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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
11
The author argues money without earning leads to social harm, stressing labor builds value. A man who lives on inherited income without working is called a tramp by an English observer, while non producers show diminished societal worth and lack of true citizenship.
The text argues for amending the Washington peace pact to avoid binding the United States to defend other signers' political integrity. It asserts nations should face consequences for actions rather than automatic force, and preferences seeking a fair position to judge merits without forced intervention.
Lt Gov Clarence J Brown and Thad H Brown seek the Secretary of State job amid voter confusion from two Browns with similar names. The piece notes the two Browns may stress initials to differentiate themselves, while a third candidate Hughes competes.
Lew Wallace defeated Fred Taft to claim the Oberlin roller skating title. The Republic reports apples grown by David Johnson on his West town farm were exhibited, testifying to a mild season. The High School Exposition held at town hall drew a large audience as Fred N. Smith PoH Roynton and Lester Melcan bought Harrison Street lots for modern dwellings.
A garbled historical column records oblique notes from Ghio with mentions of past governors, county formations, and commemorations. It references Jeremiah Morrow, the State Bank of Ohio, events at Columbus, and a string of personal anniversaries. The piece also touches on contemporary labor protests, civic conventions, and local anecdotes about figures like George T Brewster and Sam Laver, amid scattered dates and places.
A notice marks the one hundred fiftieth birthday of Willam H Crawford, described as a famed statesman, with brief references to his presidential candidacy in 1824 and a mention of a hundred and twenty four four.
The column presents fragmented quips about Jim Armitage and Theresa, a sequence of city scenes with a restaurant, insomnia, and a booting alley. It notes three teams in play, mentions Nay Wentz and Walle Roe, and hints at a lively inter-city moment with casual chatter and scattered names.
A fragment reports Julius Peck formerly ran at a site now the Toplit hotel and announced he would continue business in Cleveland. His bed's dry goods store at the corner of Wisnington Avenue and Phivad Street moved. a millinery room occupied by Lela is referenced.
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