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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
3
A 1923 essay argues that aid should go to institutions serving current needs and responsive to society. It contrasts hospitals with enduring churches or reform groups, noting endowments can preserve useful yet adaptable entities while rigid, legacy institutions may stagnate.
The passage argues that modern travel and communication unite distant peoples into a brotherhood under God and humanity. It asserts loyalty to one’s nation while embracing global harmony, claiming true internationals strengthen nationalists and that the world patriot should guide republican aims as President Coolidge presides over a Massachusetts Republican convention to ratify nominees and adopt a platform.
A historical reflection argues that true patriotism evolves beyond family and city to embrace state and nation and finally world unity. It traces civilization’s growth from parental protection to tribal bonds, city states, and expansive loyalty that now spans nations.
A narrator riffs on bankers, directors, and finance culture, joking about their ambitions, status, and foibles. The piece contrasts bankers with other trades and touches on careers from messenger to cashier, ending with an ad for Whidden's Vulcanizing Shop at 616 W Broad St Elyria Ohio promoting durable tires.
A mosaic of local items reports county tallies including tens of thousands of sheep and boys, a new well in the city park, legal admission for Fay, merchant Baldwin Ely’s return from Europe, Newton Ward praised for honesty returning $180, and a milk cooler exhibit at the fair. It also mentions a sensational stabbing link at Bennington and a regional business listing for Robinson & Hancock Co.
Komical Telegrams names Jim Armitage Firmnell Mister Gallagher and Wister Stein as the big noise in the 1922 move. Mister Dunn Mister Bradstreet will go on one. A banker’s remark clarifies what a poker ace means in modern business context.
A fragmentary summary notes William McHiney promoted to second lieutenant in an Ohio unit. Mentions rebuilding the State Insane Asylum at Columbus after a 1892 fire and cites Gen. John Pope in Civil War context. References veterans, a Columbus meeting, and a 1 German member election, with many garbled names and dates.
A Melodeon hall program opens the regular dramatic season with a spoken performance of Mast Lynn and an evening of alternating laughter and tears. The show, staged by a top company, starts Monday night amid modest prices and notable anticipation.
Brig Gen Samuel Mansos A retired official born in town Cor SS years ago today Johnhton sole survivor of the first pact of cin erant Marcus Whitman wed to Oregon born in Weatfield Wass 92 years ago today Dr James J Barton secretary of the American Board of Foreign Missions born in Charlotte VI a7 seary ago tdoay Dr Sidney oo Mezes president of the College of the City at New York born in Belomont Calif 39 years ago today
The bulletin notes the start of autumn and a centenary birth anniversary for Wil lim A Camp, first manager of the New York Clearing House. Oklahoma State Fair opens in Oklahoma City and runs through the week while GAR members gather in Des Moines for the national encampment. The 1922 Intercollegiate football season begins with pageantry.
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