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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
11
The piece criticizes overreliance on law to enforce beliefs and argues for moral suasion. It contends laws may suppress fundamental principles and warns against legislators pushing penalties without full understanding of facts. It emphasizes cautious, principle based reform over coercive regulation.
The article argues Germany rebounding eight years after World War I, becoming economically strong among European nations. It says Allied leaders remain troubled while Germany and Czechoslovakia rise, and predicts Germany will join the Council of the Engine of Nations, shaping the continent’s future.
A fragmented report notes a woman who attempted a Channel swim, faced tides and fatigue, and faced criticism for borrowing money for the effort. Despite the setback, she receives sympathy and support from some readers while the outcome remains unclear.
A garbled summary notes dispatches to papers within sixty two days with word counts and references to Coolidge and Roosevelt. It mentions speeches and shifting tradition while misquoting or mis-spelling names and events.
A satirical note on the New York City Republican State Convention, describing upstate delegates as dry and others as wet, with remarks on a platform and possible candidate Senator Wadsworth. Also includes a quip about a Los Angeles man anxious over his wife’s health and a Zanesville item about a man using chloroform.
Fragmentary report recalls debates on colonial status words in treaties, references Dahn Wydohuston as senator from Vine horn, and a New York advocate’s push to fix gold dust as currency. Mentions Francisca and price standards, births, deaths, and upcoming conventions with scattered dates and places across the era.
A fragment hints at a discussion about clothing or dress at an event. The garbled text references Emmy and a time to implement dresses, suggesting a planned change or costume idea. No clear people, places, or exact event details are discernible.
California marks its statehood anniversary as a century since The Chess Advocate first appeared. Indiana’s Civil War veteran Thomas J. Lucas is honored. Lady Astor speaks in New York City. China reconstruction topic at a university conference. Davis Cup action shifts global tennis attention to Philadelphia. The Dancing Girl and other plays attract theatergoers.
The article surveys Mrs. Medill McCormick and her ties to the Republican party, noting her lineage from Mark Tennant and her activity in politics. It mentions Governor Orory’s retirement consideration and hints at party connections, with focus on McCormick’s influence and public stance.
The speaker laments being a terrible golfer needing 10 to 12 strokes per hole and an eight for par, seeking a partner at least fair to improve his game. He admits temper issues around pine holes and notes it takes about three and a half hours to play.
A fragment discusses The Wlight of Youth by Riche ard Henry Stoddard and quotes a Stoddard poem. It reflects on youth's fleeting beauty and the enduring truth that time takes from the heart, offering balm for losses yet noting youth never returns.
A farmer analyzes garden crops and costs arguing it may be cheaper to grow them locally than buy from markets. He notes tuber losses, interference with regular field work, and the overall net value of home grown produce versus buying from neighbors.
The article discusses home gardens and urban plots aiding residents amid shortages. It notes health gains from gardening, estimates cash values of farm produce, and compares garden prevalence across states. It highlights farmers near towns achieving self sufficiency with small orchards and livestock.
A Raleigh letter discusses Southern literature and cultural shifts including theater, publishing growth, and a revived regional assertiveness. It lists notable writers while chronicling a Madison NC veteran John Hopkins pursuing a claimed share of the Mark Hopkins estate based on a vanished relative.
Representative Lindsay Warren of North Carolina plans a 100000 dollar appropriation to erect a Wright brothers memorial in Dare County. A Pere County movement aims to stage a large Kill Devil Hill celebration in 1928 to mark the 25th anniversary of the first powered flight.
A Florida survey of imports via Key West reveals Cuba relies heavily on the United States for food. It notes past reliance on Spain and Europe and argues Florida near Cuba, with its ports and rail links, could become the main hub for supplying Cuban needs. Cuban counsel Domingo J. Me lord advocates Florida foodstuffs dealers bidding to expand the mammoth trade.
Guards for front wheels of automobiles in England fit to drop a rubber tab that automatically lowers to protect pedestrians from wheels and prevent the vehicle from striking a person.
A fragment advises removing lint and stains from upholstery and brightening garments using a can spray burning team boiler with a spray nozzle and hose, a dubious technique lacking detail on safety or efficacy.
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