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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
4
Aug 11 Lorain voters cast ballots in a mayoral contest with former mayor William Grall opposing L A Snell on the Democratic ticket. Grall is seen as the likely winner while Wesley Grills and Willem A Miller oppose on the Republican side. Third ward council race features John Rosso Jr and Frank Urban.
Obscure text fragment discusses weight, underweight problems, and health ideas. Mentions heaviness, mint, blood, and references to nature and theories without clear context.
Forty boys aged 12 to 15 returned from a week at the Y M C A camp near Vermilion. Rev. John H. Grant spoke to the Rotary Club about labels and respect for others. A boy’s letter praised the camp for curbing profanity and increasing reverence, noting only dissatisfaction with missing dishes.
A brief report notes a light vote cast for a life saving exhibit at a local event. The piece highlights limited turnout and the significance of public support for the display. Officials emphasize its educational value and community interest.
Reports from Reval claim Georges Tehitcherin resigns as Soviet foreign minister due to ill health. In Barcelona Ramon Romero is found guilty of murder. in Rome talks to stabilize the Lira involve Finance officials and J. Morgan Blair & Co. Agents. Shanghai sees a signing to end a 60,000 worker strike in Japanese mills amid anti foreign unrest.
The article notes a man killed his wife and then committed suicide as part of a fraternal order event with speakers and business in progress. A separate item mentions Mrs Mose Smith receiving an honorary Master of Arts from Mt Haig College for church and missionary work.
An advertisement touts Flyte as a quick freckle remover with skin improvements. It notes C. W. Phillips and druggists carry the product and urges readers to ask for Flyte. Also promotes a Wednesday coal delivery from Elyria Lumber & Coal Co offering smokeless coal at $7.25 a ton.
Reading is garbled. report mentions an adoption, an elevator, a hotel setting, and a crowd of about fifty guests. References to Browning and Mary surface amid unclear text with police involvement and a claim to restore order.
An advertisement promotes a prescription two ounce bottle of mera full strength to treat varicose veins. It instructs applying night and morning with upward rubbing toward the heart and promises veins will shrink to normal size. Emerald Oil is described as a powerful germicide with guaranteed results by C. W. Phillips and druggists.
In Lima Ohio two men burned when a gasoline tank on a motor truck exploded at a Rising station. Michel Ciminetta 11 fled a mile and collapsed at Lake Erie reservoir before workers pulled him from the water and he was taken to St Rites hospital in critical condition. Edgar Long 19 driver of the truck is hospitalized with burns over his body.
Lorain doctor Samuel Bur is被 sued for 50000 by Gustav Bussler 8 for alleged improper treatment of his brain injured son. The suit claims negligence led to blindness and paralysis. A vague second item notes an Elyria police action this afternoon with unclear details.
A surprising chemical discovery is described as safe for springs, furniture, and clothing with no damage expected. The text notes fre to the bedbags roaches metha end fions but does not provide clear, verifiable details or context for these terms.
Receipts total around 200 head with market slow but steady. Prices quoted for fat steers 11.00 to 13.00, butcher steers 9.00 to 11.01, heifers 10.00 to 11.00, bulls 5.50 to 7.00, cows 4.00 to 6.50. Calves and lambs also listed with varied bids, hog prices ranged 11.75 to 24.55 depending on type.
A page item reports C. L. Converse, supervisor, revealing a confession to stealing a large sum in government drug funds. The note hints of additional raids and seized materials tied to drug operations and enforcement actions.
The address cites labor federation cooperation and calls for wage-boosting measures, denouncing a Supreme Court decision as a mockery of human rights. Dr. Margaret Fishenden is identified as a leading fuel technologist in England.
Mrs Gert McKinney aged 64 died at her Elm Street home after several weeks illness. She was a Christian church member and is survived by one son Ben. Funeral at her home 1 p.m. Wednesday with Rev Hayden officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
A Penfield farm known as the Alien farm at Penfield, formerly owned by Ben Levy and owned by Mr. Chuha of Amherst, burned completely early Friday. The Wellington incident caused about $4 090 in losses. origin unknown and the property had no tenants. insurance may cover the damage.
A man broke out of jail and was fined after a trial. He was charged with possessing intoxicating liquor and showed defiance by leaving his cell. He received a sentence of £509 plus costs and was committed to the jail. Nearby, a social gathering honored Mrs. Matt King with a lighthearted program.
Doctors report a new oil from Helland for weak kidneys and fatigued organs. The remedy comes in tasteless capsules named Red Mill Haarinm Ui Theastsonly Mic and promises relief within hours. Guaranteed by the drug firm offering this patent medicine.
In Wellington on August 11 Mrs Gay Hines and her daughter are four weeks into a Michigan trip. Repairs on the M A Church begun by contractor Mr Edwards are expected to take about two months at an estimated cost of 15 000 with services planned in the Sunday School room during the renovation. Commander S A Williams of the Hamilton G A R learned Congress granted pension increases to O L Fisher of Courtland Street and William Arndt of Sullivan with aid from the G A R Post.
Singapore reports rubber exports for the current quarter will increase by 6800 tons as the release percentage advances to 75 percent according to an estimate by the controller of rubber for Mayatara. Berlin notes that usual precautions were taken to compel communist Reichstag members to observe parliamentary debate rules.
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