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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
3
The piece argues liberty and equality are compatible when equal opportunities, not equal powers, are provided. It criticizes unions as addressing only a class, restraining individuality, and suggests unions may reflect weak elements seeking strength. It concludes liberty means pursuing one’s purposes without restraint.
The report recalls Sir Harry Lauder at a Dunoon civic reception where he joked about English laughter and Scottish thrift. He claimed he saved and shared sixpences, asserting Scots are right and thrift should spread.
A late cabled note adds Kert W. Roth of Lorain as a Republican County Commissioner candidate. Roth has 37 years at Lorain Coins, high school and business college training, and experience in road construction and business. He has held no public office before now but would meet expected standards of service for Lorain County.
A garbled OCR fragment touches 19th century figures and places across the world, mentioning Cincinnati, Norway, Newfoundland, Canada, and a baseball team with unclear details. The readable bits point to historical names, places, and events without coherent narrative.
The report notes a centennial anniversary linked to a jurist who served the Confederate state era and died in Amherst. It briefly mentions Allied forces in America and France from seventy years earlier, and references a future convention and figures including Lord Aberdeen and a Canadian governor general.
Abe Martin notes his couple’s longe marriage while his wife jokes about time passing. The city mayor of Youngstown, Ohio, resigns causing talk of a possible run for governor.
A garbled narrative recalls a chaotic scene near a Greeny Line car where a fire incident unfolds as a man attempts to douse flames with a paper cape while firefighters are nearby. Other fragments mention custody cases, a mayoral salary cut, and the inventor of the telesphane.
A reader letter praises Mabel Marsh as a capable woman candidate for Clerk, arguing her tenacity and service record merit political advancement. The writer urges voters to place her name on the Republican ticket, noting prior female city council selections and urging ballots to secure nomination.
Thirty years ago Parks Foster, long ill, recovered enough to attend Elyria Public Schools Discovery Day parade. The event included a speech at the opera house led by GA and a pyrotechnic Last Days of Pompeii exhibit in Cleveland drawing many Elyrians. Roads East Broad and Gracecourt Second street paving costs set. Elyria Daily Republican to publish Aug 20 for four days before folding. Arizona copper firms back $6,000,900 Salt River hydroelectric project near Phoenix.
The Sparks Big Circus opened with two shows on the fairgrounds at 10 30 in the morning and 2 30 in the afternoon drawing hundreds. The program featured horses elephants trained animals and high wire acts with Beatrice Jung and Madge Fuller as top trainers and Mans Lisa the African chimpanzee added to the menagerie.
Advertises Orhine Double Strength to remove freckles with a money back guarantee. Claims noticeable improvement after early applications and urges asking a druggist for the double strength version to ensure results.
Mrs May Shaner of Roseville reports seven years of hay fever relief after taking Kerker Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy. Her husband Gen Shaner, a Pennsylvania railroad car inspector, says the remedy worked from the first bottle and surpassed doctors and other medicines. Elyria dealer Harry A Crandall markets the product locally.
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