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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
3
A Thanksgiving editorial envisions a world in which nations unite under justice and moral law. It invokes peace on earth and the eventual settlement of differences by court decree, praising global cooperation and divine guidance while urging humility and steadfast hope for a better future.
An ad-style piece explains how thin and watery blood causes nerve fatigue. It describes exhausted endurance, poor oxygen transport, and restless nerves. It promotes Manusan and Pepto-VMar tablets as remedies and urges readers to buy through the advertised drugstore.
Fragmentary OCR text references Ohio items with garbled names and stray phrases. It mentions dates, places, and possible military or trade terms but lacks coherent events or clear entities. Unable to determine specific people or actions from the unreadable source segment.
Fragmented notes describe counterfeit bids and comic exchanges in Elyria and Lorain. Walter Hull encounters a man with ten cents who cannot ride as a guest. A string of colorful, dated references and names appear in a jittery, oblique column.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words and names with no clear event, date, or location. Readers see isolated phrases such as today test emis fai pops and other garbled segments offering no verifiable facts.
The nominee is Vress ant Harding named to be Charge dAffaires at the American Embassy in Berlin. He previously served as Ameri Cum ener in be the arm hos stiee.
A local union plans its annual meeting this week with members expected to organize discussions and set next year’s agenda. Officials encourage attendance from all chapters in the Wellington area.
ABE MARTIN notes the rising ranks of the unemployed as Granman joins the great movement among workers. The piece uses satirical tone to comment on labor unrest and social conditions.
An old testimonial style ad extols Tonle and Nervine as essential for health of older women. Mrs. Gresanian and Mrs. James praise feminine cures, with claims of improved health and life saved. It references Dr Peres offering medical advice and a Buffalo address.
Community notes a December two opening for a holiday Gift Shop with finish work for the bazaar. A light luncheon was served and Are West assisted as testers for the event at Crystal Restaurant Elyria Hotel Elk.
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