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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
3
A column notes candidates face questionnaires from many groups on bills and issues. It argues the public has a right to know, and that some politicians avoid commitments, often concealing motives. A NY judge anecdotes a candidate’s pledge not to steal if elected.
In Manchester New Hampshire a ruling bars non residents from addressing open air meetings. The writer condemns the measure as prejudice and calls for respecting constitutional rights for all workers regardless of residency. The piece questions motives and warns against overreach when enforcing such limits.
Chicago judge Joseph Sabbath, amid 6500 divorces in two years, collapsed but remained upbeat. He urged young men to marry for a home and work against the world. A Hoboken School Board suit affirmed a teacher’s reinstatement and back pay after marriage. Office dress debate prompts reflection on brains and wardrobe.
A compiled column listing notable births deaths and events across Ohio and the U.S. includes Gen. Duncan McArthur born in New York died near Chillicothe in 1839 and 1814 congressman James M. Gaylord dying in 1811. It notes 1884 coal strikes and a 1924 La Follette mentions plus various civic dedications and society notices.
Great Bend Kansas observes a semi centennial raday for Today Greetings to the Stars and Stripes. The 51lth anniversary of the Railroad Y M C O organization is noted and Monsignor John J. Glennon archbishop of St Louis turns 60 today.
Jim Armitage catalogs a string of humorous vignettes and local quips from Amherst, including prank lines about Frank Ellenberger on the water wagon, Tank Cherry at Elvira’s clubs, and jokes on hats and criminals. The piece notes light social gossip and a spoof Commercial Query contest.
Twenty years ago a city council committee urged purchasing a chemical engine hose wagon four horses and equipment plus hiring a chief assistant and four men to form a paid fire department nucleus. Circle Protected Home Circle formed with twenty four charter members. Emil Kline the baker faced a fraternal parade incident arrest and $50 fine. Ely Realty bought the old Metroprital hotel on Washington avenue. Edwin Hall aged 89 died at East avenue home. Various social visits and local events including travel by Mr and Mrs Piter former Elyria residents and community outings are noted. Cot Lock and troupe move to New London for shows this week.
Carl Babcock returned from California and stays with his mother and brother. Mrs. Ernest Garriss hosted Elyria relatives over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowland attend Columbus Agricultural College commencement where their eldest son graduates.
A lifelong passion of the renowned English actress Ellen Terry is collecting eye-glasses worn by celebrities, a hobby she has nurtured over decades as a curio of public figures and fashion.
The custom of giving presents to bridesmaids arose from a mock battle at a wedding. The bride’s friends pursued the groom and his party, pelting each other with sweet meats until the groom settled the dispute by presenting gifts to all the bridesmaids.
Medical authorities say most stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid. Do not use artificial digestants. use Bisulated Magnesia after meals to sweeten the stomach, prevent acid buildup, and relieve sourness, gas, and pain. Safe, inexpensive, and widely used.
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