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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1942
Page
6
Fragmented OCR listing a jumble of ads for employment offices, waitresses, assistants, cashiers, and real estate, including references to Parry Tavern, PIANO VALUES, REMODELING SALE, and various names and addresses. The readable portions suggest a mid century classified page with diverse job notices and property rentals.
The Lorain County Common Pleas petitions seek judgment and equitable relief for a widow in a case styled Ward administrator against various defendants. It alleges fraudulent actions regarding the estate of Warren W. Hurd. The document names Charles Homer, Walterbars, and others as parties in interest and sets a date for hearing.
A damaged legal notice describes a probate action with names and dates obscured. It references the death in May of a person linked to a will and estate proceedings in a local jurisdiction, noting required defenses and deadlines for response. Contact points and precise details are unreadable in the OCR but indicate formal notice of estate settlement and potential court involvement.
A nostalgic account extols barbecuing as a growing national recreation. It describes pit roasting, modern outdoor stoves, and various meats and sauces, including a barbecue hamburger recipe and tips for timing, seasoning, and hosting a barbecue party.
Senator Norris carries on at 181 years of age, a feature recounting his long political arc from Nebraska to national influence. The piece traces his early life, shift from party lines, and his stance on key issues such as the League of Nations, the Treaty of Versailles, Shantung, and foreign policy. It notes his opposition to certain international engagements and his enduring status as a Nebraska institution.
Portland reports naming nine Liberty ships after prominent historic figures including William H. Seward Gideon Wells Edwin M. Stanton and Jonathan Last survivor of the Original Men. The list reflects a wartime effort to honor national figures.
A chaotic OCR text outlines daily diet and kitchen instructions with recipes and meal ideas. It lists foods for nutrition, then details steps for making a cheese sauce, savory liver and vegetables, and a peach dessert. It mixes dining guidance with recipe fragments, including milk eggs bread and cheese, plus baking directions and condiments.
A report records Lela Furness driving a patrol car during a test run near a ny angel area. The event notes a license status and details a rear vehicle position while evaluating operator performance.
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