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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
15
A fragment discusses trial and error driving progress and mentions women in leadership, dress, and a public elevator debate. It contrasts male dominance with majority rule and hints at proposed songs or demonstrations about patriotism. The text reflects social tensions and gender roles in a historical setting.
A reform advocate argues to end the Electoral College and have voters choose the president directly. The piece cites past discrepancies, argues voters should count individually, and urges President Harding to support constitutional modernization.
The piece defines a Conservative as opposing first attempts and praises experimenters in Kansas North Dakota Alberta New Zealand and Australia. It argues Reactionaries block new ideas while resistors may hinder progress, yet persistence in trials often yields reform.
A collage of historical Ohio items and today’s notable birthdays includes acts in 1800 aiding justice for Indians, 1806 Burr flotilla boats seized, 1861 Ohio volunteers to front, 1864 brigadier general Robison honor, 1873 Fostoria opera house dedication, plus modern birthdays for Murphy O Connell Durant Blake Austin Holmes and Clemenceau speech plans. Also notes Jerusalem surrender anniversary and Texarkana city milestone with Ontario fair and debates league.
ABE MARTIN reports Mr and Mrs fats Bud's maid spent the weekend with them. The hag gag belonging to the troupe at Mejodean Hall last night gal car ried through the pesthelic dancer had to give the whole show.
Comical telegrams mock agitation over hats in elevators. Gentlemen and women, observers say, argue about chivalry and propriety as fashion and reformers clash. The writer jokes about hats, hair, and separate elevators for men and women to avoid public embarrassment.
The Lorain County Farmers Institute held its third annual convention at the opera house with speakers from across the state and good attendance. Events included a play by Denman Thompson Joshua Whitfield, a fair at St Mary’s Church with gold cross and gold headed cane candidates, and a temperance mass meeting. An election selected Henry Fairman as street commissioner, a singing school was organized, and a term-ending concert was planned.
A fragmented note describes homeremedies for stubborn coughs, urging quick relief with simple ingredients and steps. It mentions mixing sugar with an unspecified liquid and breathing techniques, aiming for irritation relief and clearer airways.
Colonel James Graves Scrugham, governor-elect of Nevada, emerged as a candidate in a notable debut during the recent election. A mining engineer by trade, he previously served as state engineer, resigned to serve in World War I, and later resumed engineering work while traveling across the state.
Poem fragment extols the permanence of love and renewal while warning against restraint and fickleness. The text then notes Cincinnati Public Library trustees have barred future employment of married women in the library system.
A fragmented column discusses common sense health cautions and odd phrases about medicine and diet. It mentions rheumatic conditions, the role of doctors, and a rambled note about a cemetery worker who sells plots and tends graves.
Sale on Monday December 11 1922 at the owner’s residence two miles south and three to four miles east of Oberlin. Livestock horses cattle and chickens offered with 141 tons of clover and hay silage 20 percent of corn and potatoes. A 1922 Fordson tractor farm implements and fruit line included. Lunch at noon. Terms cash under $5 credit on bankable note 9 percent interest. Auctions by W Fackler.
Alma Voetisch, once a Chicago stenographer, emerges as a leading booking agent for Metricai alivaclivas across the United States, signaling a major career shift and expanding industry involvement.
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