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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
5
In a 1922 column, the author urges male political leaders to engage women as voters after enfranchisement. The piece argues women bring distinct concerns and should be included in planning, warning plans may fail if women are ignored. It calls to discover women’s views through social gathering and civic outreach.
The piece argues Governor Davis aims to define a Republican faction by endorsing his emergency clause and ripper bill while avoiding his own candidacy. It contends he would not run on that test, and believes few will seek the nomination or election under it. The author notes the governor’s consistency in insisting others choose sides.
Secretary of State Hughes opposes reducing the navy below a 5 8 3 ratio and argues nations should freely adjust quotas. The text notes subsidies could lead to a near abolition of naval power in favor of a subsidized merchant marine. The Book Buyers Guide reviews William J. Bryan’s In His Own Image on Darwinism, humorously noting misclassification.
Wilbur Cross, writing in the Yale Review, calls Joseph Hergesheimer's new book Cytherea superior to Henry Fielding's Tom Jones, likening the latter to a Sunday School. The remark frames the novel as a sharper, more adult literary work.
A compact roll of Ohio related notes including births of John F. McKinney in 1827 and Charles N. Foster around 1828, deaths in 1904, 1861 militia enrollment act, 1895 Cincinnati coat makers strike, and a snapshot of notable birthdays and a past presidential address, with other named figures and locations.
A penitentiary inmate accused ofMisappropriating state property to the value of 200000 is set for trial at Henela today. Lady Astor sails for the United States to attend the League of Women Voters convention in Baltimore. Secretary Hoover convenes a conference with large trade associations in Washington to unify trade statistics publishing plans.
A humorous collage from Jim Armitage noting small town quirks and jokes. It jokes about a Corner of Broad and Cheapside, a lecture on big game in Africa, and amusing remarks on divorce lawyers, a trip to Paradise, and new radio setups. Mentions Amundsen, Oklahoma, and a tall English girl Kathleen Clarke, with town life and light commentary throughout.
Fifteen years ago the city passed on a Friday wedding engagement with Sarah Bernhardt citing Good Friday. The town bought its first street flusher to clean its streets in the city style. The Green Line planned a central Elyria power plant delivery. Land east of the river sold for the Garford Willys-Overland plant site. Grandma Allen aged 104 died at J E Boynton’s home. Bellwood land sold to Elyria syndicate for dwelling use. A Washington avenue strip sold for 327000. Elyria ball club named players Homer Davidson Clyde Water Jon Stoup Jack Forbes Frank Praman Ed Wilbert Fred Lawrence Button Briggs.
Marthe Topper announces publicity for the second annual Jackson Jefferson club banquet to be held in Ashland County on April 27.
Mrs Henry Beahr visits Michigan while her parents stay at the Beahr home until their new house is vacated. Kenneth Buck travels from California stopping in Kansas to see friends. Elyria visitors Thelma Harding visit John Bainbridge home. Epworth League to host warm sugar social Friday night. High bridge work progresses and should open in about a week. Delia Elkins and Albert Elkins of Elyria visit grandparents Worcestor. M E church services Sunday led by Mrs Smith.
North Carolina Republicans meet in state convention at Winston-Salem to gear up for the upcoming campaign. The item references also note state holidays and other events including Halifax Resolutions commemoration and Passover timing.
Al Bentley faces hard luck as he supports his 15-year-old daughter and her cow fed, while locals joke about folks chasing money’s worth at a community talent event.
Ashland Country Club awards contract for the new clubhouse to Daniel Ernst with a $22,500 bid, the lowest of six. Horace Armitage becomes golf professional while the club has 140 members. Two youths, Robert Curtis and Charles Barrick, are arrested over a joy ride incident involving Dr. E R Levit. Burglars ransack the Flax Hill Co. office and drill into the safe but flee. Ashland High defeats Wooster in a Philippine Islands retention debate. Ashland College forms a new YWCA with officers Shirley Price president and Vernie Band vice president among others.
The article warns that excessive stomach acid causes gas bloating and gastritis and urges not to rely on basic digestive aids. It recommends taking small amounts of dissolved magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, relieve wind, and prevent sourness and pain.
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