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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
4
Gray returns from the city and comments on New York flat furniture, recounting a risqué anecdote about breakfast on a foot-board and a man carving a bird while another under the bed makes coffee. The tale ends with a witty exchange about getting the best part of the bird.
A collage of light data and jokes: a boy named Pater repeatedly misbehaves and is urged to write it down, a Wisconsin poet accuses a campus sign of misspelling, a mother tests Coueism with a castor oil gag, a French farms stat, and a Berlin paper excerpt shows a jokey magistrate exchange about witnesses.
Ope ned action in the Tunney Farley dispute likely to push Tex Rickard toward staging the heavyweight title bout in Philadelphia. Muldoon and Farley indicated New York price limits may block the event, boosting Philadelphia as the preferred site despite Tunney’s preference for New York. Rickard’s choice hinges on civic and crowd appeal and the commission’s stance on opponents and venues.
Charis Jane M Hall of 292 Second St is listed in the April Ladies’ Home Journal as part of a social page. The entry connects Hall with STG3 Les Pare and notes a 233 street reference in the notice.
A garbled list shows transfers of parcels in Brownhelm, Vermilion-On-The-Lake, Columbia, Sheffield, and Lorain townships. The items include plots in Jet, lot numbers, part of subdivisions, and prices such as 2000, 10, 19, and 10. Names include Alieta FL Clark, Alvin Manger, Vermilion-On-The-Lake Casubini, Herbert A Lawrenea, Mike Csonka, Alec Stirpak, Walter J. Crate, Cornelius Koklmver, Dane Barson, Leonard Realty Line, Carl Ho Smith, and Albert Arith, with various dates and street references.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rooms above and a puzzled phrase about weather or rain. The readable content is unclear and lacks concrete events or names to summarize a coherent news item.
A light tremor was felt in St Moritz on a single occasion. A visitor joked with a waiter about earthquakes, implying a sack in the hotel. Waiter claimed earthquakes exist but are not ripe yet, ordered from Zurich for next week. A farmer overheard a fish meal remark and then quipped about nest beer for the pig.
An old advertisement touts End-O-Corn with a bold guarantee offering $1 if it fails to rid corns or worms. It lists druggists and a Chicago lab address, urging readers to write for a jar if not satisfied, claiming nationwide bank guarantees.
Doctors and pharmacists tout Cod Liver Oil based cures, but McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets are pitched as easier to take and flesh building. The ad promises 30 days to gain weight or money back, with a 60 cent price and a guarantee.
Try the modern scientific method to combat fat with Marmola tablets. For 19 years they have promised lighter figures, increased vigor, and visible fat loss. Demand grows as users testify. One dollar per box, each include a pamphlet explaining results.
The Lorain Bulldogs defeated the Elva Varsity team in four games to win the Lorain County championship. Scores were 15 12, 15 9, 15 11, and 15 4. Ernie Birch George Gould King Fauver Walter Davies Robert Moore and W Mcclellan were listed as team members.
Miss Sylvia Medcalf a 40 year old waitress from Saintington West Virginia was overcome by fumes while bathing in Cincinnati. She was revived by members of the life saying squad after nearly suffocating from the smoke on April 21.
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil relieves swollen painful feet within minutes. It touts a guaranteed satisfaction or money back offer from Phillips Cut Rate Drug Store, with rapid improvement after a few applications and odor elimination.
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