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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
5
The Chicago Tribune cites the Breeder's Gazette noting 180 million dollars paid to hogs sheep and lamb producers since October 1. It argues that disciplined spending and sound management will restore profits for merchants manufacturers and farmers as debt burdens ease.
A handicraft group in a neighboring state formed a cooperative factory after believing they were harmed by a biased industrial system. Workers now take an 8 percent dividend on invested capital and participate in management, embracing shared responsibility and balanced collaboration among capital labor and management.
The Cincinnati Enquirer ridicules a plan as a “je gged stool” and mocks teaching practical e olomes to industrial workers. It derides Marxist ideas on capital and surplus, suggesting further experiments would reduce class misunderstanding and envy between workers and foremen.
Fragmentary text references Ohio locations and names with scattered phrases. Mentions New Lisbon and possible figures or incidents but details are unreadable.
Incomplete OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and dates with no clear event or outcome. Reads like a misread notice with references to locations, people, and a theft mention, but specifics are illegible. No identifiable subject or date can be determined from the legible portions.
A sprawling, humorous column recalls wireless chatter and club talk at a Fish and Game gathering. Names like Jack Chamberlain and George appear amid jokes about Caruso and opéra, with reflections on community quirks, a mayor, council chatter, a sidewalk incident, and a long retrospective on the twenty-year anniversary of an eventful era.
Mrs L M Kelly and daughter Doris visited Milan relatives on Sunday. Mrs Mos Peabody celebrated her 82nd birthday. Mrs H C Wilcox of Basta and Mrs A E Hate of Carlale attended. Miss Leigh Peabody of Cleveland joined Mrs Kelly and Doris. Homer Pelton and family from Vermilion visited the Ed Leuzler home. Mrs Clarence Wood of Oberlin also mentioned.
ABE MARTIN notes business may normalize yet doubts cotton stocking plants will reopen. He jokes that one day of rest will calm the breath inspector, reflecting rural humor on postwar industry and regulation.
A noted skin specialist touts a sulfur preparation called Mottho agbk phur as a remedy for severe itching and blemished skin. The ad claims rapid relief after the first application and promises healing of sores, with a broad 284 price from a local druggist.
Relatives visited and local residents hosted gatherings in Oberlin and nearby areas. Names include Ben Rozsos, Raleigh Peabody, H B Coaty, Mrs. James Court, Mrs. Henry Glelewer, O C Panders, and the Meels family. Several health updates and funeral attendance are noted.
Twenty years ago Judge Nye appeared before the council urging an investigation of Haton Creek water before city uses lake water. The Chamber of Commerce held its second annual banquet at Andwur hotel for 7.50 per plate. Mrs. E W Metcalf mother of I W Metcalf and two professors died at Washington Avenue home. Treasureach Harris displayed portraits of Hanna Foraker Nash to be hung in the courthouse. St Mary's Church hosted a vesper and instrumental concert featuring Martha Conley Sweeny and the Harmony male quartet. The council struggled to locate land for a new city cemetery.
Wellington notices report the Ladies and Society meetings, plus a musical program led by Miss Gladys Battles and Mrs Woo. Local civic items mention building repairs, a new roof for a Wellington home, and nursing or charitable events organized by the North Attle community.
An article warns that excessive gas signals serious stomach distress and ulcers. It notes remedies with magnesium magnesia powder as an inexpensive, simple treatment to relieve wind and stomach discomfort, advising small doses after meals.
Elyria residents buy adulterated milk despite strict production rules. The board of health has raised standards for butterfat content and lowered bacteria counts, aiming to curb distribution of contaminated milk in the city.
Hale and Hale Cleveland attorneys have dismissed the suit against John T. Lester to recover 46 250 for professional services and he is ordered to pay costs.
C G Chase sued Willys Overland for 100 dollars in a justice court and failed to prosecute the case. judgment was dismissed in open court on Wednesday morning. Also an ad notes a free cooking school at Wilkins Hurst Co store daily 2 to 4 30 p.m. Ladies invited.
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