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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
2
A 1922 advocacy piece by residents urges women’s groups to push Elyria to require smoke consumers in factories. The letter cites smoke damage to homes and furnishings, notes Detroit experience, and argues six months of smoke losses could fund installed devices. It calls for cooperative action or an ordinance.
In New York James Cox claims the League of Nations ended twenty one wars in Europe. The remark prompts debate whether all wars ended by bankruptcy and starvation count as League outcomes or if Cox meant wars halted by the League.
A New York lawyer reports I. W. W. leader William D. Haywood, who fled bonds in America, is in Russia and appears willing to stay. He was observed at a Third Internationale meeting and is said to be thinner, with speculation he prefers Russia to ease his finances.
The report notes a fifth anniversary observance tied to a Russian response to Allied demands and mentions a predicted frost in Ohio. It references the consecration today as part of the period's events.
A patched OCR page recalls 1808 John Smith rescue, 1827 John Lie, Ohio congressman, 1888 canal destruction, 1909 state convention, and resignations. It lists today’s birthdays from Victoria to New Zealand, plus misc events and conventions. The jumble mentions musical society, theater, and wedding notes, with reminiscences on wireless telegraphs and Marconi.
A garbled column sketches political banter about marriage reform blue laws and press satire. Mentions Catherine Waugh McCullaugh, Major Oles, Youngstown and a candidate for governor with a large campaign fund. references political restraint and public headlines. The piece mixes names, places, and political mood in a lively, fragmented tone.
The Festival of St Mark marks the tenth anniversary celebration today. Archbishop Dowlile of St Paul presides as the occasion honors the patron saint and includes religious leaders such as Sherwood the Episcopal bishop of Springfield Illinois and Princess Mary Viscountess Lascelles, aged twenty five.
Miss Irma Moots was robbed after nearly reaching home last night. The report notes a splintered crowd toward the left eye and a cryptic comment about crow's feet, attributed to Miss Fawn Lippincut in a beauty magazine.
A fragmented line suggests a quirky suggestion involving a cat and red Ikaer as a playful, non factual remark. The text lacks clear news context, dates, or named entities to verify a real event or person.
Fifteen years ago Elyria Wooster Berea Norwalk Creyton and Chicago Junction agreed to form a new trolley baseball league. City council planned paving Depot street Washington avenue hill Third street hill to the fair ground. Notable death of George Noble struck by street car on Middle avenue. Elyria High School defeated Western Reserve freshmen 13 to 4. Numerous property transfers and lots sold in Elyria, Lorain, Avon Lake, and surrounding areas.
A shuffled ledger of real estate transfers listing buyers and sellers. Entries cite parcels in Lorain and surrounding areas with prices ranging from 400 to 33 500 dollars, including lots, blocks, and amherst and Sheffield additions. Names include Mathew Namerovsky Henry Eilert Zada Tucker and others in a compilation style notice.
An advertisement touts Mi-O-Na as a stomach remedy that stops belching heartburn and all discomfort in minutes with a guaranteed offer by W. Phillips Advt.
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