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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1921

Page

15

Elyria Chronicle Telegram Publication Details and Contacts

The Elyria Chronicle Telegram announces pricing and delivery details for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for home delivery and mail options. It lists circulation, advertising contacts, and representative offices in New York and Chicago.

International News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation Bureau of Advertising The American Newspaper Publishers Association New York A. E. Clayden Fifth Ave Chicago John W. Hunter Marquette

Not A Sportsmans Measure Powering Ohio Pollution Law

February 10 1991 opinion notes opposition by business interests to a bill aimed at stopping stream pollution. It argues the measure may be drastic and require amendments but urges sportsmen to support river purification over vanity catches. It warns polluted waters harming Lake Erie linked properties and public decency.

Ohio Lake Erie

Unmasking War Critics Shift From Peace Appeal to Patriotism

The dispatch accuses a persistent antiwar faction of false pacifism during the war and now of lamenting Germany's punishment. It argues their stance hid loyalty to their ancestral homeland, siding with German interests over national unity and the Allied cause. The piece portrays the group as opportunistic, switching narratives to protect foreign investments.

Germany

No Occasion to Hurry on Navy Vessel Types

The article notes a congressional dispute over naval construction choices and a proposed six month halt on seventeen superdreadnoughts and battle cruisers to decide ship types. Supporters argue the period is fitting given war lessons and global progress, while opponents warn six months may be too short and ships should be commissioned as planned.

United States Congress Senate

Farm Labor Returning to the Soil Amid City Labor Gloom

Federal Bureau of Labor Management reports show farm labor shifting back to agriculture due to urban unemployment. The pattern may reverse if returns to farming are encouraged to stabilize labor across farming and manufacturing sectors. Johnny Bull mocks Uncle Sam over debt, suggesting imagined pressure to cancel debt.

Federal Bureau of Arm Management Farm Management Bureau

Debs Cage and constitutional rights debate in Lorain

Voice of the People letters discuss Debs case and Espionage Act constitutionality. A Lorain taxpayer urges inspectors on contracts and criticizes catch basins adequacy in city streets.

Jazzenza disease urged to seek wholesome cures

A satirical column warns of a contagious malady named Jazzenza defined as a craving to dance and wiggle. It links the urge to attend dances with social disruption and urges cures through wholesome recreation, reading, and music discourse, calling on women’s clubs and ministers to help stamp it out.

Fifty Years Ago In Elyria See Civil War Talk And Local News

Fifty years ago in Elyria February 10 General W H Gibson spoke at the town hall on Along the Lines detailing battle and camp experiences to a large audience. An ad offered a ten room house for rent on Hast Avenue for ten dollars monthly. Elyria Germans planned a masquerade ball to honor Prussian victories over France. Twenty five Elyrians traveled to Cleveland to hear Christine Neilson. tickets cost three dollars. George Sharp Knight of the Sawubieh enlisted in the US Army, sent West to fight Indians. A Sunday School Institute gathered at the Baptist Church with attendees from Cleveland Akron and nearby towns. Dr. Jamin Strong spoke. The Weekly Democrat reprinted a Beecher sermon titled Cigins Wife. Cain was lambasted but Beecher praised the wife.

Elyria W. H. Gibson The Baptist Church Cleveland Akron Jamin Strong

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