Fragmented OCR Heralds a Local Schedule Item
Readable fragments show names and a timetable outline for a community notice. Key entities include a local figure and a timing cue, with other details obscured by garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1927
Page
2
Readable fragments show names and a timetable outline for a community notice. Key entities include a local figure and a timing cue, with other details obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Beck and RexL in a dial story with references to illness. No clear event, date, or location is readable to confirm details or context.
New York reports on Gar Wood of Detroit whose early failure to gain capital gave way to a fortune from hydraulic lifting devices and speed boats. The article traces his rise from humble beginnings to becoming a leading figure in powerboat racing and his lavish Huntington estate.
Incident fragment notes theft of multiple balls from a location labeled Bucks Ot Let plces. Details are incomplete but indicate property loss and possible city exposure. Authorities to investigate placeholder notes reference undefined parties and locations.
Walter Johnson has the most games pitched and wins by a pitcher in major league history, along with the most strikeouts. The statement reflects his record across multiple decades in baseball's top competition.
American results show Washington 4 Cleveland 2 and Philadelphia 8 New York 1 with Detroit at Boston. National results list Brooklyn 0 3, Chicago 2 4 and Pittsburgh 7 New York 6. Tonight New York visits Pittsburgo and Philadelphia plays Boston in National play.
Racing continues at Saratoga and Lincoln Fields while North Randall hosts Grand Circuit trotting. Golf sees Long Island Open at Garden City and Indiana State Amateur at Terre Haute. Tennis features National Public Parks in St. Louis, NC State in Asheville, and Western Michigan in Charlevoix.
Welterweights Sailor Freedman of Chicago and Farmer Joe Cooper of Terre Haute fought in Cincinnati last night. Referee Lou Bauman ruled the bout a no contest in the third round. Other results note Von Elm arrives to defend in Minneapolis and several American entries for Monza.
A sports digest recounts Boston's 1914 season as they climbed from last to first in late July and held the lead from September onward. It notes midseason moves, key gains, and final edge to capture the pennant.
Aboard the Sierra at Moorage, Moore Drydock Co, Seattle, the reindeer ship Sierra is being refitted for its first voyage to Nome, Alaska with 250 tons of meat. Owned by Carl I. Lomen, the vessel will sail via Seattle and the outside passage to Nome, return cargo to Seattle, then repeat to New York through the Panama Canal. Built in 1916, the Sierra will carry a 21-man crew and 1034 gross tons, with refrigeration and ammonia cooled holds for far north meat transport. Reindeer holdings total 175,000 head owned by Lomen and Baldwin, aiming to expand supplies for American markets.
Lady Assulton wife of Tankerville heir becomes director at a leading London laundry firm. She plans to push laundry mark elimination and wartime labor reforms, arguing only a woman can grasp laundry reform. She emphasizes demand from housewives and feminine garments dominate the work.
A collection explains the saying Out of the frying pan into the fire. It notes variations from ancient Greeks and French phrases comparing moving from one danger to a greater peril.
A pyramid near Puebla Mexico compares to Cheops in size according to Liberty. Built by Toltee Indians it rises over two hundred feet with a base about one thousand six feet.
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