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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1926
Page
4
A fragmented 1910s style article extols the automobile as the ultimate personal transport device. It claims America leads industrial and agricultural development through motor cars and notes increasing global demand and cultural impact. The text references South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Cape regions.
The article notes Buick's adoption of machinery and streamlined processes cut labor per car by about 435 percent since 1923, saving over six million dollars through reduced scrap and improved efficiency. Officials credit machinery, layout changes, and elimination of non-productive labor, with expansion in the south and rising dealer numbers to support growth.
Jacob Otto Jr and George Ottol arranged funeral rites at the home then burial at Retake cemetery. Mr and Mrs Hart on Shore Road hosted guests including Walter Hartman and Justin Luman Sya from Cleveland. Mrs Fox, born in Germany, died after long illness. survived by husband John Fox, nine children Otto George Louis Henry Carl and three daughters, two sons preceded her. Funeral at Methodist church led by Rev G M Knapp and Rev.
Revi Hager and son Earl visited Cleveland on Saturday. Mrs Evanette Ri Hendrickson hosted at home. Then residents in Stephens and Huron visited relatives here on Sunday.
Joseph Pennell, America's renowned caricaturist and lithographer, died late yesterday after a short illness of pneumonia. An official report notes the Orchish Government last year earned 36,000 from the famed Cat Lampton Court Palace grape vine, planted over 150 years ago.
OCR text shows scattered phrases about hospitals gifts donors nitrate investment capital and payments to people. Mentions Glass for autos with low prices and machine edges. overall content is incoherent and resembles a damaged item from a newspaper page.
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