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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
5
A country scene explains how railroad signaling works with the block system. Train officials at headquarters dispatch movements via telegraph and signals that show Stop and Go to keep trains apart.
Froop One at a recent meeting twenty six members joined an Audubon Society wing in the troop. A new troop may form from sixteen names on the waiting list as Boy Scouts advance in tests and hikes.
A pair named Billy and Betty steal food and dodge a farmer, dog, and goat, then hide among circus tents. They are captured by an animal keeper and chained beside an elephant, where Billy vows to improve his behavior and performs better the next day.
Oklahoma City reports damage to the state fruit crop from the weekend blizzard will exceed 5 million dollars. Estimates released by John A. Whitehurst, president of the state board of agriculture, indicate extensive losses across the orchards. In Athens an Italian commercial mission is en route to Russia to discuss purchasing several million stalls of raw materials for manufacturing.
The Birmingham section reports a busy week with farmers drilling dates, Easter visits by Roland Jauch to his parents Rev and Mrs William Jauch, Edwin McNeil of Florence among others, Melvin Armstutz with his brother Lena Anistutz and Miss Minnie Jaeger visiting Oberlin, and J J Bittner of Milan calling on friends. C C Schisler made a business trip to Hy ria while Alice Keighley of Berlin Heights spent the weekend with W S Coultrip. A L Werdemann raised a new barn with sixty men present. Charley Mapes moved onto the...
A publishable column explains trout feeding as the key to fly choice and outlines simple tying steps. It notes using a small vise and inexpensive materials, such as hackles, feathers, varnish, and gut, plus urban tips from tackle sellers. It ends promising a future piece on running a community kitchen.
John Shaffer completed a purchase of a property in the fall, acquiring the parcel cited in local records. The transaction reflects Mr Shaffer's ongoing real estate activity in the community.
Washington reports United States aerial express will launch regular air service between Cleveland and Detroit on May first. The new line will cover about 57 miles with an announced twenty minute flight time and a one way fare around 14.83 dollars.
A brief note records Mendel Tiger of Verdin Heights and Mendall Uncer of Fortin Heights meeting with friends in Waverton during a Sunday gathering. The fragment mentions sports or recreation activities but lacks clear details or outcomes.
Mr and Leon Currier of Elyria visited relatives Sunday as local happenings include Stephen Gressler owning a new car and a mournful note about a wife. The fragmentary text notes fears and a prior event.
The article links pains in muscles nerves and skin to self poisoning caused by imperfect digestion and failure to eliminate toxins. It mentions neuralgia soreness back pimples boils rashes and other eruptions as typical results. The piece implies dietary factors and improper food processing lead to these conditions.
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