07 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
1
The readable text mentions consumer costs, farm issues, price comparisons, and hints at agricultural industry concerns. It references the United and government aspects, including price figures and retail notes, but the fragment lacks coherent events or names.
An old time newspaper alert promotes Phosphated Iron capsules as a nerve and blood builder. It argues nerves fail from overwork and worry and claims regular use strengthens the nervous system, restoring energy and appetite. The ad urges insisting on capsule form for genuine product and warns against pills or tablets.
The text argues for domestic potash development and nitrogen from air to reduce dependence on Chilean nitrate. It cites Mussels Shoals spending on the plan, urges agricultural empowerment, and calls for direct market access, credit for young farmers, and relief from middlemen. Names and property transfers from Lorain and Elyria are listed.
Mrs Ollie Minnich seeks a girl to help with housework and child care at a country residence. Apply by phone at 30011 RD No 4.
In Son Hancock County entries close Thursday August 14 for a tennis tournament. Players Pay Savage and Clayton Warpster are mentioned with matches at several city courts and possibly the Country Club. Henry C Wise Jr once city champion may not defend title due to residing in Cleveland.
The Rats crushed the Americans 10 to 2 last night as Ambrose, Birch, Meyers and Tulk led a potent Rats offense. Ambrose scored three times, while the Americans struggled in the field, with Crandall and Penfound driving in two runs for the visitors.
Elyria tennis players plan a city tournament starting Saturday August 16 for the first time in three years. A minimum of thirty two entries is needed to stage the event and there is optimism a turnout will be secured. Postwar interest grows as players formerly in service return to the sport. The plan abolishes the entrance fee with the single condition that players must
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