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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
7
The piece reflects on shifting party loyalties since 1880 and argues the Republican party must align with broad public interests to regain strength. It urges statesmanlike leadership, warning against narrow partisanship and stressing the need to win back popular trust through genuine concern for the people.
The note on Paderewski insuring his hands for £50,000 prompts a reflection on the value of skilled workers. If the pianist’s hands are priceless, the ordinary artisan’s hands render far more essential life support. The piece links design, labor, and progress, ending with a brisk comparison to everyday risk.
A fragmented 19th century obituary collage lists notable deaths including Gen Robert E. Lee and others with scattered birthplaces. It mentions political shifts like the Alaska boundary treaty and a Canadian coalition government under Sir Robert Borden. Regional convention openings span Augusta Georgia to Minnesota and Utah entries, with various civic organizations noted.
One year ago today a ship of Honolulu was abandoned in the Pacific. About 200 passengers and crew were rescued. Today also marks birthdays of George W. Cable, Michael J. Cuarchop, Clarence C. DL, Edward FL Dan and others. Names appear with ages and places in fragmentary form.
Partial readable lines show references to Roan and bars, meetings, and a Second Pan American Congress. Text appears garbled with stray words like today, meeting, Stacey, and Congress blending with unrelated fragments. No clear event, date, or proper nouns fully established.
A humorous 반 piece by Jim Armilage mocks old time clam bakes. It describes ticket prices, large portions, and rude service with exaggerated slang. The piece parodies readers’ confusion and the chaotic banter of a seaside food jamboree.
A brisk fragment notes Abe Martin packing his hat after a breathless moment, with a reference to 442 and a home at 370d Pinker. The terse item implies a humorous or anecdotal scene typical of a local column.
A garbled, humorous block discusses second helpings, drinkware, feeding a robot clerk, dishwashing by a wife, diet trends after meals, and odd kitchen scenes. It mixes lines about clients, automoblie trucks, and frost with snippets of domestic routines and playful food humor.
Thirty five years back Tsao Kan was a private in the Chinese army. Now Tsao Kun is a marshal, president and military director of the Chinese republic, elected to succeed L Yuan Hung who fled Peking. He is sixty five and has a long record from soldier to regional commander and war leader.
Fragmentary text mentions external treatments, operations, and possible refunds or guarantees. References to a customer claim and a purchase price imply a consumer dispute or medical product issue. Names and places are unreadable, but the tone suggests a complaint or warning about inadequate cure and refund promises.
A public debate questions the League of Nations impact on sovereignty. The speaker challenges the assumed global objection, citing Britain France Italy Canada and Ireland and asking why other nations have not protested Article X or the Monroe Doctrine. The piece reflects concern over collective security and national independence.
A compact meditation on how busyness dulls perception. The speaker laments lacking time to notice nature and beauty, urging people to pause and observe. The verse contrasts bustling life with moments to appreciate streams, trees, and beauty, ending with a critique of a life consumed by care.
Fifty years ago Mungaven opened a three story hotel on Washington avenue described as a substantial structure. Child’s Wood Furnace proved popular with thirty two units sold for Elvria while burning large sticks of cordwood. D C Baldwin & Co announced Domestic paper patterns added to stock. Mrs C J Wells, a female physician, opened an office in Monroe block East Broad Street.
The 1834 tally shows Elyria casting 259 votes and Lorain county 1573, the highest totals in the Western Reserve out of Cleveland and Ta lmadge. Two judgments were filed against the village.
Edith Kinney Doten of Worcester, after Radcliffe graduation 35 years ago, is now enrolled at Boston University’s School of Religious Education. She studies church pageantry and hymnology while her daughter, a third year student, attends the same university.
Mrs. Annis Asher Smith of Fredericksburg becomes the first woman to hold the office of county treasurer in Virginia, marking a historic milestone for the state’s local government.
A dated medicinal ad urges readers to buy Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand 60 cent box to banish nervousness and fatigue. It claims quick mood lift within days and a money back offer from W Phillips on the first box, suggesting use for nervous system issues, indigestion and sleep problems.
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