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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
8
A reader urges Elyria to consider a lakeside municipal bathing beach. They note neighboring Lorain already has one and argue the project would delight residents in hot summers, urging wealthy locals to back a future city acquisition when finances allow.
Elyria promised a sewerage disposal plant to the Health Department to address pollution of Black River north of town. Citizens urge action despite financial strain, noting complaints from Gulf road residents and a health department order. Some cities cover costs via fertilizer profits. Elyria could partially fund the project to avoid a heavy municipal drain.
The piece praises President Harding for his courage in postponing the bonus and argues that swift tax actions and tariff adjustments will restore normal conditions. It claims veterans would choose general business resumption over a delayed bonus, believing that business revival and pay equalization will follow.
The piece argues that rising rents may push families toward apartment living or suburban homes but asserts that true homes remain essential. It notes apartments are not clearly cheaper and predicts rapid transit will allow families to seek suburban housing yet stay connected to the city.
Amid war weariness and political churn, Americans show calm at core as Borah’s international disarmament plan gains Senate support. Presidents urged to invite Britain and Japan to a conference, signaling peace backing despite global tensions and Bolshevik concerns.
A garbled report recalls a 1863 camp of raiders near Cincinnati and a Marsfield temperance convention nominating a state ticket. It notes a 1892 city council bribery indictment and a 1916 appointment of John H. Clarke to the U S Supreme Court as associate justice, Cleveland.
A Bolivian revolution ends with the overthrow of the president as military and civilian factions claim new authority. In Europe, Germany agrees to supply the Alles with 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly to sustain ongoing industrial needs.
Arthur Capper senator from Kansas born in Garnett 56 years ago. Owen Wister author born in Philadelphia 61 years ago. Rt Rev J Henry Tiden Catholic bishop of Denver born in Oldenburg Indiana 60 years ago. Rev George R Grose president DePauw University born in Nicholas County West Virginia 52 years ago. Richie Mitchell prominent light weight boxer born in Milwaukee 26 years ago.
Report notes official Paris ceremony for France’s national holiday with American guests. Miss Jane Addams of Chicago is slated to address Vienna gathering of the Women’s International League for Peace. Virginia Republicans plan to meet in Norfolk to nominate candidates.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets conducts a groundbreaking, data driven inquiry into the costs of marketing milk and potatoes from producer to consumer. Chief investigator Dr. Lewis H. Hanney notes plans to publish only fully verifiable figures, with dealer cooperation central to producing meaningful reform options.
Conventions opening today list Ree and state officers to be voted on in the November section. Tecoma Washington hosts West Coast Lumbermains Association. Tio Gulam Washington hosts American Legion department of Washington. Brain Erd Minnesota hosts Minnesota Game Protective League. Trbee Island Georgia hosts Georgia Press Association.
A fragmented monologue discusses the idea of marriage being serious for someone named Martin and whether things can return to normal if the partner may come back, suggesting uncertainty about commitment and future stability.
The department of botany at Ohio Experiment Station urges liberal Bordeaux mixture use to guard tomato vines and fruit from early blight and late blight. Regular spraying every 19 days with a 4 5 30 formula helps prevent disease. mix 4 pounds copper sulfate with 5 pounds hydrated lime to 34 gallons water.
Fragmentary OCR describes motion picture theater activity in Madrid with unclear details about titles and screenings. The readable bits reference cinema usage and local venues but lack full names or dates to confirm the program.
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