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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
3
The piece argues that advocates of force undermine their cause, urging nations and individuals to rely on reason and tribunals. It notes that assaults on speakers imply weak arguments, and references Reverend Mr. Richard to illustrate consequences of intolerance and hostility.
The article argues the Wellington dairy plant arson was likely incendiary and hints at possible involvement by milk haulers. It notes milk producers’ resentment toward large city milk distributors and warns public opinion could decide the issue, urging a stance against vandalism to avoid losing public sympathy.
The article notes broad beliefs that many state senators want a special session while the governor may oppose it. Some factions push for a tax program agreed by House and Senate committees, betting it will pass. It suggests the governor’s stance could slow any agreed plan and a session may hinge on committee cohesion.
A collage of historical items recounts Ohio figures and events from early political life to birthdays. It mentions Henry B Payne an early Ohio congressman and other figures such as John Robinson and Donaghue, noting their birthplaces and ages, with dated references to past anniversaries and notable political moments.
New York Cotton Exchange members convene to study Canadian agriculture and the broader farming sector. The meeting addresses trade, patent advancement, and potential economic links between the two regions. Leaders outline plans for future exchanges and research into profitable farming practices.
Abe Martin notes the wait for a claim adjustment as a meat shop clerk searches a window display for a clue. The piece pokes at election timing and the need for clear justification after voting.
A collage of humorous items and brief notes threads through the page. References to Roosevelt on currency, local court-house gossip, and editorial page cartoons accompany stray quips about politicians and authors.
Twenty years ago the Public Schools union advised a salary of 340 per month for experienced Grade teachers. The Old Ladies House was ready for occupancy and being furnished. The Law Library at the courthouse was being moved from the basement to the attic. Elyria fire department responded to a vermilion fire scare but was released before work started. Dan F. Fuelsek announced a patent for an undersea boat dated June 26 2494. Edith M Beemis of Elyria and Dallas Hadley of Ipve land wed in Cleveland. The Griswold Apartment House on Third Street, the city’s oldest, was ready for occupancy.
The ad touts Gude’s Pepto Mangan as restoring poor blood to a healthy state. It claims physicians prescribe it for years and that thousands rely on it to improve complexion and mood. It describes vivid improvements in vitality and senses after taking the product.
Wellington's 3000 residents see rapid telecom growth with about 1900 subscribers and a new semi automatic system in 18 new quarters. The Wellington Telephone Company has underground lines in the business district, extending to residential areas, with a notable rise in service and a late model central office setup. Modern wiring and a broader reach accompany a steady urban expansion.
Readers note a playful quip about Craha and sine functions with a humorous observation that hearing is not possible. The item treats language jokes as light entertainment without further context or named entities.
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