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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
5
A fragmented reflection questions the value of reading books and newspapers. It notes figures like Henry Ford and a Polish-born man swindled by park schemes, musing on whether book derived ideas can replace direct experience and current news.
A discussion in Olio Board circles argues that box office success cannot justify lax morals. Critics urge producer self control and public standards to curb indecent content despite calls for free speech, warning producers risk external censorship.
The article critiques the shift toward recognizing a married woman's autonomy within Protestant practice. It questions obedience rules, links emancipation to civic duties such as voting, and notes ongoing legal and social conflicts amid religious expectations and gender roles.
A fragmentary sketch outlines Calamity Jane’s life and legend. It notes her Ohio roots, time with General Custer as a seamstress, and traits like smoking drinking gambling swearing and fighting for her rights. The tone hints at affectionate sensationalism surrounding her bravado and purported kindness.
In Constantinople police test car brakes by laying a nailed board in the road. If drivers cannot stop, they incur punctures and are guided to repair stations or have their cars confiscated. The piece asks if such a plan would gain support in America given many motorists.
The page lists notable anniversaries and birthdays with dates and figures: General John Coburn born in Indianapolis and died there in 1908. Theodore Roosevelt born January 6 1858. references to 1923 and 1920 events including Lassen Peak eruption reports. mentions of Carroll Keryon Cox and others with origins in Warren Ohio and Lincoln Nebraska. It also notes a 1932 Olympia meeting on a territorial government for the country, and a brief Who's Who sketch of Major General Robert L. Howze with career highlights and decorations.
Fragments note a centenary birth observance for a general and congressman, with references to a war command role and a political campaign in a border region. Mentions of Theodore Roemy and conventions opening appear among scattered details.
Fragmentary poem lines tumble with missed letters and garbled phrases. The text hints at pride and desire, but key words are corrupted, leaving a puzzle of potential verse and author names, with unclear rhythm and meaning.
National Ilbe Co announced brooming ad and foundry at expo with 990000. Governor Myron Tl Jier Fick and Rev Morgan Wood spoke at op house political campaig. The People Institute listed speakers Jack London and James Whitcomb for winter lecture. Five Elyria boys fined for entering Co on ville schoolhouse and Halloween night vandalism. Harry Hw Smitie Co broke sound on East Broad Street for new mercantile building. Mey in lala piles.
A fragmented column discusses wartime sentiment, a penmanship department head Bertha Cona, and mentions of American figures including Cardinal J. Han na and Roman circles. The text references themes of writing, war, and news from Berlin and America with scattered names.
An early education in a city and further studies at Mu nich Cambridge. After ordination he taught theology at La Benare's Seminary in Rochester. In 1907 he was nominated coadjutor archbishop of San Francisco but Rome withheld confirmation over a modernism charge later disproved. In 1912 Father Hannana had a naval appointment. He then succeeded Archbishop Hiordaz to the archbishopric.
Fragmented OCR notes mention residents and visitors including Myrtle Meary Ida Krueger Lucile Tillenspell Charles Dy and Arthur Gordon. References to local events at various homes, a driving incident, and a school class or club activity are scattered with incomplete names and places. The passage lacks cohesive narrative and precise dates.
A reception for Kev and Mrs C Hagar took place Wednesday at the Methodist parsonage basement with about eighty church friends. The Ladies Aid served refreshments while the Young People's Literary Society presented its first program at the opera house. Miss Alice Reilly visited Vermilion over the weekend.
Real estate transfer notes show Chas D Woodruff to Enurn Aitler at Alexanders ad and Lorain for 8 3400 Morrel Homeser to W N L L tle to Lorain and OW ON allormert to Cletus st Erie Park with additional transfers in Lorain area.
A series of property transfer entries lists buyers and sellers including John J. Schrock, David Stephan, Schultz & Faragher, Nally Discount Co., Rose Wolf, Avon Development Co., Steinlitz, Valra, Lorain Store Co., Joseph Ruyvonsk, Stephen Skodak, Steck's, Arbor Land Co., Louise Long, Woodhaven Beach, Avon Lake, Edward J. Francis, Ralph Cobb, Pole's, Lake View Park Co., Jennie Rabl, and Cornelius Kohlmeyer. The entries note lot numbers and prices ranging from 1 000 to 3 350 in Lorain and Avon Lake areas.
A fragment lists property lots in Sheffield and Doll Braun ads to Lorain with prices 6600 and 7000. Names Frank Pankau Eva Mendelson Skrzupczynska appear with lot 31 on West Avenue Elyria. A line notes a girl believing a man’s people must be nice and a stray line references a Thursday sale in Elyria.
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