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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
3
Editorial writer argues in August 1922 that crisis shows the need for government power over railroads and coal. It warns private ownership cannot fully separate people’s interests from transport, and favors unified leadership under strong executive authority to prevent conflict and ensure coordinated management.
The piece argues religion requires organized effort but is not limited to formal church activities. It notes summer vacations reduce indoor religious gatherings, suggesting tent services and outreach where people gather. The writer contends religion is a life relationship with Creator and neighbors, not merely a set schedule.
Disjointed text references matins, conferenc es, and uplifting politics with names like Edgar and Reber. Mentions Loneke Arkansas Warrenville Pennsylvania and Virginia. Alludes to veterans, a Tuskers team, and local gossip about Hudnutt and Mischka with hints of Monday page 1.
The report marks the centenary of James Wo King the American pioneer who invented a condenser for distilling seawater for drinking. It also notes celebration by The Most Rev James J Sheane head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tuhuque observing a milestone in church leadership.
ABE MARTIN recalls days after marriage when a man settled into life with leisure. The tale notes croquet and fishing trips as the main diversions while business mattered little, and Optimints weigh in on the full story.
Local notes describe golf mischief at the Contes Club and a humorous misadventure when a stranger overpaid Bill Dengate for a suit. The Chronicle-Telegram picnic at Cascade Park features Bill Rainey and the office editor, with typographical quirks noted.
The article notes major church work on Second Street with a stone chapel on Court Street and a redecorated theater in town, while Van Amburgh’s animal show is advertised for performances. It mentions political shifts with a local tally and a parade of officials, including Colonel Alfred Le Unienel and Majors Massey and Foster, as well as buffalos seen en route through Ely.
William Reed aged 11 died in railway yards when he and other boys started two cars down a slope. The incident is reported amid a note of danger and tragedy from Britain where superstition warns of depression caused by an infant seeing a mirror before turning one.
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