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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
13
Nicholas Van der Pyl spoke at the weekly club luncheon arguing that American prosperity hinges on restoring Europe trade. He warned that a collapsed world market hurts farmers first, urging currency depreciation cures and debt cancellations to reestablish exchange rate equilibrium.
An advertisement touts Kowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for rheumatic pain. It promises penetrating heat within minutes, easing soreness and enabling easier movement, and urges readers to buy the genuine Rowles labeled jar from druggists.
Capt Raald Amundsen arrives in Washington to conduct polar research and arrange education for two Siberian Eskimo children. He will send them to Christiania Norway for schooling after their return from the Northwest Passage voyage.
LaGrange items record visits from W O Turner, Frank Gott and others. Awards, illnesses, fires and farm moves are listed along with church events and a Dance at Traxler's orchestra drawing large crowds.
Reynald Werrenrath, a noted baritone, chats with Mildred Ellett, Miami’s prize beauty who recently won a $1000 contest. They were introduced on the beach during a visit to Miami, while reports note his role as a delegate at a State Grange event in Cincinnati. Texas is noted for forming the first state association of woman bankers.
Lorain Chief David KH Hat proposes connecting Lorain and Elyria water systems at a point where lines run close, so valves can be opened during trouble to maintain fire pressure. He says it could prevent disaster in an emergency but will not endorse until further study. Mrs. Theresa Trumbauer of Waterloo is noted as Iowa's first woman savings bank president.
Fire chief Bates reports the department answered 1356 calls in the last year, down from 145 the previous year, crediting prevention efforts. No disastrous fires occurred, and crews worked hard to handle blazes, though fire losses for the period are still being tallied.
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