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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1936
Page
9
A garbled page shows disjointed rates and phrases about orders and office requirements. It mentions women and agents in unclear job postings and references canceled services. The legible bits suggest a mis-OCR of classified ads with scattered names and phrases.
A garbled catalog lists appliances and services including refrigerators washers dry cleaning sewing machines and various steel and construction items. It also contains rental ads for unfurnished apartments and a sheriff sale notice in Lorain County Ohio referencing a partition action and sale at the Elyria courthouse with terms and dates garbled.
The notice details a sequence of land and deed descriptions in Harriss County. It references an estate, survey dates, and transfers involving properties around Vineow n and centers near Bay de Vil. Names include Pauser and Paurer with implied court actions dated April 6 12 20.
Detroit officials weigh a 40000 year old bone relic named Midse for display in offices or museums. Mayor Frank Couzens vetoes a request to house the skeleton in city halls as zoo officials cite budget limits and space. Police radio costs also face scrutiny as Sheriff James O Reilly complains of per call charges. A Calier farmer retrieves a loaned wallet and pockets $100, a minor money loss before spring plowing.
The readable clues hint at a cracked crossword layout with Across and Down entries. Several entries mention themes like musical intervals and anatomical terms while others show garbled names and partial phrases, suggesting a damaged puzzle page with scattered hints and misread letters.
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