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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
8
An analysis argues that a double standard of morals drives labor capital conflict. It claims profit margins determine business success while service lags, citing Lincoln and liquor cases as parallels and urging a shift to a system where production distribution and service define value.
At a Winnipeg meeting Burlington North Carolina hosts a pageant and commemoration of the 1771 Alamance battle with Regulators. International delegates and cadets gather in Hamburg for ten day economic timers devoted to studying the reconstruction of Europe.
Jim Armitage notes Burkes social hint of coming political moves. Mayor Jones spoke on law enforcement and eighteenth amendment support before Ravenna luncheon crowds. An arrest preceded his talk and a member claimed to hold a memo naming prominent figures in the host organization. The Exchange Club played ball with Fitch on the mound.
YESTERDAYS IN OHIO notes various births and deaths with dates and places. Includes Gregor Thurston Bedell born Hudson New York died March 11 1892. notable anniversaries for Toledo bishop Samuel Stritch and actress Julia Marlowe. aged readings for Sir Edgar Bowring and William A Pertica among others.
Ike Lark had a kick coming yesterday but it only reached Greencaatic, reflecting a local chatter on consequences and rumor in a small-town scene.
The Third Pan American Conference on Infant Welfare convenes today in Rio de Janeiro with main sessions and discussions. In Wyoming, the primary race for United States senator nears its final stretch as nominations move toward the last stage. The Board of Grain Commissioners will review tariff charges for public country elevators today.
An advertisement touts Allenrhu as a universal rheumatism remedy that dissolves uric acid deposits and ends pain within 24 hours. It claims the drug meets every patient’s cure promises with a money back guarantee and names inventor Mr. James Allen of Rochester WY as the creator of Allentha.
The piece mixes notes on ongoing strikes and weather with casual remarks on coal workers and baseball. It mentions welsh knee injuries during a game, a missed runner, a German mark decline, flour purchases, Marsh Guentha’s brief illness, Vermilion swim mishap, and a wry line about the British Admiralty flag.
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