearl Moots of the Emporium broke a salesmanship record today by selling a rug to a man and wife in a single forenoon while ABe Martin notes the nurse role likened to a training moment after the buzzer.
A reader text explains the geographical equator as an imaginary ring 10 degrees from the pole and notes the magnetic equator closely follows it with zero vertical magnetic attraction anywhere along it. The passage ends with an unfinished dialogue about the topic.
Fragmented text notes Trinidad sugar cane cultivation turning to American plows, cultivators, hay rakes, mowing machines and crushers, with seed for mules and cattle. Scattered dialogue fragments mention a lunch dynamic and a customer dispute about a shrinking vest, suggesting assorted items and shop scenes from a multi-source clipping.
An advertisement claims Allenrhu cures rheumatism with dramatic results, dissolves uric acid, and drains away pains. It asserts Dr. James Allen and Crandall's Pharmacist guarantee refunds if not effective, urging all sufferers to try the product in this county.
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