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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
4
A columnist urges Rotary and other clubs to aid crippled and ill in society while warning that benevolence must target root causes. Citing Dr. Dugdale’s Jukes study, the piece argues prevention through clean living, better social and industrial conditions, and a united effort to limit hereditary defectives, not drain resources on treatments alone.
Lloyd George proclaims that Russia and Germany cannot discuss their fate at Genoa until treaty issues are settled. Britain and France seek to complicate but not fully annul the Versailles pact. The piece notes current diplomacy and rails at Arbuckle film censors while praising restraint and reform in cinema.
A collage of notes from Ohio history with references to miners' sympathy strikes, state militia growth after the Spanish-American War, deaths and birthdays of notable figures, and a sample of daily items from 1894 to 1919 including parades, conventions, and jokes. It pockets events, people, and places to sketch a bygone era.
Today marks Arbor Day in Indiana and Colorado with a brief notice of the 1898 Spanish-American War declaration anniversary. Texas observes a holiday for San Jacinto's battle anniversary while Ireland notes the 290th death anniversary of Saint Maelrubha. A Canadian Catholic clergy delegation sails from Saint John New Brunswick to attend the Internat...
Abe Martin notes that public praise for a fine son often belongs to the Scout master rather than the parents, reflecting on changing titles from "that man Wilson" to "the Washington situation" and giving credit where due.
Jim Armitage recalls a ballpark visit with the Cleveland team, with wild remarks about Coveleskie, Hollenden, and reporters. The Indians lose 15 to 1 to St Louis as Lee Fohl’s squad tries to outsmart Bill Bryan. Potts replaces Van Gorder after a home run. El Phar Day set for June 7 with Howenstein leading the Ohio committee.
The grounds around the new court house were being graded and improved. The fire department received a modern hook and ladder truck and put directly into service. Mr John Tunnington and Miss Mary Watts were married by Rev. E F Williams. An excursion to Cleveland to see Joseph Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle cost one dollar including opera seat. Weather was warm and straw hats and linen coats appeared.
A long list of property transfers including parcels in Elyria Avon Lake Ridgeville and Amherst with prices from 1 to 37 thousand dollars. Parties include Keller Konig Colocchio Smith Campbell Brown Frederick Starkey Merthe Minnich Pfizenmayer Ward Bowman Brown Andress Smith Dennison Kope Municipal Real Co Gargas Ediek Brown White Cudity and others.
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