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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
10
On a moonlit night a crew struggles to control a ship as Billy Mischief and his mother cause a cascade of false signals and alarms. The captain, officers, and passengers reel from chaotic miscommunications and frightened nerves as bells ring and fog horn blares.
Decembers week brings oblique notices of funerals and guests. Bert Lawrence family travels to Cleveland after a nephew's death while Mircea Margaret and Dorothy Sage wed in Thanksgiving week. Local church society meetings, hostesses, and missionary gatherings frame a holiday scene with dinners and visitors including Miss Stalin Sweet and John Hremmer from Cleveland.
A damaged item describes a cover freight car sized for city street use with a railway option to ease freight congestion. One man corn huskers on tractors husk and feed corn into a wagon, replacing four to eight workers while cutting labor costs and increasing mobility for farmers and shippers.
Residents hosted at the Reformed church at Brown helm Stetton with Mrs Henry Wagnner entertaining on Thursday afternoon December 2. The event reflected local social life and community ties in the Ridge area.
Ming Mat Comings daughter of Mrs Jas Mosher near Oberlin married Paul Mori of Midway yesterday. Comings is a prominent Oberlin resident formerly with Schmauch Bros. Mori is well known in Amherst and works at Cleveland Stone Co. They will reside with the bride’s parents.
Oberlin notes list the weekly and special December gatherings of W R C Nineteenth Century Club History Department Sorosis Pansy chapter and other groups. Activities include speakers from World Prohibition and a postponed program, with shifts to Dec 6 7 8 and 9 and a Christmas library story-telling event.
The line reads Buy that Gift from Tha Gen, a shop offering unusual items. A cryptic phrase appears to nod to a niche vendor, with reference to limited stock and a quirky online storefront.
A fragment notes growing popularity of a writer linked to Russian peasantry and Bolshevik support, with Lenine and Tro dare not offend him despite noted disagreements. Also, Washington reports J Z Cristansen flying Chicago to New York in U S mail service set a speed record of 742 miles in 7 hours 12 minutes.
A refined range of bath robes is offered at reduced prices by The Robinson and Hancock Company, presenting a value-focused shopping opportunity for customers seeking comfort and style.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural remedy for digestion and liver function. It claims they cleanse the bowels without side effects, promote appetite and energy, and serve as a vegetable laxative alternative to calomel.
Ignert Harrison spent several days with his daughter Mrs W M Pfieffer of Erhart and attended his grandson Rudolph Pfieffer's wedding on Thanksgiving. Tri U club met December 1 at Mrs Carrie Robert's home. singing, business, and parents followed by luncheon. Next meeting set for Mrs Lottia Opter's on December 15.
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