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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1922
Page
4
Lorain February 13 Fire Chief David Hutt filed charges with Safety Director Gould against Dr. Otto Mikolando the police and fire surgeon. Gould awaits a conference with Mikolando this afternoon before making charges public.
Fragmentary remarks discuss Europe’s economic collapse and riots in Vienna, the decline of religion and holy spirit, and attempts to form new governments. The speaker contrasts these troubles with American faith in Lincoln and argues that without his example, Europe might lack pacification and shared purpose.
Harold M. Siren garden, a confessed slayer of Josep Scott Wershaw, was captured near Lima after hiding on a farm. He faces trial as pneumonia threatens his health and authorities push forward with the case amid postwar tensions and shifting nationalism in the region.
Richard Seelye Jones editor of The Stars and Stripes and a prominent leader in veterans groups urged the House Ways and Means Committee to promptly enact soldiers' bonus legislation. He serves as Vice Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and is a leading figure in ex-service organizations.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic to keep readers looking young. It touts a vegetable formula with olive oil, a substitute for calomel, and claims the tablets restore natural buoyancy and brighten the complexion.
Mabel Normand and Mack Sennett are photographed after Normand signed a contract to appear in his productions. Miss Jusie Courtel, Normand’s former secretary, tells reporters she doubts Mormillind was involved with Willam Desmond Taylor’s murder and notes her own feelings for a former lover who became central to the case.
Opera star Schwartz, Russ, marries the wealthy widow of a coffee magnate who inherited $4,060,000, a union described as a thrilling, unexpected match by Chicago Opera Association circles and tied to charitable work.
A reader laments a ten year engagement ended by her fiancé who chose another. Mrs. Thompson counsels letting him go, stressing honesty and future happiness, while offering guidance on aging a colored neckpiece and methods to scent rooms using boiled water and cinnamon, lavender, or other oils.
A country school page proves dull when Hamlet is misnamed as the lesson. A Smalltown Bugle editor struggles with deadbeat subscribers, offering two bushels of corn in payment. Farmer Brown replies with a wit about corn cobs replacing kindling as the editor probes for balance.
Feh 13 Mr and Mrs B F Gawn were pleasantly at their home on Harred Saturday evening by a part of ens The evening was spent in wards and a deliciana lunes was served at a late hour Those present were Mr and Mrs W G Schaffer Mr and Mrs Chale Ludwig Mr and Mrs R Lo Petty Mr and Mrs G AR Wiseman Mr and Ms M Bafia Mr and M Woo A Purcelf and Mr and Mrs
Zenzo Shimidzu, famed for his tennis prowess in the United States, arrives with his bride Setsuko Fukushima, daughter of a northern Japan banker, on their honeymoon.
NT Andrew s Church notes list recurring meetings: Parish Council Tuesday at 4 00 in the Guild Room Junior and Women s Auxiliary Wednesday afternoon and evening church school teachers altar guild choir rehearsal and other church group gatherings. M E Church notes add services and multiple circles with locations on Princeton Ave Sixth Street and local homes, plus Bible class and Valentine party.
Columbia No 1 defeated No 2 in a three game series at St John’s school alleys. The matches stayed close throughout with No 2 collecting the most total wins though No 1 took two of the three games. Henry Andress of Lorain noted for Amherst. AMHERST PERSONALS Amherst firemen plan annual ball at Redington hall with Hazen’s orchestra. Methodist sewing society hosts meeting at church parlors with Mrs Hares Gilman and others. Eastern Stars to meet Wednesday evening with program and refreshments.
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