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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
10
The piece argues ex soldiers are unlikely to receive a government bonus soon if ever, calling the issue a moral obligation but noting political and financial obstacles. It criticizes lawmakers for delaying action three years, says taxation and national finances shape the outcome, and pleads for paying the obligation if needed.
The Lynn Massachusetts board of censors barred Mary Miles Minter and Mabel Normand pictures over connections to the William Taylor murder case. The debate frames two options: industry collapse or a Hollywood housecleaning that could purge scandalous figures and restore moral standards for the public.
Senator Kenyon quits the United States senate on January 24 to assume duties as circuit judge. The public expresses regret at his decision and hopes friends influence will not sway his plan for appointment, signaling a notable political shift toward the judiciary.
A reflective account recounts frontline hardships and the stark realities of trench warfare. The narrative centers on a soldier's awakening to the brutality and endurance demanded by war, highlighting endurance, fear, and resilience.
Notes recall Ohio figures and events including Bellaire founder Hullivan at Clatrayile Thed and John VebLean of Cinein TAL. Mentions 1869 Cleveland Public Library fleet opening, a Toledo mail rubbers robbery a year ago, and several birthday honorees across the US and abroad.
The National Congress of Mothers marks Child Welfare Day while Mrs Nicholas Longworth and others celebrate their silver anniversary. The Water Tort, ship and Buene Aliow festival opens at Grand Central Palace in New York City as a federal grand jury in Trenton resumes its investigation into a running plot by New York sympathizers with the Sinn Fein cause. Conventions opening today include the Minnesota Dairy Association and Missouri Hospital Association with events in Murfreesboro Tennessee and elsewhere.
A local conference titled Voluptier Conference of Toone drew attendees in New oY with discussion on ree Ley Craces NOMOT San Padeavar sech aes.
The Komical Telegrams recount a lively scene with Jim Armitage and others at an indoor tug of war. Firemen Emil Menhke and Leonard Hastings helped rescue a person from a burning building. References to Elyria’s 30 year old ordinance and the Timberman case hint at local legal matters and a busy jury, with Perry Alloway and Join Woodsworth noted in last night’s paper.
Roy T Davis, recently named to become minister to Guatemala, is redirected to serve as minister to Costa Rica according to a Warrington source. The report references political figures, local committees, and a court sentence highlighting various public concerns.
The new smoke inspector reports thinner quality than prior years and notes an alarming rise in deaths among those who were not drunk before, reflecting troubling health observations.
A heavy snow and rising bays drove sea water from the river and flooded both branches causing sizable damage. The piece notes sparse sleighing that winter and includes a harsh editorialsterling line condemning saloon keepers who supply intoxicants to rowdy crowds, reflecting divergent opinions on Lorain's future at that time.
Dr Elton R Darling of Milliken University Decatur announces partial success in obtaining pure brain alcohol from ordinary illuminating gas alcohol used in homes. He notes further experiments are needed to assess cost and value of the process.
A Los Angeles attorney advertised for a chauffeur drawing about twenty applicants. A Black man, George, jokes about earning his own living when asked if married. Miss Cutting teases a moving date for her new house as work on the cellar begins. A gambler named George borrows $10 from a Chinaman and vanishes, leaving a friend puzzled hours later.
Ad touts a cheap at home cough mixture that supposedly soothes the nasal membrane, eases irritation and coughing, and speeds recovery from chest colds. It recommends a parmint tincture strong enough to mix with hot water for a half pint and promises rapid healing without hospital remedies.
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