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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1923
Page
4
A bus driven by George Case from Warren overturned near Racees Park golf links and carried fourteen passengers to Mount Mai Hospital after the vehicle left the road to yield to a garbage wagon. Case said a wheel slid into a ditch, nearly wrecking the bus.
A listing of assorted market prices for butter fruit poultry vegetables and produce. Items include butter various prices per pound eggs fresh meat and produce notes for market conditions and local produce such as berries cucumbers tomatoes and potatoes with unit prices and weight indications.
Trading opened firm but uneven with leather and tobacco shares firm. Tobacco Products rises to 541 4, Central Leather to 18, copper stocks mixed, Anaconda down to 403, Utah Copper up to 360, rail names soft with York Central at 429, Southern Railway 32 34, Union Pacific over 30, Cosden and California Petroleum slide, Producers Refiners 2712, Baltimore and Ohio 3012, equipment heavy with American Car, American Locomotive up modestly, Baldwin 12158. Noon prices list several large caps near prior levels amid broad weakness in equipment and industrials.
The death of her distinguished husband makes Mrs. Florence Kiting Harding the fourth White House widow living today. The others are Mrs. Frances Cleveland Preston widow of Grover Cleveland and Mrs. Mary Scott Lord Harrison widow of Benjamin Harrison.
An article describes a club promoting cotton stockings, with vows restricting wear to cotton stock ings, claiming comfort and savings. It notes membership growing among Chicago girls and suggests other cities may follow.
The Australian Davis Cup team defeated France to advance and face the United States in the challenge round. Captain James Anderson led the Anzac side with standout play as they toppled the French quartet.
Fannie Ence, a atage star, intends a drastic alteration in her facial appearance by changing her nose. Chicago surgeon Dr Henry J Scireson will perform extensive reshaping using sawn hats chisels and files to convert her Roman nose to Grecian form for artistry.
Anna Onere of Loram reports a domestic disturbance after her husband allegedly scattered feathers throughout the home, causing property disruption and sought help.
Let husband Bartha faces contempt of court claims for allegedly assaulting a boarder at 1757 East 36th Street and tearing a PIL low pillow and scattering feathers through the house while a visitor had been in the home.
Marie Louise Hartis oods daughter of Pittsburgh millionaires and wife seeks stardom as an extra in Los Angeles. She juggles four luxury cars while separated from her husband, devoting herself to her career.
A brief verse notes a husband lamenting the purchase his wife made before leaving for the country. The outfit she bought exhausted his last red cent, implying financial strain from the expenditure.
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