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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
6
In Moberlin Ohio on October 2 the chapel crowd argued over the Versailles treaty and postwar reconstruction. Speakers condemned the treaty while others urged peace and stability, noting European negotiations and the failed chances for lasting peace.
A garbled OCR passage from Chicago describes a tailor, a little girl, and a power machine incident. The text appears to mention health concerns, a friend’s advice to take medicine, and the person’s return to work after treatment.
The Greek forces, driven from Smyrna, are being concentrated in Thrace to repel a likely Turkish advance under Mustafa Kemal Pasha, with British heavy guns providing support amid unemployment and Bolshevik fears. The United States shading neutrality on League involvement forms part of the era's diplomatic tension.
Milo Atery 78 dies after organic heart disease. Burial planned in Oberlin. Two high school students injured in a game. Myron Gorden, a high football student, referenced in connection with a prize memorial context.
Oberlin area farmers face serious hardship as wells and creeks dry up and some must haul water. Coach Stablings pleads for rain to spare the team from injury. About 400 attend a senior freshmen reception and church events report a busy community week.
A Parisian sage based liquid remedy claimed to prevent baldness dandruff and grayness. A woman praises rubbing it into the scalp before bed as stopping itching and hair loss while promoting soft lustrous hair. Sold by C. W. Phillips and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
Mr and Mrs William J Ward of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs H C Beott of East College street. The report notes Ward has been ill for Manymont and shows the social visit details in a tight local notice tone.
Amherst reports cover a Phila thea class surprise shower at Mrs. Carl Ernston’s home with Rena Miller and Mrs. Henry Pomeroy honored. The Study Club met Mrs. Ruby Guild on Jackson St with a program on Washington Irving and Knickerbocker’s History. Knights of Pythias hosted an event featuring seven high school seniors. Hospital board discusses misconduct charges tied to night parties. Caspar Dute buys William Baker grocery. Oscar Broberg dies four weeks after marriage in Cleveland. Amherst bride Nellie Broberg loses husband. funeral plans pending. Elyria auto wreck near Whiskeyville involves Leonard Wrage party. parade crash details incomplete.
Report describes a collision with slight injuries to occupants in one vehicle and minor damage to another. One car was severely damaged and towed, while a third vehicle approached from a different direction. The incident involved Whidden’s Vulcanizing Shop branding.
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