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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
2
Reports say the late cardinal’s body was preserved for burial with extended postmortem measures. Officials planned to lay the body in St Peters grotto after delays, as thousands awaited the vigil and the funeral arrangements in Rome.
Thousands of visitors flocked to Rome as dawn broke for the funeral rites for Queen Christine of Swaden and Pope Pius V. Police and soldiers lined the routes and guards stood in force at St Peter’s to marshal the long cortege. The pontiff’s body lay in state as a brown draped bier and candles marked the ceremonial scene amid a somber mood.
The examiner commends the mayor's office and water works department for well kept records and praise for Clerk Meinke Deputy Clerk Miss Douglas Auditor Guthman Clerk Bymons and staff. The Board of Health is criticized for passing bills without a quorum and attendance irregularities.
Miss Kate Wagon, described as a full-blooded American Indian girl, is appointed assistant secretary of the Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce in Oklahoma, according to local notices.
A fragmented account describes a man suffering bowel paralysis and seeking remedies. The text notes limited relief from some treatments and references difficult symptoms, sleep disruption, and the hope for benefit from suggested methods.
A Vatican conclave report notes Premier Be-Lomi pressed cardinals to back a pro-government pope. Cardinal Quavle faction leader writes Cardinal Vannutein as preparations start with masses, conclave prayers, and extensive Vatican staffing for weeks of possible secrecy and transport.
Sarah Emily Davies dies in England at age two years. She was a pioneer suffrage worker and one of the founders of iron collcen, England's famed school for higher education of tomer.
The market opened with mixed moves as several issues portrayed small offers from praisable sectors. Notable shifts included Baldwin Locomotive up to 7 1 2 while Studebaker slipped to 87 1 2, Mescal Petroleum fell to 21 1 2, and Seneca Copper dropped to 16 with a partial recovery later.
Readers debate the bonus law and who should receive support amid destitution. The letter column voices concern about distribution, calling for responsibility and questioning allocations during hard times.
Fragmentary text records Jan 24 in Cleveland with mentions of track events. Names and values are unclear but reference female sprints and field marks, with numbers such as 22 and 38, plus unidentified team or event labels.
Mrs Margaret Anderson of Sioux City Iowa arrives at the White House after walking a long distance to seek President Hardings help in securing the release of her son a soldier in custody for a wartime offense.
Toledo market notes list prime steers veal calves and common cattle with quality grades fair to good. Prices and lots mention standard weights and buyer demand across light to heavy classes, with cattle categories including bulk of wiley and hull bids.
The city board of education met yesterday afternoon at the office of P.M Bteveun to consider Wey from the banks on depository funds. Batche Repeat Bank & Trust Co bid 0, guaranteeing the bank’s deposit. bid accepted.
Abbot Obrecht head of the Order of the Trappists at World Monastery arrives in Washington after completing a global tour to advance the abbey's interests. He recently called on the president amid ongoing discussions.
A customer testimonial from Cleveland, Ohio, describes recovery from a hospital stay using Earles Hypo Cod. The ad claims renewed strength, better sleep, and energy enabling self care, praising the tonic as a modern nutritive reconstruction and health builder endorsed by professionals.
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