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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1924
Page
3
A summer reminder urges subscribers to keep up with Community Chest pledges and avoid shifting funds to the Lorain relief fund. The article urges everyone to meet their back payments promptly so the Community Service Council and city agencies can operate without disruption.
The court criticized immigration handling of Eipo and his female companion who arrived at Ellis Island. The woman was refused admission while Eipo and Firpo were admitted. Firpo faced charges and bail was set for after a planned fight. The piece argues selective enforcement harms the law’s credibility and prompts national debate.
The article discusses South American power struggles where the army curbs politics in Brazil and Chile. It argues cabinet resignations in Chile stem from intimidation by officers and criticizes legislative pay reliance on wealth for political service. It urges Chileans to pursue laws by their own representatives rather than paternalists.
A garbled mix of quotes mocks social norms and behavior from Martins Ferry Newark and East Liverpool papers. The text jumbles topics from ice cream to matrimony and cooking, with odd references to gambling instincts and household tension.
A compiled list marks key past events on this date in Ohio including presidential cabinet resignations in 1841 and classic 1889, 1913, and 1920s milestones. It also lists notable birthdays such as Josef Straus, Marguerite Snow, Jor F. Lawson, Frank Chance, and David I. Walsh, with brief context.
Voters in several states head to the polls for gubernatorial, senatorial and congressional primaries. Michigan faces a fierce contest as James Couzens battles organized drys. Colorado hints at reappointing Senators Phipps and Adams. Louisiana and Washington hold races for U S Senate and state offices. Arizona features sharp party clashes for governor. Davis Bryan rallies and Pershing honored at New York dinner as today marks a political fever.
A column discussing education and youth prospects from 1946. It notes 16 900 graduates entering college that fall and 2400 not going to college for lack of money or health. It cites plant wizard Luther Burbank on foresight and imagination in business and ends with a reflection on savings as revenue.
Uday reflects on past days when stores and shows closed Sundays and homes were inhabited. The fragmentary quotes hint at a memory of wages and daily life but lack full context.
The record lists Rev vp HoMETCALF as assistant pastor at the Congregational church. Daniel Coolidge let a contract to erect a new residence on East avenue. A three foot alligator escaped A R Weber’s home and was captured in the river after three weeks. A marriage license was issued to Samuel Beal and Miss Thecker. A L Garford was elected treasurer of American Bicycle Co. Elyria voters were asked to bond the city to bring water. court annulled prior action.
George W. P. Hunt seeks nomination in today’s primaries as Arizona’s first state governor after statehood. A ranchman merchant mine owner and capitalist he began in politics in 1893 and helped shape 1910 constitutional features. He is noted for humanitarian statecraft penology and industrial management and led the Anti Capital Punishment Association. Athens Sept 9 Mr and Mrs Orson Lewis near here observe 63rd wedding anniversary both 6 years old when Civil War began Lewis served and was wounded twice.
Timely Views on World Topics notes economist David Friday argues American agriculture has turned a corner. He cites rising land values, growing output, and the ability to profit from crops as proof that farm prosperity will continue despite recent price declines.
Wisconsin primary results show Gov John Blaine and candidate Pegg surging, with Blaine’s broad support reflecting party strength. The article notes La Follette’s split with Zimmerman and outlines Blaine’s political background and Wisconsin ties.
Recorder J. S. Fisher reports a total of 250 such documents plus 3,312 other deeds. Deeds for diameter lots show a 25 percent increase over the previous year.
Advertisement urging readers to send name and address with 5 cents to receive Chamberlain Cough Remedy Stomach and Liver Tablets and Chamberlain Salve for coughs stomach issues burns and wounds. Trial package priced at 3 cents. Includes mail to Dee Moines Iowa. and promotional tone.
A fragmentary excerpt presents Dickinson lines about sanity and madness. The poem contrasts majority opinion with individual discernment, noting that assent implies sanity while demurring invites punishment.
The article notes growing popularity in China for American chewlox gum with readers observing a rising interest and sensory appeal. It mentions consumer curiosity, market availability, and possible cultural reception in urban areas.
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