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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1926
Page
3
The report recalls General Silvestre of Spain slapping Abd el Krim and imprisoning him in 1920. This act turned a former ally into a bitter enemy and helped spark the Rif War that raged from 1921 to 1926, driven by Krim’s hatred of Spain.
Fragmented text hints at a radio schedule or program notes with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention a nameless writer and a possible station reference, suggesting a small, period-appropriate item in a local page. Uncertain details are preserved as readable fragments.
A garbled radio listing shows various stations and programs including Atlantic City WPG and Silvertown Cord Orchestra. References to Albany Schenectady Pittsburgh and Cleveland indicate a schedule of music acts such as Guy Lombardo and Heart Songs.
A Riffian refugee in Reunion Island recounts his life under Spanish influence after surrender. He relates family loyalty to Spain, education in Madrid and Fez, and his role as interpreter and aide to Spanish officers including General Berenguer and Colonel Morales at Melilla.
James Kirkpatrick of Columbus Ohio recounts long road life and digestive pains improved by Tanlac. He says sleep returns and appetite improves, praising the tonic as a remedy for continued health. Ad claims Tanlac made many people healthier and urges readers to ask their druggist for Tanlac today.
Abd el Krim recalls mistreatment by General Silvestre after a failed peace approach. He describes a forced demand for 106 000 pesetas as tribute to be paid by rebels, a move which provoked arrest and ten months in Cahall jail. He credits the incident with ending his alliance with Spain and fueling resistance in the Rif.
Kipton notes detail Sunday dinners and calls at local homes including Oberlin road residents the Mor Camden man and wife along with many visitors from Kipton and nearby towns. It records residents attending Oberlin Business College and various trips to Amherst Oberlin Belleview and Elyria with social visits and family updates.
Mary Stearns of North Olmsted visited the Lucene Austins. Austin spent Tuesday with Mrs. Jesse Twiniag on Gbertin road. Mrs. Scammon of Gland visited her parents the Martins. Vernon Taylor and family of ilyvia spent Sunday with the Calichas family. Belle Hales and Mrs. Austin visited Mrs. Helling of Collins. Madge Sharp went to Cleveland to begin school. Mrs. Fiste Chrysler and Madge Sharp spent a day with Mrs. Liehtly Moeth of Oher in.
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