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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1921
Page
6
A lengthy address marks New Year as a time to learn from 1921, noting its hardships and hopes. It stresses global unity, avoiding self reliance, and vows to build, cooperate, and pursue brotherhood despite past mistakes. The message urges renewed purpose and constructive national effort for a better future.
Russia with famine and hardship reportedly fields an army and navy totaling 1 595 000 men. Trotsky advocates continuing or increasing this force despite a ruined economy. Russians defend defense needs while questioning relief use. they fear attacks and seek assurance no later aggression.
A scrambled passage suggests discussions about taking things as they come and making plans for next week. The lines imply a flexible approach and readiness to proceed in some unspecified manner.
Adjutant General reports 77 44 traps used. Taneg S Roabason of Ber'en appointed major of the Boohts second Oni Volunteer Infantry. The President and Mrs Hayes celebrated their silver wedding in the White House. Ohio Medical University chartered one year ago today. Gabriele d Annunzio gave up Fiume, city he ruled since June 12, 1919. Today’s birthdays include Gen Tarker EF Bip, Nes retired chief of staff, Rev David Le Merrie bishop, and Sen. Harry S. New born in Indiana Cranes today.
A fragmentary report notes New Year themes with references to rail travel prices. Baltimore's incorporation milestone. retirements of Rear Admirals Harry Field Tree and Albert Gleave. prohibition enforcement in major cities. Swiss government formalities. Cleveland adopting a city manager system. and Canada urging right‑hand traffic across provinces.
Forty years ago a village faced a smallpox like epidemic urging every resident to get vaccinated. The community rallied, administering vaccines and caring for 43 itinerant people during December, despite hardships and mixed reactions from locals.
Little Ruby Elizabeth Eppler died at her Birmingham home aged 13 months 12 days after birth to Mr and Mrs Loren Eppler. The funeral was held at the Henrietta German MF Church with Rev William Jauch officiating and burial in Birmingham cemetery. Wide Christmas events and family visits are noted around Birmingham and nearby Oberlin Lorain and Elyria.
ABE MARTIN recalls the old Hines incident told by Georgie Harris about a fugitive slave and his wife Eliza. Mrs Tilford Moora’s niece, once engaged to a brakeman, is said to have eluded a marine in a brisk, risky escape toward the Canadian side.
Ralph L Fuller and Lou Wallace vie for village roller rink title with Wallace taking the championship. Father JT Schaffeln receives a gold headed cane from his congregation. Edyria Brister dies after illness and burial held by Joe Gates and Officer Siger.
A collage of light notes, notices, and anecdotes from Nemphis Town and nearby locales. Geraldine seeks divorce over sleep talk while Framers, beekeepers, and the Ku Klux Klan rumors mix with shoppers, travelers, and town society chatter.
NiUpola produced more than 12,000,000 barrels of Petroleum. Seven international labor groups in Iowa have their headquarters at Cincinnati. The present cost of German labor in metalworking trades is about one-sixth of the output potential in the United States.
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