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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
7
A 1923 article argues early physical issues cause later learning difficulties. It cites Prof James W Wood and notes 25 percent of rural schoolchildren have defective vision, stressing timely correction prevents wasted effort and improves outcomes for children and families.
National Comet Alvin Owsley of the American Legion commends a world conference on air disarmament after a European trip. He argues America must seek peace or risk war and notes support from veterans groups in England France Belgium and Romania to pressure governments toward participation. The idea, if realized, could more effectively curb war sentiment than naval armament cuts. Other items mention fashion, accident victims groups, and the value of university training.
A compact roll of historical anniversaries and one year ago notes. Highlights include Gen William Moultrie linked to the first American flag in South Carolina, 1810 Busaco battle details, 1920 American Legion convention in Cleveland, and a retrospective of notable births and deaths tied to U.S. history with dates and places.
Elections begin today for Egypts first parliament while Italy sets evacuation of Corfu as a war cloud forms. Berkshire festival of chamber music opens today at Pittfield MA and runs through week. Dayton Ohio hosts annual American Electro Chemical Society meeting. Oxford debating team starts American tour with Bates College debate in Lewiston Maine. Conventions opening today include San Francisco Western Purchasing Agents Association and Chicago International Association of Street Station Officials. New Bedford Manitoba Masnche
The TTS Co operative Bank League gathers in Minneapolis Minnesota with Daughters of the American Revolution. Grand Rapids Michigan hosts a State Council on Immigrant Education. Middleboro Kentucky and Ten Teases Kiwanis Clubs engage in regional events.
Poem fragment titled The Farmers Lament addressed to Jim Armitage. Combines rustic speaker group of 8 000 subscribers and farmers from R D or RB D region. Includes jests about family and fishing, requests return after missis and kids jokes.
Jim Armitage reflects on returning home with news of friends Dick O'Donnell Bernie and Harry Hinkson. He recalls Paris as too slow for Dick and too fast for Bernie and notes the paper will print only on days that suit him per Burke.
Rushyr townsfolk express wish for visiting senatorial investigators. Salesmen have long since discarded knocking as bad business, but the habit persists amid rural satire and rustic humor.
Local notes recount comical incidents and remarks. Ralph Murbach runs a fair coal business while a regular customer wryly jokes about price surges. Fishing misadventure near Sandusky ends with a bait mix up. Chief Bates paints his car orange and jokes about Irish voting. A prank on Henry Beck, onion sets misidentified as Chinese lettuce, and playful chatter about taxes, post rates, and Chinese restaurants highlight a lively political season.
A poetic fragment evokes a fountain that endures through heat and cold. It invites travelers to drink and proceed, with allusion to Brotas and the Naiad, and mentions Pan in the broader mythic frame. The verse preserves a mythic flavor and classical imagery.
Mexico’s envoy in the United States says recognition by Washington would boost capital and confidence for Mexican commerce. He notes Mexico’s metal currency system, lack of a national bank, rich mineral resources, and plans to develop manufacturing under Obregon, with an emphasis on mining and raw materials.
Thirty five years ago Miss Phoebe Johnson married J H Harkleroad in a ceremony performed by Rev E O Buxton. The town began extending its water mains with over a mile of pipe laid during the fall. The M E Conference assigned Rev Buxton to the pastorate here and Rev F S He was appointed presiding elder. Dr Tanner, famed for a sixty day fast in New York, was a former discerning physician at Ridgeritte.
A visit to Elrria featured a lecture at the town hall. The Young Men's Locality of St. Mary’s Church organized a slate with William Fox as president, Fred Wagner as vice president, Frank Wagner as treasurer, Peter Miller as secretary, and James Burns as marshal.
Maurice Francis Egan, noted scholar and former United States Minister to Denmark, is reported critically ill at his New Jersey home. A Philadelphian, he taught literature at Notre Dame and another university before entering diplomacy. He promoted Danish thrift and rural development while in Copenhagen and was a prolific writer and translator.
The article speculates that Theodore Roosevelt Jr. now assistant secretary of the Navy could succeed Edwin Denby as secretary soon. It notes his rapid rise from World War I service as lieutenant colonel to Albany assembly member and highlights his early political path alongside his father.
The Harvard graduate and lawyer married to Eleanor Butler Alexander of New York in 1916. He built a career in finance, helped organize the American Legion, campaigned for President Harding, and served in the Albany assembly. Also noted: the City of Truro once hit 102 mph on an English railway. spiders may communicate via abdominal projections.
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