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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
2
A 1919 Chronicle-Telegram page notes the debate around who decides major policy. It contrasts partisan crowds and public figures with the average voter, arguing the outcome rests with broader public sentiment rather than the loudest speakers.
A historical notice urges strict enforcement of the child labor law to ensure schooling. It argues the prohibition on working before age fifteen is misguided and that early work by capable boys can prepare them for life, while noting parents and school superintendents oversee proper regulation.
A fragmented older text complains about prohibitionists and the dry world, arguing that expanding dry areas deepens dryness. It mocks political figures, mentions hay fever as a metaphor, and references marriage, League of Nations, and army officers, all in a disjointed, opinionated style.
A garbled set of antiquated quotes discusses campaigns and training, citing names like Nelson and Trafalgar, with stray mentions of courts, railroad workers, and alleged fraud. The piece hints at political contention and media commentary without clear cohesion or dates.
An overnight hike for Boy Scouts scours village and town along the Black River crossing at One O14 Grafton. The route runs toward the farm of C. C. Campbell in the southern corner, with a week lending Friday evening and report dated 19. The text notes a set of woods and farm areas along the riverbank where the outing unfolds.
Officials urge buying War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds to earn interest until they mature. The movement emphasizes that funds deposited now will grow in value, with coupons and stamps potentially exchangeable at banks or post offices as conditions allow.
A detective dialogue explains why a mother's electric iron trips the fuse. The professor discusses house wiring, loads on outside versus inside circuits, and how current and watts determine fuse protection. He notes multiple faults, shared circuits, and why a fuse blows to prevent fire.
The Amherst scouts field a 110 pound football team led by Trey Ceaire and Rames Whelmias. Kenneth Gusid serves as manager as troops travel Friday to Saturday with plans to return by ambulance after the Contést event.
In 1915 tale Bill A. Millar turns his home workshop into a dream factory by specializing in a multipurpose sleeveboard. Guided by his mother’s advice to make something people need, he designs a labor saver that doubles as an ironing aid. His early profits show the idea’s promise.
Columbus Ohio September 12 nearly five million dollars four million seven hundred eighty four thousand eighty three cents to the PRACT, will be distributed among 794,956 Chinans of September. This state’s semi annual interest payment of the Third Liberty loan is noted as war effort. The War Savings Committees urge that large portions of this Liberty tea be reinvested in War Savings Stamps or treasury savings certificates.
A fragmented obituary sketch traces Albert Cummins born in Carsht...els Iowa to a backwoods upbringing, his move west by rail, law career in Des Moines, and climb to Iowa politics then U S Senate. It notes his governorship, legislative terms, and long service as a railway attorney shaping national policy on railroad ownership.
An elderly reader from Wellington, Mrs. A. Richmond, reports loss of appetite and sleepless nights improved after two weeks on Nerv-Worth. She credits rapid relief from gas and bloating and says she now eats heartily and gains strength. Advertising claims include a dollar back if it fails.
Alfred Bates of the Department of Inspection of Workshops and Factories issues a city warning detailing restrictions on employment for youths under 16, girls under 18, and others. It lists hours limits, schooling certificate requirements, and prohibited occupations, urging compliance and return of certificates upon termination.
Miller, a seed merged in work in the state department, is returning to Korea to resume his post as American counsel general in Seoul. He previously held the position for many years before his later assignment and now is set to take up duties again amid World War II era events.
A Kentucky man claims a simple mentholized spray remedy eased hay fever for many sufferers. He urges readers to try the product, describing a straightforward regimen with chilled water and nasal spray to curb symptoms and reduce fevers.
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