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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1924
Page
3
The piece argues in favor of the Child Labor Amendment, disputing fears of farm child labor bans and noting state power over child labor. It lists supporting national organizations and cautions against federal overreach while citing China’s move to protect children and a quip about the Prince of Wales.
A collage notes events from September 21 including obituaries and anniversaries. It lists figures such as Carol.ce of Orange County born 1792 and Ex princess Cecelia born Mecklenburg, alongside birthdays for Samuel Matheson and Samuel Rea, with brief mentions of institutions and places like Johns Hopkins and Pennsylvania Railroad.
Washington will unveil a monument honoring religious nuns who served as hospital nurses during the Civil War. The event follows a January plan and reflects national recognition of wartime nursing.
Ohio man Rus sell B Guild 21 of this city died in an attic fire near Hamilton Alabama four miles north of the city He was warned in his crisis before physicians arrived and died.
fragmented OCR reads ABE MARTIN quip about slips between making a joke and making good noting a shady thoroughfare in town. the line hints at local street conditions and the humor style of abe martin.
Grove Patterson discusses business virtue and trust, citing Wanamaker on a word as good as a bond. He highlights John Golden’s push for clean theatre and his $100,000 prize fund for three new plays, excluding salacious material.
Peter J. Brady of the American Federation of Labor returned from a British labor convention and said British unions are capable but not superior to American unions. He noted the U. S. has forty eight states with varied laws and argued Americans are ahead in worker conditions while Britain faces unemployment and hopes German factories won’t flood markets. Brady warned of Germany’s impact on global labor if factories operate heavily and workers accept low pay.
A brisk note praises Siddall for choosing theatre over writing a sharper article about clean plays. The commentator lauds the value of clean performances and action in the arts.
Baron Keishiro Matsui, cited for diplomacy and prior Washington service, chosen to succeed Ambassador Hanihara. He has held posts from foreign affairs to ambassador to France and served as a delegate to the Versailles peace conference. He promises full responsibility for his government amid immigration policy tensions with the United States.
The Norwalk hook and ladder company, using Elyria sport trucks, won the national fire tournament by completing the prescribed distance and placing a man on the ladder in fast time. They earned $5110 cash and the championship prize of $309. Tom Monroe fell from a natural bridge in Cascade Park into the river, suffering a five inch wound, during park activities. Other teams from Medina, Clyde, Oberlin, Norwalk, Crest, Amherst, and Sandusky competed in the event.
Dr George Ellery Hale, famed solar physicist and astronomer, builds a private observatory in Pasadena to advance solar studies. A Chicago native educated at MIT, he led the Yerkes Observatory and directed Mt Wilson, earning international honors including the Actonian prize and the Jansen medal.
The issue highlights Prince of Wales coverage and a Victor Company sportsmanship talk with songs and novelties by the Dizzy Trio. It also notes Day's Hardware displays Pyrex, copper nickel and aluminum items, gas heaters, Purple Stamps redemptions, lunch boxes, hunting reports, and D. M. football gear and a church league trophy on display.
A mahogany Louis XVI period Victrola console is showcased in the Elyria window. It features storage for 256 records and is offered at a special price.
School officials and teachers recognize the role of music in youths lives. The organization offers guidance on instrument purchases help getting started and 100 percent post sale service for students and educators.
A reader asks about readiness for a Norwalk factory tour of the A. B. Chase Grand. The note emphasizes a musical education possible during the trip with no obligation to purchase. Readers are invited to schedule a visit.
Review the B P S paint line for outside use and fall painting. The advertisement promises a complete line and a good job with long wear for exterior projects.
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