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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1922
Page
3
A 1922 editorial argues the Crabbe Act should curb liquor traffic, not raise revenue. It contrasts penalties under state law with city ordinances, urges third offenses be sent to penitentiary, and warns fines fail to deter repeat offenders. It stresses enforcing law to protect society over short term city funds.
A garbled page notes obits and events with names like William White Obi Sapren Liar commerce secretary Mas and Hampton Institute founders. Mentions National Labor day, Paris Supreme Court, and Gen. Samus Chayman Aemstr with scattered dates and places.
A fragmented column blends jokes and local notes about a Virginia event, theatre plans, a new bank building height, and light social snippets. It mentions an orchestra piece titled Onward Christian Soldiers, The Marseillaise, Charity Chaplin in The Kid, and small town curiosities with editor and manager roles noted.
The article recounts historical shifts in papal leadership from Greek, Syrian, and African Jews to later French, Spanish, Portuguese, and English popes. It notes national distribution within the Sacred College and lists individuals and nationalities that have influenced papal succession across centuries.
The centenary births and opening of the first municipal winter farm in Ottawa were noted as parts of today’s events. The chamber of commerce and national figures anticipated completion and operation of the facility, marking a milestone in Canadian agriculture.
Abe Martin voices frustration about freight charges and the burden they place on quarterly payments. He argues many people are too focused on profit to show courtesy, warning of ongoing annoyance from rising rates.
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