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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
3
A 1922 discussion contrasts executive wartime powers with legislative treaty ratification. It argues democracy channels foreign policy through elected representatives, warns against binding alliances, and asserts law based on justice over force to keep America free from alliances that could lead to war.
Chronicle of Ohio items includes 1836 charter to Cleveland Warren and Pittsburgh line, 1846 Gaylord Saltzgabes as mayor and pensions official, 1864 Sherman commanding Mississippi division, 1881 Stanley Matthews nominated to Supreme Court, and a 1880s note on Irish Republicans and Panama Costa Rica boundary dispute.
A collage of humorous telegrams and brief notices with names and places. Mentions of gift horse to the Flotia police, training by Lloyd Sweet, Corbett Sournim attempting horse tricks, and varied bits about local clubs, birthdays of notable figures, and odd anecdotes.
The item notes Thomas R Marshall’s 68th birthday as part of a busy calendar with the American Railway Engineering Association in Seattle, a Pacific Northwest coterie event, Indiana federation gathering, St Mary’s Cathedral diamond jubilee, and hotel and athletic groups meeting in Chicago. Town meetings mark the day in New Hampshire rural districts with selectmen town agents and school committees choosing officials and funding.
A readable fragment reports local social chatter in Pennsylvania. References include a cousin, a telephone exchange with Mr Flood, a Dayton mention, and Gerald Martin set to entertain at the Millionaires Club on Saturday with a stated twenty dollar amount and hopes for a good appearance.
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce sought a lace factory on the east side with good prospects. Local sports benefited from donations to form a good ball team. The United Presbyterian church organized. Rev Dague and Rev French led as pastors. City Council funded park beautification and cement walk expansion. The Republican Printing Co absorbed Reporter Printing Co and planned daily and weekly editions. An apparatus measures oxygen breathed by individuals.
Ad claims cold prevention and recovery benefits from Father Johns Medicine. It asserts illness spreads but can be fought by maintaining strength and lists the product as a pure food remedy built on long standing success for colds coughs and body building.
Prince Mohammed Ali Ibrahim nephew of the Egyptian khedive hopes to be knocked out by Jack Dempsey in a lighthearted boxing bid. His secretary Blink McCloskey earned his post by knocking out the former secretary Andre Gugge in a prior prank.
Ads claim the Bulganan Blood Tea is the poor man’s doctor. It supposedly relieves constipation stomach liver kidney and bone pain and, when steamed, helps break up a cold and guards against influenza pneumonia or other sickness. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Easy to set stomach right with Mi O Na stomach tablets promised to relieve indigestion acute or chronic. Guaranteed by C. W. Phillips in this advertisement.
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