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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1922
Page
9
A 1922 opinion piece argues democracy survives sectional strains and shifting alliances between North South and West, criticizing fear of reform and praising facts over rhetoric. It cites Secretary Weeks Wallace electoral college and calls for better education and conservation.
A writer in a current monthly claims the war revealed our population as polyglot and polychrome. She says white draft showed 22 percent inferior men and 467 foreign born at very low intelligence. She cites 89 black draftees under mental age thirteen and urges the rank and file to elect leaders of a high grade type.
Fragmented OCR notes recount birthdays and notable events from a past issue. Mentions include Henry Bider as lavietor, Henry Wor as Charted District commander, and Nathar Ostravus born Bavaria. Also notes Pacific fleet reaching Valparaiso and Debs pardon stance, with several birth anniversaries listed.
The text notes significant anniversaries including Jane Schubert and Nathan Straus, celebrating long lives and notable roles. It references contributions to world literature and Jewish leadership, highlighting enduring influence across generations.
Fragmented OCR text hints at celebrations and political changes in New York and Albany as authorities discuss development and a constitutional convention. It notes Vatican administrative details and roles of church officials in papal ceremonies and extreme unction rites.
An informal Washington note critiques the disarmament conference and expresses frustration with profiteering during wartime. It questions the presence of profiteers and suggests they are not checked by policy or public sentiment.
The fragment sketches a bustling page of comic notes and local quirks. It mentions gossip about entertainment figures, engineer talk on a Maxim silencer, a barber shop dog, a missing person note, and political chatter around Governor candidacy, with hints of Mary Pickford headlines and party lines.
Ten years ago Elyria residents faced a pretrade week disruption and a major building project at the Elyria Iron and Steel Co. The Chamber of Commerce hosted a well attended Coliseum dance with regional invitations. A water warning and boil order circulated while efforts aimed to replace wooden Broad Street poles with iron. Newton Baker spoke to the Federation of Men’s Clubs and February’s lucky stone was noted in a light local roundup.
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