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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
7
A fragment notes Wise telling his wife to listen to favorite stories. The line hints at a personal preference and suggests a scene of conversation as someone gets home early. The brief reads as a clipped diary-like remark without full context.
A Cleveland era debate on the closed shop features former Secretary of War and Chamber of Commerce president Baker advocating open shop principles while warning against coercion by any side. The editorial argues for individual employer rights and collective bargaining, urging clear rights for both employers and workers amid economic pressure and policy shaping.
Debs argues that those appealing to the Preside should be penitent, warning that returning to the state is not as easy as it seems amid government support. The piece also notes French actions against Lloyd George and recalls a self defeating act of removing a limb.
A montage of Ohio and national events lists ordinations births and deaths of notable figures from 1798 to 1838 and notes contemporaries like John Sherman and Sir Thomas Lipton. It recalls political conferences and war muster dates, plus mentions of labor and medical society conventions.
The steamship Majestic, the largest vessel afloat, departs Plymouth England on its maiden voyage to America. Dr Clarence C Little, linked with the Carnegie Institute, is to be inaugurated today, marking a Confederate Memorial ay on the Carolinas observance.
ABE MARTIN remarks that times will improve without reading it in newspapers and notes the case involves mostly women, now described as a girl. The quip underlines social commentary with downbeat humor about public perception and gender.
A jumble of humorous clippings reports quirky local observations and anecdotes including a trip to Lima, a Bellevue meeting with Arnold Deutsch, a New York millionaire Henry Davis dying after brain tumor surgery, jokes about brain health, a Fremont speed sign, an umbrella jab in a hotel, President Harding’s pipe, and domestic pratfalls such as a wife cleaning while husband is away and plans about gardening and fishing.
In a Dayton Daily News item a reader from 326 E Second St reports nightly bladder discomfort and daytime frequency. He credits Lithiated Buchu tablets for normalizing his bladder and easing back pain, noting a price of 2 cents each and urging others to try it. Also mentions Pep Young’s return to form with the Athletics.
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