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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
8
The meeting featured Glen Phub and Mr Plinh discussing industrial enterprise issues. Speakers urged citizens to study topics with educational and practical value, highlighting wage concerns and the need for informed public input.
The piece discusses James Bryce’s view that democracy includes republics and that democracy measures the sovereign will of all people through votes. It notes caveats about women's suffrage and property-based voting rights, arguing genuine democracy requires universal participation to justify representative or direct rule.
The text argues Babe Ruth deserves a $60,000 salary next year, noting his past season earnings of £30,000 and comparing him to a president earning $75,000. It emphasizes Ruth’s daily long hours, frequent practice, and high value in baseball.
OCR reads like a chaotic recap mentioning Wade and Warper, a failed or garbled note about a Senate figure and Ireland, a suspension bridge opening, and general convention hints. Readable bits include names such as Wade and Clark but many words are unclear or garbled.
Friends of Mr. C. R. Bickford of Cleveland Federal Bank will be inter ested in his selection as a member of a permanent committee on career designs production and distribution. Bickford, formerly of Elyria, is named among five officers representing twelve federal banks with two from the Federal Reserve Board and three from the treasury department. Training in banking and fiscal matters dates from his era with the First National Bank in Myria. Mr Tuckfoerd's appointment honors his currency function work.
A local figure known as H’s Honor helped a newsboy deliver papers in a downpour, guiding the boy and assisting with the delivery. The scene is described amid various odd notes and garbled lines, including a jailed physician and unrelated chatter about soup and protests.
A winter predicted to be hard and long by weather prophets. Fred Wood, employer of Arnold and Murdoch, killed by a fast train while crossing East Side tracks. William Fridenstein and Mary Ann Gray wed by Rev. Spinney. Garford and Ely buy W. L. Fay Manufacturing Co to expand tricycle business. Comstock Bros retire Beebe House landlords. E. G. Bacon of Lorain takes their place. A second influenza outbreak affects many in the city. C L and W trains to the south begin from Lake Shore depot. northbound passengers face walking across town.
Olive Moore of La Grange called on Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg Wednesday evening. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited and attended a lecture at Elyria church. Birthday dinner honored Mr Cook with family and friends present. Several Lorain and Elyria residents stopped by to see relatives in Town Line and surrounding areas.
An advertisement advocates Jad Salta for bladder and kidney issues. It claims meat and certain foods irritate kidneys, recommending dissolving Jad Salta in water before breakfast for several days to neutralize acids and reduce irritation. It promotes Jad Salta as inexpensive and safe with a pleasant effervescence.
Andrew Shubert and son Clar euve visited Elyria on Tuesday. The Varent Teachers Association of the Pown Line will hold its first regular meeting at the school house Friday afternoon December 2. All residents of the district are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs John Henes and Bong Walter and Albere visited their daughter Mrs Mike Thalman of Stop 19 Lake Avenue Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gewis Spieselbe and children Inman Russel spent Thinksgiving with Mr and Mrs Theodore Grills and son of West Kids. Mrs Margaret Dellefield entertained informally at Thanksgiving dinner, guests including her sons and daughters and their families. The day was spent socially and at noon a buffet dinner was enjoyed by all. The Phase present were Mr and Mrs George Delefield Mer and Mrs Lr Win Dellefeld. Mr and Mrs Ernie Pallas semof firsswald rausd. Mr and Mrs Peter Jielefield and family of Risto Mrs Cingsie Rohlans amended Crmity Mr and Mrs fotlin Revs and family, Mrs ciunt Mreeinad and family and Mio and Mes John Delle felibanmd family of Blerias Ate. Mrs Wil Delledilg and Mrs Christina Gow of Lorain, and Mrs Carl Dellefield and daughter. Mr and Mrs Marl Dellefielt at Amherst, Mrs neta of Sourh ele Dsietein und oe Raise. latest Wer and lefield or Town tine Hea Ernst iuml Uarlan Urues emu. of Amherst called on Che for-
Elizabeth mer's mother Sirs Ernst Thankegiving and the Dellefield couple visited J P Hechtel and family of Month Rupe Tuesday evening. Mackert and Hermin joined Mrs Mat Deittick and Ridgeville family Saturday. Evergreen Club to hold bazaar and supper at Mrs Margaret Dellefel's home on Wednesday evening December th.
Mopey loans at 6 percent on a list of stocks including Templer Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Guarantee Mtge FG Clark Hinde and Dauche Sherwin Williams American Multigraph Bishop Babrock Goodyear Rubber Miller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steam Ship Stevens Curyea Cleveland Discount and many others Bring what you have.
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