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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
4
Fragmented text recounts a mayoral petition and university matters. Mentions Mamie Jefferson, Phi Beta honors, and student scholarship issues. Notes alleged requests and calls to action directed at a director and university officials. Timeframe includes April 26 and May events with unclear specifics.
A fragmented ad note claims a remedy labeled Happy Hunting Gs offers quick relief from unspecified ailments. It mentions a single bottle containing “more a dozen coins” and notes cost and availability through a druggist. The location and full details are unclear.
Mrs Taslor enrolled as a special student at the university to pursue science, chiefly botany, earning top grades in advanced courses and skipping prerequisite work. She aims to return next year as a graduate student and has long preferred courses she finds engaging.
April 26 Fred Nor warki seven from COMM Broadway struck by an automobile while playing ball in the street. He was taken to St Joseph’s hospital with a possible fractured skull. The driver fled the scene.
Mrs Mary J German Parker, 72, says she is happy in her new marriage to Philander Parker 54 after a six week courtship begun through a correspondence club. Parker, in town to wed, faced opposition from Parker’s daughters who allege jealousy and claim he is an adventurer and a philanderer. The mother counters that she has supported her children and run her late first husband Moses German’s business for 17 years.
In an African tribe, priestesses credited with powerful healing abilities to cure rivals’ illness are held in awe for their reputed power to vanquish enemies. The belief links disease curing with protective, punitive force within the community.
Columbus April 26 Ohio Whole grocers powerless to prevent steady rise in sugar despite protests. H H. R. Dilla, president of Any Wholesale Grocers Association, says grocers cannot halt the price climb. Cincinnati April 26 An attempted robbery halted a fast Baltimore and Ohio merchandise train at Aurora Ind when air brake lines were severed, preventing movement.
A rush of forest fires in Pennsylvania on April 26 scorches hundreds of acres, destroys timberland, and threatens towns and outlying settlements near the mountains while Portland, Oregon, plans to host this year’s convention of the National Association of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs.
An ad like fragment touts eryic phosphate tablets named Eitro-Phaos, sold in drug stores, as a daily energy aid. It argues modern foods lack phosphorus and links this to nervousness, urging readers that a Meaty gid Pun-down itro-Phos ph is safe and affordable.
An old advertisement touts Zemo for eczema boils ringworm and other skin troubles claiming quick relief. It promotes 3 cents or 150 dollars for a large bottle with phrases about cleansing soothing and healing the skin and urges purchase at a drive store and meeting at Century Park tonight.
Newark April 26 a nine year old, Harry Malesky, left Columbus after his father refused to care for him and an uncle abandoned him. He started walking toward Steubenville along the Pennsylvania railroad tracks toward his hometown, seeking safety and family.
Lovla Chozinsky of Lorain walked into Ohio penitentiary and surrendered yesterday. He had escaped from New London prison farm in 1919. Peter Albretz resigns after ten years in state service to pursue blue sky and corporate law practice. An earlier 1916 event involved a salary dispute with the auditor’s office. A Wallis orchestra will perform at Century Park tonight with 25 cent admission per dance.
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