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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1922
Page
5
Opinion argues the four power peace pact will be adopted with agreed reservations. The change confirms there is no sacred text and permits altering language without harming peace. The piece contrasts Wilson and Harding and notes the need to disgorge ill gotten gains before defending the status quo.
Dispatches argue constitutionality of state film censorship will be tested in court to end state control. They favor intelligent regulation at production to prevent salacious pictures from harming attendance and industry standing.
The piece discusses a floating ocean saloon beyond the three mile limit aimed at thousands of visitors. Promoters claim it advances personal liberty while seeking profits. the Elyria city council earns praise for prudent, cautious governance and thorough investigation before any final action.
A compiled note of Ohio legislative history with loans and deaths from 1843 to 1897, plus a birthday list marking figures born in Ohio and elsewhere. Notable items include a $1,500,000 canal loan and deaths of Caleb Atwater and Charles Mellvaine, alongside birthdays of Pitumer Haskell Harrison and others.
Elections are held today in Bangor Maine and other principal Maine cities. Iowa proclaims Firup Week for farmers. Ottawa hosts Dominion Railway Commission hearings on freight rate equalization. Rose Ar burke faces a third trial in San Francisco over Virginia Rappe death. Midwestern cooperative houses plan a national federation. Federal rail case against Southern and Central Pacific to be reargued in Washington. Multiple regional conventions and associations are listed.
A garbled column of light humor and social jottings recounts daily life. References include women’s rights chat, fishing plans with Mary Rapple, a worm-digging hobby, Milford Horace visits, and playful fashion talk about rag dresses. The piece notes a menial furnace ad, stray chickens, and a joking remark about lone skirts and public transit.
A French letter from Oberlin residents recounts harsh war taxes, casualties, and exhaustion. It emphasizes a public desire for peace, defending the nation while opposing militarism and continued conflict. The writer laments high taxes and damage, pleading for relief and safety for families and youth.
Ten years ago Gus Lagrox was chosen engineer of road district No 2 replacing H L Dunham who resigned to Texas. W G Sharp announced candidacy for renomination as Democrat candidate for econgm from this district. City council campaigned to remove poplar trees as infestations harmed fruit trees and sewer roots. Ice in the River raised safety concerns for bridges. Dell Cleveland and Wiss Bertha Britt were married. Rev George W Johnson and Maynard with his wife were at Constantinople on a trip remarking the pleasure of travel.
The article notes Northern players breaking records on Florida courts and hints at unrest among workers over wage talks and union pressure. It mentions Henry Duira as a controversial figure linked to arson accusations and questions about coaching decisions and game fairness.
A reformer notes the police chief convened a meeting with bootleggers and drug peddlers to gain insight into a crackdown described as the latest law enforcement push. The remark implies a sense of defeat in pursuing reform amid illicit networks.
A fragmented note suggests Lord Derby is chosen for an Indian position in a local contest. The text mentions candidates Ford Teroy and Dioyd Laer and refers to several uncertain stints and possible outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR shows local names and events amid a town visit and funeral notices. Mentions Lut Sheep of tig bema, Mrs Nae Sivria, Agnes Wiere, and Agnes related items. Niagara Falls reference appears alongside scattered community updates and personal notices.
Woodrow family visits Elyria relatives while townsfolk attend a Knights of Pythias minstrel show in Elyria. Cleveland visitor Swadey tours town. Berea guests visit Miter home. Rebekah lodge hosts a lively evening with prizes for theme costumes, food, and crafts, amid boisterous dancing and playful mischief.
An old remedy touts Blass of Salts derived from grape and lemon acids with uric neutralizing effects. It promises kidney cleansing and bladder relief by drinking a glass of water with the elixir before breakfast for several days.
Evening notices list Mayor A R Janes of Elyria delivering an address and mention the Prince of Wales in Chester, with Scottish peers and titles. Includes St Patrick’s Day items, a vendor showcasing Victrola models from $25 to $1200, and hundreds selecting from the catalog.
An ad extolls chiropractic care linking a straight spine to vitality and warns that spinal misalignment causes nerve pressure and illness. It lists practitioners B. T. Clauser D. C. in Elyria, Olive Dunfee D. C. in Elyria, H. De Reynolds D. C. in Elyria, and E. L. Rice D. C. in Oberlin with contact numbers.
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