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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
12
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly gain in total crude oil production, averaging 2,114,400 barrels per day, up 2,656 from the prior week. Heavy crude output averaged 201,406 barrels per day, up 1,080 from the week before.
An eighteen year old Chicago girl was fatally shot by an unloaded gun on South Slaven Aich as a boy nearby claimed the revolver was not loaded. The shooter reportedly had the gun in his pocket after being urged to do so by companions. Authorities sought witnesses to the incident.
Fragmented OCR text reads as a brief item possibly noting a BBC agreement or event in Esata with unclear details. Readable bits suggest a media or regional reference but key names, places, or dates are missing.
The program featured a speaker who contrasted life in America with English roots and luxuries, urging more family life. The lecture praised by attendees, followed by the Jubilee Singers closing their Chittaguqua program with a dance and song performance this afternoon.
Miss Edna Burnside a South Amherst teacher for three years wed Rudolph Kihm a Lakewood salesman at the Church of Christ parsonage in Lakewood. Rev Schmidt officiated the unattended ceremony. They planned a motor trip to Michigan and will reside in Lakewood on return.
Miss Hannah Thembling, employed in North Ridge, wed at a ceremony described with references to family and guests. The event included relatives from Elyria and Oberlin with a note about postnuptial gatherings and local attendees.
A long Amherst page notes many local visitors and residents dining, visiting, and attending gatherings. Names include Hilda Emrick, Audrey Noble, Melvin Reichert, and Bert Dierdine among others. Also mentions delayed travel, theater attendance, and noted visits to family homes and the Elmhurst area.
Mrs Vogel praises MOONE'S EMERALD OIL as a grand remedy for swollen veins and cramps. She claims it helped relieve leg pain and neck gland swelling, enabling easier daily tasks and reduced fatigue. Sold at well stocked drug stores.Phillipa advertises it and promises continued relief.
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