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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage discusses Europe tensions and public reactions, mentioning land, Scandinaviada, and cries for wage support. The text is incomplete, with multiple garbled phrases and unclear references to events, places, and people.
The text rails at states stepping from aloofness as Germany and France clash. Britain is cast as Europe’s ally. Switzerland is noted as the sole neutral nation amid tensions. The piece hints at a growing conference approach to resolve the dispute if the United States remains detached.
At Oberlin High School auditorium on December 9, Dr E Van Buskirk of the Ohio State Department of Health spoke to parents about hygiene and social welfare. He urged patience with children, explained that ignorance leads to many asylums, and stressed wholesome living, home and school cooperation, and better public health practices.
Dr Edward T Devine, acting social worker and former AsciUniversity professor, will lecture on The Fight of Eation against Exaction. The Liberal Club hosts the talk Tuesday evening at 8:00 PM, outlining social economy insights.
Oberlin High announces interclass basketball preliminaries starting Dec 11 with Seniors versus Freshmen and Sophomores versus Freshmen. Dec 12 features Juniors against Freshmen and Dec 18 Seniors versus Freshmen. Also listed are football and cage practice notes along with local briefs and events at Oberlin, including theater and conservatory updates.
The notices outline Dec events including a Classical Club play on Sunday Dec 17 at 4 30 in the Art Building and a Physical Science Club meeting on Dec 5 in Severance Hall with Professor McCullough discussing Methods of Sash Temperature Measurements. Also noted is a Belgian returning from Germany after years of captivity and a history of telegraphlike signaling by ancient Greeks and Romans.
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