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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1921
Page
8
Dispatches report grave unrest across Champaran and Bengal with looting and burning of European homes and factories. Police reinforcement dispatched as crowds clash, mirroring Bombay disturbances after the Prince of Wales tour.
Community records from Columbia recount funeral services for Louis st at the Lutheran church and list attendees including Mr and Mrs J H Torgbo and Mildred Bartter. Reports mention Mildred Heimeman visiting her grandmother and scarlet fever illness in the family. Other items note farm moves, Ladies Societies meetings, rabbit hunting hopes, and local employment concerns.
National Tube Co of Lorain moves for a new trial in the case of Jacob Mazzychak of Lorain against the company. A jury ordered the firm to pay Mazzychak’s wife five years of his salary and two thirds of his wage as long as he lived after an accident at the Lorain plant in 1916. Mazzychak was injured when a heavy plank fell on him at work, leaving him insane and confined to an insane asylum. Judge Thompson will rule after reviewing arguments, likely next week.
The New York stock market opened modestly with OS Steel down to 8 but later near 9 14, Baldwin Locomotive slipping to 14, Mexican Pool showing slight gains to 114 1 2, and General Electric up to 6 1 2. Union Pacific hovered around 124 3 4 as Southern Pacific recovered from initial losses. Hog and cattle futures varied, with prime steers around 3 0 and fat cows near 4 5. Market breadth remained uneven as traders weighed early results.
An advertisement proclaims a powerful influence over rheumatism and urges readers to avoid paying money until America banishes all rheumatic pain. It credits Harry A Crandall and All Good Druggists with the claim and details a supposed cure via drug compounds and acids claiming rapid relief.
Lady Robertson Lodge No 95 held installation in the G A R hall with a large attendance from Lorain and Oberlin areas. Mrs Margaret Taylor grand secretary installed officers with aid from Miss Hap Rand and Mrs Merphyr. A short program followed with remarks by clan leaders and a social tea and cake.
Fragmented report notes a social event for Miss Margaret Edwards and Wise Ciarre Ebert with local families, sneak peeks of Thanksgiving and church gatherings, hostess duties, and several visits among residents of South Ridge, Meera Th and nearby towns. The text references numerous individuals, households, and local activities over a week leading to December.
In Ravenswood West Virginia Mrs Bestha Lingina reports seven years of female health troubles including inflammation and headaches. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she notes relief and ability to perform housework, urging other suffering women to try the remedy.
Students at Ohoste plan to take Thanksgiving break returning after the holiday. The article lists several names and notes a weekly meeting with Kinanais to be held midweek, featuring JF Wurke as speaker.
Hospital admissions and discharges listed for individuals on Broad Street and nearby avenues. various names paired with locations appear. Agricultural market notes detail sheep and lamb lots, stock receipts, and price ranges. Chicago wheat and corn futures, plus New York Liberty Bonds and Cleveland butter quotes, with Thanksgiving dining notices included.
Fragmentary text promotes Oxidaze tablets made with essential oils claimed to soothe tickling throats and combat grippe like symptoms. It mentions voice improvement and “pure essential oils” as the remedy and stresses quick relief and restorative effects.
Reports list attendees at a Ridge housing group lunch hosted by Mrs Spiegelberg and relatives, with names from South Ridge Middle Ridge West Ridge Detroit Amherst and Pow ntine Road. The obituary notes Elizabeth Kirbide who died at Elmory Woomorteal Hospital and is buried in Green Cemetery after services.
The article reports a new science of testing songs for hit potential. Lyra Hoffman and psychoanalyst Andre Tridon test emotional appeal to guide publishers. A proposed board of musical scientists would attach to large publishers for evaluation.
An old newspaper mock advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as restoring energy appetite and ambition. It claims rapid effects on blood, nerves, and strength, promising renewed vigor and a healthier appearance with daily use.
Notice states Wi Advertising to be inserted in Friday's issue must be in Wednesday J due to no paper on Thanksgiving Day. The fragment references scheduling adjustments for the Thanksgiving edition.
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