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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
8
A January 19 1999 column critiques a group of young intellectuals for publishing a book on American civilization that omits the role of religion. It argues religion shapes politics education theater literature and social life and urges the authors to recognize churches and Sunday attendance as central to national life.
The article argues France under Poincare risks isolation in Europe as Briand’s Washington stance hints at policy shifts. It notes France may need vast armed forces and naval strength if it remains divided from Britain, Russia, Germany, and others.
A chronological digest lists figures tied to Ohio and other places. It mentions delegates at Cincinnati opening the Northwest Territory assembly in 1799, births and deaths of prominent officials, and notable events from 1778 to 1974, including Ladd, Brush, Lyman, Mullock, Jordan, Brieux, Marex, and others, with a final note on historical trench maps aiding athletic shoe design.
A Cleveland trip honors Patts birthday of General Lee. Dr William Keen marks 83 in Philadelphia. President Harding hosts foreign ministers at the White House. Tariff talks and Canadian by elections loom. A Kentucky trial, Broad Street improvements, and temperance speeches anchor a broad, rapid-fire regional news roundup.
A collection of light notes and snippets covers fashion trends silk stockings and spring wear, civic remarks from Chief Stankard and Officer Sweet misfires, a dog giveaway a post office collision and a low hanging sign critique. Governor Davis will not run affecting local Democratic race prospects.
A garbled text puzzle discusses Scots and Irish terms with fractions and altered words. It appears as a cryptic riddle about comparative values using three quarters and domestic terms, with distorted names and unclear meaning.
A humorous column sketches Abe Martins misreadings and comic misadventures about a wife gift problem and a box of ripe fruit turning into a muddled local scene.
A wellness note urges warmth and dry feet, reduced meat, and drinking water to prevent rheumatism. It claims uric acid from meat accumulates in blood, stressing kidneys to remove it, and suggests a Jad Baba dosing routine for a week to aid elimination.
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