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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
13
Fragmentary text shows a request for aid and financial relief tied to a 1920 city budget. Mentions Harvey Smith and calls for attention to tax increases, operating expenses, and needed funds. Indicates a shortfall of about $66,000 beyond current revenues, aiming at a total near $275,000.
A list of described transfers and lot sales shows numerous parcels changing hands. Notable entries include Foote lot 73 at 4500 dollars and multiple transfers to individuals such as Cameron and Hershey. Other notes cite Lorain, Sec 10, and various parcels under names like Donnelly, Doutre, and Schuster.
A Philadelphia resident Claire Lamb drew attention on Fifth Avenue New York with a unique suspended arm hick construction. The scene sparked a wave of curiosity among bystanders as observers noted its unusual design and the thrill it caused.
Lorain, Dee. Alvie Muller, Lorain featherweight, plans winter boxing bouts to gain experience and a title shot. He trains faithfully and aims to meet the toughest opponents, then heads south with the Cleveland Indians in spring.
An advisory pamphlet urges readers to stay prepared for a potential influenza surge this fall. It promotes remedies like Begg's Mustarine and laxative teas, and advises medical consultation for throat, chest, and back comfort to prevent pneumonia.
Oberlin College ends fall term December 19 and opens winter term January 6. Rex theatre in Oberlin reopens December 10 after a year. Mrs Mary Marovitch 35 injured in a fractured skull after leaving a moving car in Lorain. Thirty eight students to graduate from Lorain High January 21 with uniform gowns planned by Thelma Minnis Maybelle Pyaud Katherine Dendo. Municipal skating ponds planned in Lorain. Wellington bands receive 2000 dollars in instruments via Colonel James M McDermott. Sunshine Cloak and Suit Co of Cleveland plans Wellington factory expansion negotiations. Lorain police court reports 63 city and 34 state offenses last night.
A 1919 Elyria collection shows two letters to Santa Claus. Kenneth Olmsted asks for building blocks writing desk blackboard games candy fruit a tree and Meccano with a wish for warm weather to visit Grandma. Budde Tarlar requests a puppy chain dog house a Meccano set and a dog tag, expressing eagerness for a new friend.
Brief item notes an Italian princess famed for beauty amid turmoil and shifting loyalties during the breezy period, with observers citing elegance and resilience.
An old medical ad claims weakness and exhaustion stem from iron-poor blood and nerves. Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets are advertised as restoratives containing Iron Nux Vomica Gentian Capsicum and Zinc Phosphide. Each dose supposedly restores energy nerve force and strength and is sold by druggists for 60 cents or 90 cents for stronger formula.
An advisory warns that excessive meat intake may impair kidney function by overloading the system. It recommends a daily remedy of four ounces of clarified salt from pharmacies mixed in water to flush the kidneys and ease irritation. The note cites a preparation made from cream of tartar and lemon juice, claimed to cleanse the urinary tract.
The marriage of Seymour Leimbach and Miss Anna Schuster of Henrietta was solemnized at the parsonage on Wednesday November 26 by Rev. Handke. The community updates list Thanksgiving visits and local social gatherings at homes on West Ridge and Middle Ridge.
Lorain Ohio December report says National Tube Company a U S Steel plant not hit by a strike has only four or five days of coal left for its 7000 workers. Some departments may close tomorrow afternoon while American Shipbuilding Co yards plan to switch to oil to avoid disruption.
Kipton December 5 Blacksmith Harry Sedium dropped two hundred pound tool on high vot. The Literary club of Kipton meets Friday afternoon. John Wyan, home with family, leaves Friday evening for South Dakota. Earl Bates and family and Harry Searls left Tuesday for Tav ares Florida to spend winter. Mike Ford, in failing health, has been taken to Manathon. Myron Bates stays with mother Carrie Bates. Young Bates sailed on the ship that carried the King and Queen of Belgium home. Someday he will have wings and Heaven he will reach. The man who practices the things he doesn t stop to preach.
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