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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
11
A public stance from Lorain County affirms the county school board controversy. It notes sharp criticisms at meetings and defends the motives of all leaders as honorable. Voters should decide on merits, assuming honesty from those who disagree.
Editor asserts faith in Florida’s future as an agricultural powerhouse and desirable resort destination. Cautions against speculators and over buyers who expect perpetual price rises. Notes values will normalize after volatility, with Florida remaining strong despite boom-and-bust cycles.
The old dictum that no question is settled until settled right rises as historians reexamine responsibility for World War I. Allies branded Germany criminal and forced a guilty verdict, but renewed study suggests Germany was not wholly to blame and that acknowledgment is needed for lasting peace.
A collection of anniversaries, births, and political notes from a historical issue. Items mention Roger Williams banished from Massachusetts, Cromwell era surrender, George signer of the Declaration, and varied birthdays. References to war declarations, ships from New York, and notable figures like Maj. Gen. Johnston and Fannie Hurst appear alongside local notes on licenses and sheriff activity.
A list of historical notes and upcoming events marks half a century since Sir Charles Wheatstone's death and the retirement of mail general Johnston. Also noted are tax hearing dates, a dairy farming course launch, and a large prohibition drive in England. Delegates and convention openings for several associations are listed in cities including Detroit St Louis Atlantic City and Louisville.
The article notes Dwight F. Davis is appointed secretary amid debate over the post. It highlights his sports achievements, Harvard graduation, wartime service as major and lieutenant colonel, and long civic involvement in St Louis.
Sixty members of St Andrews Episcopal Church attended a regional meeting in Norwalk on two special cars. The city council discussed paving plans on thirteen streets for the coming year and agitation grew over replacing the old iron railing around the city park.
Fragmented lines from a poem laments memory and sorrow. It recalls love lost and the ache of absence, touching on fate, crime, conscience, and the enduring pull of a past relationship. The piece ends with the line about loving and losing, attributed to Tennyson.
Invention and industrial expansion bring drawbacks as Jens dispatch from Santa Rosa California reports low flying aircraft threaten local business. Chickens are alarmed by a hawk and quit.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Santa Pass, a plant wizard, deformed freshmen at Rochester University, and fashion musings about trousers and coats. It then shifts to remarks by J. B. Pintey on education versus roughneck intelligence, followed by a news note on James Cranswith Tory’s appointment as Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia and a Montana hotel claim about a full-blooded Indian telephone.
The article notes Jack Dempsey delaying a comeback as he recovers from a nose injury and questions about nerve and health. It references ongoing training and speculation on the timing of his next bout.
A fragment quotes a line about women and men as life’s trouble, mentioning Abel and Wass Mel with unclear attribution. The text hints at a humorous or ironic view of gender roles and conduct.
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