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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1923
Page
3
A 1923 discussion argues government should not do for people what they can do for themselves yet must curb exploitation by the strong. It cites the Blue Sky Law in Ohio and warns against equating protection with paternalism while stressing the state’s duty to ensure fair opportunity and protect the vulnerable.
In a rambling talk, Mize Fawn Lipponcut rails at triflers who string along girls for years, urging women to test suitors' intentions before engagement. She warns against complacent offers, urges competition and self-respect, and asks girls to guard their affections and time.
General Henry T Allen former commander of the American Army of Occupation in the Rhineland argues the United States must end aloofness and pursue a broad intervention to heal Europe’s economic convulsion. He cites Europe’s export dependence, disrupted trade, and the Ruhr Franco-German dynamics, urging American genius and industry to craft a remedy now.
A fragmented telegrams piece mocks romanticized Indian life and stereotypes. It mocks Longfellow and Hiawatha, notes the Chief’s welcome, jokes about maids and brides, mentions Navajo blankets labeled Made in Newark, and skewers colonial gaze with crude humor about “noble red man” and other clichés.
The Fair Association of Alabama and E D Hester & Co stated they are debt free for the first time in many years following large attendance at the last fair. Eugene Debs, socialist leader, was scheduled to address the city on the 29th. David Geha, former Ely man, faced murder charges in Cleveland and was later sent to the Newburg insane asylum.
Columbus Riding Club president R C Watts says the real danger in horseback riding is auto drivers, urging the Columbus Auto Club to request motorists to slow down when passing riders.
A compact recap of past events and birthdays in Ohio and beyond. Entries note Frontenac’s move to Canada in 1689 and various historical figures with ties to New York Philadelphia Augusta London and Davenport, Iowa. The text recalls public figures, naval leaders, and religious figures born or active in early to mid 19th century.
The article marks the centenary of General Thomas J Wood, a noted US Army officer, while listing concurrent events including Raleigh NC Fall Festal opening, primaries in New Jersey, and a Canada Catholic Truth Lore concession. Readers are invited to recall the general’s contributions amid a busy regional schedule.
A fragment from John Gibson Lockhart ponders youthful faith, love and bereavement. It envisions a solemn shore beyond grief where dear friends meet again beyond time and fate, offering a serene, eternal sleep as hope.
The man loved by his cat and dog, by neighbors' children, and by his wife is a great man even if he has never appeared in Who's Who.
Vague OCR text describes a voting incident and a suspect fleeing a scene. It references a town, a city official, and a cop, with unclear details about dates or outcomes. The fragment hints at local political or law enforcement actions but lacks concrete names or places.
Thomas Ene land, believed to have escaped from the Marion Indiana asylum, was arrested in Lima on Marion officials orders. He had sent an urgent telegram to a North Dakota brothel seeking funds.
A fragment lists events from 15 years ago in Elyria including a goon’s act at the Northern Lights amid sky observations. East branch water low caused complaints from residents due to odor from the river. health authorities used disinfectants to avert an epidemic. The Biggs-Zrerrard Co. stock was purchased by The Springer Hotelwort.
Walker D Hines director general of the railroads during the war era has come back from Europe after coordinating international tasks. He helped arbitrate reparations and river craft settlements valued at 46 000 000 gold marks. Hines, Kentucky born 1870, rose from court stenographer to Louisville and Nashville attorney to Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe executive. He joined USRA as assistant to the director.
An old advertisement promises Wendell Pills Ambition Brand can lift nervous fatigue and relieve symptoms like indigestion and sleeplessness. It claims improvement in three days with a money back option on the first box purchased, urging readers to act via the Money Tack plan.
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