15 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
1
Local report notes Fansfield winning result last November in Arbor Michigan with strong performances by key athletes and a notable turnout from fans.
A rapid set of short notices spans Baltimore and the harbor incident aboard the Matson Hawkeye State, a snow storm in New York, resignation in Americ and Cuba, a death in Monterey, a steamship contract let and shipping board actions in Newport News, Oklahoma and Mexico, plus a U S presidential trip and a gas service property seizure involving Ashland Gas and Light.
An advertisement touts a 60 cent box of a dyspepsia tablet named Tableta. It promises rapid relief and urges readers to buy now for quick comfort after meals.
Wellington notes report Legion Auxiliary officers named led by President Mrs. A B Curtice and committees for membership and programs. Four new members joined Morgan-Dirlam Post. Freight house burglary valued at $225 reported. Williams named aide to national commander Pilcher. St Ignatius to play Wellington High Friday. Wellington Mills buys Geausin Farm ess. Building razed for filling station, land prep to begin. MaccabIes Valentine dance draws large crowd.
Michael Collins minister of defence for the Irish free state secured the release of fifteen Ulster men kidnapped recently. Winston Churchill announced in the House of Commons that the fate of the free state bill hinges on conditions in Ireland with potential general elections if the bill fails or passes narrowly.
Wedleten Lady Carrie describes relief after a four week treatment with Sorwo Quadruple. She credits the remedy from local drug stores Crandalls and Omley’s in Oberlin for her astonishing recovery.
Fragmentary notes show prices and items in a 1940s market brief. Mentions apples per bushel home grown and a 3.25 box price. Includes scattered figures for eggs and oats with Western trend and notable arithmetic errors.
New York opening shows steady gains for most leaders. United States Steel firmed to high ground for the year, Baldwin Locomotive and Mexican Petroleum advance amid favorable reports, while Crucible Steel slips. Cattle and hog markets mix with receipts and price shifts. Liberty bonds post mixed early values.
Ohio begins distributing adjusted compensation to World War I veterans. Warrants totaling 185 to Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and 220.67 to Harry L Imler are issued with endorsements to fund hospitals for veterans. Other payments go to Douglas E Upper and William J Chambers, with varying amounts. A separate dispatch reports the assassination of M Ritauvol, Finland minister of interior.
Me Daniel of 1614 South Witch St Columbus Ohio says Tanlac cured his stubborn stomach trouble. He praises improved appetite digestion weight gain and calmer nerves after taking Tanlac and notes Elyria dealer J Adolphus Ebert and other druggists stock it.
Miners plan a vote within three weeks to decide on a possible April suspension of operations if new wage contracts are not reached. Leaders say a Chicago conference with railway unions is political, not purely cooperative, aiming to leverage influence in Congress and other contests.
An advertisement-style fragment promotes a product with vague claims of increasing strength and nerve energy. It mentions a booster mixing terms like Jet W Pipa and BU Hague and asserts guaranteed improvement in vigor and energy. The text reads like a health supplement pitch with no verifiable evidence.
Reported bargaining notes indicate operators resist wage hikes while miners seek a new contract. If talks fail, a continued schedule is planned with hopes for amicable settlement and no strike.
The witness recalls signing a four month guaranty for coal company liabilities while living in Oberlin. He states he later found the principal defaulted not the company, and that eight months after expiration he concluded Lewis bore the fault. He spoke up to Mr. Lewis more than two years ago and remains confident about the outcome.
A damaged OCR passage discusses alleged actions about placing an item and coordinating with a person, claiming no misrepresentation or withdrawal of action by the company or anyone involved. The writer asserts knowledge of facts and references legal or procedural concerns.
The copy likens female illnesses to stormy skies and warns of collapse without relief. It argues Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a solution used by many women for nearly fifty years, claiming proven results and a strong, persuasive testimonial tone.
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