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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
3
The editorial criticizes the presidents defense of the Ship Subsidy and argues the public opposes funding private shipowners. It questions costs, warns against prolonging the fight until after elections, and calls for investing in modern defense tools instead of subsidies.
The discussion covers Governor-Elect A. Smith as a potential 1924 Democratic nominee. It argues New York’s local factors and Smith’s stance on liquor and legislation differ from national needs, predicting the South and Bryan's support will shape the nomination and election prospects.
The article notes a Thanksgiving reception planned at the home of separ eurs in New York City. It mentions ads from Ohio and the Sky Ng per Ohio and references the trial of William Aten White cuattor and editor in the Kansas Industry Court amid railroad strike activity at Emporia. It lists conventions opening today including Sewdurk National Founders' Association in Portland and White Pine B ter Rust Conference.
The piece notes Senator Newberry removes himself from political controversy after a controversial Michigan Senate bid. It argues he rushed to win, sacrificing public service potential and tarnishing the record of supporters in the U.S. Senate.
A jumble of notes lists historical items from Ohio including General Arthur St. Clair retirement in 1802, governors of the Northwest Territory, and a 1882 death in Color. It notes a new license law taking effect a year ago and an engagement announcement for Princess Marr and Viscount Lascelles. It also lists today’s birthdays for Leopold C Mis Amery and Sir Charles Gordon among others.
A fragmented notice recalls Tagore lectures in Calcutta and Heber J. Grant born in Salt Lake City. The item marks anniversaries of long ago events tied to a Mississippi born American and a Mormon church head born sixty six years ago today.
The desultory notices report the Day of Saint Cecilia music festival, the 100th birth of Civil War general Nath— Kimball, and openings in Toronto and Montreal. Also listed are moves of Canadian railway leaders, a Pan American Union gathering, and preparations for the Pan American Congress in San Tage.
A fragment recalls a rehearsal night at one thirty with lines about poor hearing in dress rehearsals and a playful reference to Shakespeare. The piece hints at comedic mood and lingering questions from the performer.
A humorous line from ABE MARTIN contrasting a quiet evening at home with a stubborn request from a neighbor. The speaker jokes about remaining words and humorously mispronounced phrases.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dispersin tablets for stomach relief to be carried in a pocket. It claims fast action for various stomach ailments and urges chewing the tablet with no water. The copy emphasizes portability and on the go relief.
A lively, tongue in cheek portrait of amateur theatricals lampooning singers critics and backstage dynamics. It notes biased judging backstage jokes and the mix of talent from lawyers to tailors amid hopeful performers. The piece reflects on rehearsals costumes and the social quips around small stage productions.
Twenty years ago a vicious dog broke into Barney Faulbaker's coop and slaughtered thirty chickens he had been fattening for Thanksgiving. Union Thanksgiving services were announced to be held at the Disciple church with Rev. FLA Gould and Lewis J. Hart delivering the sermon. Miss Mable Park and Mr. Lewis J. Hart were married and began housekeeping on East Avenue.
Fire damaged the Potter and Brosh store on Cheapside causing about $3,000 in losses. Mrs Barbara Krause, mother of Juin Krause, died suddenly at her home on Fourth Street. Remodeling of the Beebe House near completion as the village show building.
Cuernavaca Cuernavaca City express car robbed of 2008 pesos. Messenger Hipolito Elveras guarding the riiones was shot to death. Body found on the train as it arrived. No shots heard. In Washington the White House announces principles of a treaty on Colorado River reclamation with seven Western states.
In the Senate on November 22 the creation of a 160000000 farmers or consumers corporation to buy sell or hold agricultural products was urged again by Republicans.
A health warning urges women to guard children against bed bugs describe them as deadly germ carriers and a serious menace. An advertisement touts Royal Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid priced at 25e, sold and guaranteed by H A Crandall, Druggist.
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