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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
4
In Oberlin a concert program featured Gabrilowitsch and symphony performances at the Concert Hall. The event included discussions of Love Death and notable family ties as a daughter performed, with reviews pressing how the music shaped the cultural year.
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A local notice describes a reception for Aron i vatirl Mir with guests invited to attend. The event is scheduled to take place at the home apis parmits, with plans mentioning a Chinese seosi and American Cam MER OT Rhone eng sts.
A garbled excerpt describes distant relatives and a week-old baby visiting family. Names and places are unclear, with several misreads and partial phrases disrupting a coherent report.
An advertisement extols Moustonia Linkmont as a remedy for sprains and rheumatic joints. It claims quick relief after injury and promotes consulting a local druggist for the product and its accompanying brochure featuring Dr. J. C. Jones. The piece urges readers to ask for the House ton sal and Jones’ illustration on the wrapper.
The K O T M state lecturer visits Elyria to address the slate convention and meet local attendees. He aims to rally support and discuss party issues while highlighting past achievements.
A terrible storm struck the Sheffield vicinity Saturday evening causing widespread damage. North Ridge school and several buildings were blown over or demolished. residents including Mrs L Sir, Meitie Johnlinnen, and Maw reported injuries. Affected families prepared for weeks of repair while local residents aided neighbors and searched for lost or damaged goods.
The Neighborhood club spent a pleasant afternoon with Stes M Ladrach on Wednesday. JC Chapin has accepted a position with the city Co in Cleveland as flour manager. Mrs Gordon and family have been visiting Lorain with her sister. Mr and Mrs Streater and others were entertained at a fish dinner at Mr We Grone's in Lorain. Wil Lang plans December move to Amherst to live with his parents. Mrs Kane rented the farm to Smith from Russia township and will move to Almherst to keep house for her boys. The Bible class of Congregational church will have a surprise for Werner Ailelesday evening.
War Minister Petroff of Ukrainia faces charges over programs against Jews. Reports of persecution trigger protests and parades worldwide, including in Poland, Europe, and the United States, as Jews seek sympathy and action to halt the pogroms.
A prominent Brighton man died Thursday in Grerlin Hospital. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the church. The bereaved family, including a wife and three children, received expressions of sympathy from neighbors and friends. Several local families and residents are noted as attending or sending regards.
Social news lists visitors and gatherings including Mrs Rachel Surge, Mr and Mrs Joseph Edwards, Miss Atta Biuree, and Mr and Mrs C E Fox. Families like Edwards, Webber, and Wellington share Thanksgiving and weekend visits in Cleveland and Wellaston with extended kin.
A fragment reports Mr and Mrs Harvey Merrill and their son Howard hosting Survey guests at their home in Toledo. The text also mentions a vaudeville performance by The Byplay Minstrels and a humorous exchange between Mr Bones and Mr Interlocutor about Home Guards and penitentiaries.
An advertorial urging daily personal cleansing for better skin and health. It claims cleansing before breakfast improves complexion, boosts energy, and prevents illnesses by removing toxins. Encourages readers to buy a mineral phosphate product to aid digestion and skin clarity.
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