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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
4
Vice President Coolidge urges employers to avoid pressing advantage in wage settlements during low labor demand. He argues for a conciliatory, mutually beneficial policy in major industries, noting wage cuts are unjustified where living costs rise and urging consideration of current market conditions and future dividends from benevolent action.
The piece reflects on thirteen thousand American mothers waiting for the return of their sons from the Argonne dead. It contrasts wartime awe with peaceful homecomings, noting roll calls by officers and the silent separation of the dead for the living’s comfort. It laments the unspoken grief and diverse responses to loss.
A Brigham Young University music chair professor vanished then surfaced as the head of a desert colony of about 80 people preaching plural marriage. Church authorities excommunicated him as the century opens and Salt Lake pioneers move away from Brigham Young’s revelations. The piece notes evolving views on polygamy within the church and broader reflections on government employment and China aid.
A brief cartoonish remark appears in a 19th century style column noting that political rhetoric from the rival party can seem as mad as insanity. The remark frames opposition discourse as irrational.
A historical column urges consumers to study advertisements to understand market values. It notes dollars buy more than a year ago yet pockets are tighter, urging shoppers to compare prices, seek quality, and distinguish real bargains from spurious ones. It stresses the role of informed advertising in driving fair competition and stock turnover.
ABE MARTIN laments receiving a lovin cup after long honorable service. Art Smiley unveils a new 18 case touring car. He quotes Let the women do the work with as modern equipment as men have.
A letter urges orderly home construction growth to house workers and avert rising costs. It argues wage adjustments are needed but no cuts until living costs fall, defending building trades from alleged price pressures and criticizing production and contractor overhead. Local union members defend union actions amid plant tensions.
Twenty years ago Charles Wagner the barber fell down stairs at his home and broke two ribs. Elyria churches offered elaborate musical programs and a sunny eight day. The city missed securing the Kuhlman car plant site with 350000 demanded, plant lost. Marriage licenses issued to Gust Nolinsky with Ivy Ross and Jay Fowls with Lizzie Keyes. Green Line banquet at Hotel Andwur. manager F T Pomroy received a diamond. Council clash between A R Webber and Senator Fo M Stevens over a 100 pounder in court. postwar homes were even as council remained in the dark.
Federal Judge dismisses Cecil Jewell led suit by 1750 members of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers seeking to halt wage cuts by four railroads before the federal railway labor board. Railroads pledged not to modify current wages pending board action, judge notes. Case ends as wages remain unsettled but not frozen.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a plant based laxative alternative to calomel. The ad promises clearer skin faster digestion and a pleasant olive color. Each bottle costs 15 or 36 cents and urges nightly use for improved appetite and energy.
Elyria hardware dealers report construction supplies dipping near prewar levels. Hardware costs drop from 25 to 5 percent and paints down about 20 percent as local merchants cite the Libor as a major factor in home erection and beautification.
The cold spell begun Sunday boosts sap runs for maple sugar producers in Elyria as they rush to finish syrup production before warmer weather ends the season. Proprieties note a third poor year due to earlier warmth and missing freezing nights.
Miss Darla Falkner of Defiance visits with relatives in Ridgeville as D Gibbons attends a Cleveland funeral and Ira Shuster relocates to Eaton. Local families host guests from Elyria Toledo Cleveland Heights and Sheboygan. A March birth is recorded and church social planned with proceeds for the lawn improvement.
A quirky line notes feet odors and a casual sniffing gag involving a blue devil motif. It presents a humorous, lighthearted observation without a clear event or人物.
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