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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
6
A fragmentary 4E School Chronicle article reflects on fire protection, the duties of a Fire Chief, and the need for knowledge of electrical wiring. It hints at training, responsibility, and career advancement in the fire department, urging courage and readiness for future duties.
Stoughton Wisconsin school children created a booklet on influenza prevention after the 1918 epidemic. A 200 student committee gathered data from 600 interviews, local physicians, and health departments, then teams wrote the text, produced charts, and handled costs. The piece praises democratic, self-guided learning and suggests further public health topics.
An article by Elizabeth Mateer and Susan Greg traces a bakery employee who starts a shop with capital and expands into a deli and community kitchen. It argues modern kitchens meet demand amid high food prices and labor shortages, outlining buying, supervising, and pleasing customers as keys to success.
In a Beaumont, Texas report readers learn of a daring animal dialogue as Billy Whiskers the goat and a Nama discuss breaks from a cage and plans to escape. The tale ends with Port Arthur drowning tragedy as four women die when their car plunges through an open bridge into the ship canal with identities unrecovered.
A horse entered in an exposition in Santa Barbara arrived today by airplane from Los Angeles. The trip, delayed a day while humane society officers reviewed it, used a specially equipped aircraft and crew.
In Sandusky on an interurban car an engagement occurred as Merril J. Bell from Detroit proposed to Miss Lida M. Whitney of Sandusky after a mutual friend introduced them near Fremont. They wed last evening at Calvary Episcopal Church with Rev. John B. Carrie officiating. Meanwhile Ernest Miller known as Bergadine was convicted of a felony theft in St. Louis after claiming multiple arrests.
Mrs. Mary Widner of Sioux City Iowa credits Milks Emulsion with ending long standing stomach trouble and constipation. The ad claims pills and laxatives worsen condition, touts appetite boost and rapid bowel normalization, and offers a money back guarantee with six bottles for trial.
In September 1919 a U S district court found him guilty of conspiring to steal a case of milk in interstate shipment. In St Louis on April 10 five armed masked men robbed the Lowell bank in the northwestern part of the city, escaping with 10000 dollars.
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