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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
A coarse exclamation echoes grim resolve amid hardship. The speaker vows endurance after severe setbacks and asserts resilience despite bleak prospects, highlighting communal grit and survival through ongoing trials.
A critical editorial argues that the United States under Wilson operates as government by men rather than by law, citing the Seamen's Act and Jones Act provisions authorizing treaty abrogation. It accuses Wilson of elevating personal will over treaties, contrasts with Cox's stance, and urges voters to choose Cox to reject Wilsonian policy in November.
Forty years ago James A. Garfield carried Ohio by 20 000 votes in the October election. The notes also list local prices and products such as textiles at 3 cents per yard, farm produce and livestock rates, and mentions works in schedule like Uncle Tom's Cabin and The V a n W i n k l e appearing in local listings.
Aigria Opera House advertised reserv ing veal cuts at 25 cents, listing a low price for a meal option. The notice reads as a compact ad indicating fare and service style.
Oct 21 Oberlin reports T.4 Parmele claims Oberlin garage first to render aid to an airoplane. Lieut Henderson of Stinson Aeroplane Co Dayton Ohio, has been in town four days for passenger light repairs and to fix the rudder and rear plane after an initial landing here. Engine work also done. Parmele accompanied the aviator to Norwalk this morning.
In custody of Marshal Edmonds Norman Stewart a 24 year old colored man is expected back today from Youngstown. He faces a criminal conversion of property charge in Justice Court over a diamond ring taken from Martha Bowles in a joking bet. Bowles claims Stewart did not return the ring and had another ring as stakes. Stewart formerly worked as a drayman.
Oberlin news reports Mrs. W A Bowen of Honolulu visiting Oberlin on her last U S stop before returning to Hawaii. Mr and Mrs W R Comings of Elyria plan to move there with the Bowens. Miss Ruth Garland, daughter of Mr and Mrs Garland of Tank Home, will join to pursue nursing in Honolulu. Funeral services were held Monday.
The late Miss Mary West long managed a respected college boarding house on West Lorain Street in Oberlin. Bishop Alderson of Cincinnati will lead services at First Methodist Church next Sunday morning. Oberlin’s U S A Lecture Course features Norman Chapman Andrews, Seamans MacManus, Elizabeth Pooler Hea, and Agall opening November 16 with The Great Illusion and the War.
A 1921 Pathe Phonograph Model No 10 stands 43 inches high with deep walnut cabinet. The sale includes $25 worth of Pathe records, one year guarantee, and flexible payment terms up to one year with home delivery and prepaid freight within fifteen miles.
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