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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
4
The senate committee reports changing ad valorem duties from American to foreign valuation, while the house favored American valuation. Proponents argue American valuation better protects American workers. critics cite adjustment and comparability issues. The piece urges restoring the house form before senate action.
The piece argues that limiting mines and miners is a remedy for coal disputes, blaming human nature and the division of labor. It contrasts miners’ reluctance to switch jobs with the broader tendency to stick to familiar work, and muses on Soviet experiments and Bertrand Russell.
An old clergyman’s remark about reading religious books on contentious topics is recalled during Religious Book Week. He noted such works should be sharp enough to provoke a strong exclamation like hallelujah or an expletive, highlighting the tension between critique and faith.
A note from Indianapolis reports a dedication of Listening In as a public shrine by the Riley association. A Vinland Kansas rural high school vote will decide if girls must wear skirts at least three inches below the knees. Easter apparel is also mentioned with new suits hats and shoes. Mose Wilder’s Cleveland business trip was postponed due to cold weather.
A chronological digest lists past events including Wilson Shannon resigning as Ohio governor to become US minister to Mexico in 1849. It also notes historical meetings in Cincinnati on a Cincinnati to St. Louis railroad, deaths such as Richard Gilmour in 1891 and 1911 figure William H. Upson, plus notable birthday anniversaries and a 1 year remembrance of peaceful parliamentary developments.
Events launch with the Dallas Texas Cotton Ginners Association Birmingham Alabama Educational association and Athens Christian Endeavor Societies of Alabama along with Memphis West Tennessee Educational association scheduled to begin proceedings in varied locales.
April 13 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vernarski of Cleveland visiting Rhinehart Cook family over the weekend. Mrs. Margaret Dellefield returns home after two weeks with Elyria and Amherst friends and relatives. John Peters accepts a Cleveland position and departs Monday morning. Mrs. Schubert to entertain the D D Club. Mrs. V. Cook Mrs. J. H. Detfield and Mrs. Henry Delisfield attend Saturday afternoon events.
TO DAY Observance of Holy Thursday marks religious reflection. A sesquicentennial tribute honors Thomas Jefferson and Eli Terry father of clock industry in America. A large Canadian Indian powwow at Oswego protests the Indian act. Also noted is the old home of James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier Poet.
An assortment of lighthearted notes reports Solly failed entry to a Knights of Columbus event while others describe stamps, theater mishaps, rumors of Rockefeller’s relative marriage, rising gasoline, shifts in fashion, and a Kentucky woman sheriff. Michigan Normal School expelled seventeen girls for petting parties.
Thirty years ago public schools planned Arbor Day tree planting in school yards. A new hearse joined Calvin Ensign’s livery, but no one wanted a ride. Whitey and Crisp opened a lin store to fill orders. The G A held a camp fire with General A F Warder’s address. K P organized a thirty member uniform rank with officers named. Bicycles were becoming main transport, causing fears of villagewide wheels. Arbor Day observed at Town Line school with pupil program and a district superintendent talk. Various local social visits and church events noted amid community life including a new therapeutic band in an English asylum treatment program.
A skin specialist says a little Mentho Sulphur quickly overcomes itching eczema by destroying germs, soothing irritation, and healing the skin. The ad urges sufferers to obtain a small jar from any druggist and use it like cold cream.
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Stomach and heart health relief with Burnham’s San Yak Ingles. Claims relief for kidney bladder trouble stiff joints high blood pressure artery hardening and paralysis. One teaspoonful in water before breakfast, sold at Ebert's Drug Store Elyria Ohio.
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