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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
4
London reports the British government and Board of Trade press citizens to purchase home made goods to revive trade. Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister cites a 395 000 000 pound trade gap last year and warns Britain cannot match pre war capacity while costs rise for all producers.
A mixed up OCR fragment reports a vehicle collision near the depot involving a car owned by someone named To last mi of the Both of 2 having fenders bent. Mrs Howard Alien of the AN¢én boot shop was involved according to the garbled text.
Fragmentary European and Asian notes describe a July storm affecting Japan and Brussels with infrastructure damage and disrupted transport. Little concrete detail survives. several lines reference storms, crops, and public figures amid sparse, partial wording.
Clearfield PA resident L Rusa Fullerton attests the Vegetable Compound restored energy and strength after severe nervous irritation and collapse. She urges use and offers to answer letters, noting relief from weakness and irritability and recommending the product widely.
Local hearing reveals debate over water supply and shaft lowering to meet demand. Senator Comings and Director Harper clash on pumping rates and future wells as residents weigh the cost and feasibility of a new state institution at the site.
A young girl, abandoned by her kin and forced from home, has a baby born on the road. The report notes the girl’s mother and references New York as a place tied to the case, with multiple names and scattered details from the OCR.
Primary day in Wellington showed little campaigning with office seekers for the board of public affairs. Mayor Goss and Clerk Roy Coates won uncontested races while Treasurer F W Andrus also led uncontested. Board of Education results list C W Record Franklyn Jonas and A R Branson with varying vote totals.
A fragmentary notice reports a funeral with Rev. T. H. Kerr officiating and mentions a husband and three daughters, with siblings named substituting for a missing portion. Other items note Pearl Livermore ill with typhoid in Glens Park and WJ Powell presenting a theater award at Net theater with free admission for candidates.
Announcement states Sanko Restaurant is under new management with an updated daily menu. Number of dishes increased and food quality is improved, reflecting a refreshed service approach.
Market notes show Cleveland produce prices for a range of goods including western firsts and extras, with items such as oats, animal feed, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and staples. Prices appear in per bushel, per sack, and per barrel terms, reflecting a historical listing of market offerings and commodity values in Ohio.
Receipts include 600 head with stocker cattle mix and calves. Choice to high grade steers 11 to 13, butcher stock 7 to 11, cows 3 to 6, calves 11 to 14. Butcher bulls 3.5 to 7, good to choice dairy and feeder stock steady with mixed offering.
aIN defeats C Harpster in tennis in a blank match noted by limited readable text. The fragment hints at a recent result with unclear date or venue and no additional context available.
The report notes LST MENTS clashing with Fay on routes in New York City. Details on rounds indicate a tense sequence with contested calls and continuing preparation for the next bouts.
New York reports Howard Kx and George M. Lott Jr. among favorites in Meadow Nation tennis singles with Kinsey and Loth in doubles final pairing. Also announced Mike McTigue and Tony Marullo will fight at Coney Island stadium next Friday night in a twelve round bout.
Mick ey Walker world welterweight champion to defend against Dave Shade of California in a fifteen round bout at Yankee Stadium on September 29. Tex Rickard to promote the event.
A controversy erupts after President Mus tapha Remel Pasha of the republic divorces his wife Letife Hanoum. Friends of Mme. Letife claim she sought to end the marriage. the divided couple are shown.
Fragmentary page recounts a shooting in Moneta involving Gerald Chapman, Charles Wolf, and George Anderson. Witness Hance identified Chapman as the shooter before dying moments later. Authorities sought the assailant at the scene and questioned residents about the events.
Amherst community notes detail the August meetings of the Cloverleaf Club and the W F M S group with officers elected and meals planned. The Johnson-Tazi reunion at Belle Isle Detroit is recorded with officers listed and future events outlined.
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