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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1919
Page
9
The Nor Elyria High School football team honored players this morning. Coach Vaughn presented each man with an E badge for faithful play. The ceremony noted each player's yards, quarters, and touchdowns.
Fragmentary OCR content discusses cleansing and waste removal with phrases about life and bowel action. No coherent events, people, or organizations are readable to summarize as a news item.
Capt Penfound directs the forthcoming squad with players Lockard Rankin Pusbach Harpster Pemberthy Talk Shkrughman Fuuver Kotshe Hurst Tladuey and Guthinan lining up to train.
Edith Moriarty critiques the Brooklyn church sermon by Lieut Bob Maynard and the parson Known as the Divine Carson. She questions the preacher's focus on fashion after Maynard’s aviation feats and argues for broader, more substantive messages from someone who faced nature and public opinion.
Knoxville Journal and Tribune quotes Colonel House saying he would not run for president if Parkes nominated him. He insists he will not seek the office under that condition.
The Lorain Times-Herald warns a nationwide paper shortage may force a four page issue on Monday. A temporary paper supply is en route but ships ordered earlier have not yet arrived. If shipments arrive, the paper may run normally, otherwise a temporary suspension is possible.
John Klinkner 37 of 247 Wilckies Street died at home after a long illness. Former inspector in the crank shaft department at Willys Overland, popular with co workers. Survived by wife Pearl Grills and two brothers Fred Andrew and five sisters including Anna Hartman Kathryn Youngklaus Christine Emma. Funeral at St Marys Church Wednesday at 9.
Swiss officers and noncommissioned officers are reportedly being recruited by Japanese agents with the consent of Japan's war ministry. High salaries and bonuses are offered, with assignments under superior Japanese officers if war begins. The Never arched Zeitung calls this a violation of Swiss constitution and notes diplomats seen in Switzerland.
Six months will pass before presidential nominations are made as many events unfold. Toledo Slade notes that many booms can get lost in this interval.
A fragment from the Indianapolis Star questions voter support for Berser noting 14 004 residents in a city might back him in a primary raising questions about polling and local turnout.
Washington reports the 56th Amendment faces long odds to reach 36 states in time for next year’s presidential vote. Even with 22 favorable states, 14 more are needed, and governors in several states remain opposed or reluctant to call special sessions.
Mayor Jones solemnized the marriage of Clarence Seagrr of Cleveland and Mildred Shaw of Lorain on Saturday afternoon. The couple left for their new home in the Sixth city.
Reported depreciation fears by cartel officers in China lead to a pause in exchange handling as gold values and the dollar adjust. New York Central trains are reinstated by the federal fuel administrator except for the Twentieth Century service amid ongoing adjustments.
In a comic exchange the Rummy questions calling a collection of pasted newspaper fight reports a scrap book. He pours hair tonic into ginger ale challenging the Barkeep to name the item and its purpose.
Washington December 45 American gold dollar value abroad shows 76 cents in Tientsin China. Army officers report to the War Department that tens of thousands of American gold coins are pos sited or unaccounted as China reopens exchanges.
An advertisement from Burrell-On 284Columble Bhig Zudlan spots Ind touts Don Sung poultry remedy. It cites Mrs. Ropp of Littles Indiana increasing from 25 to 114 eggs per day with 200 hens, claiming a $105 extra monthly income at 60 cents per two dozen. The offer promises a refund if results fail within 30 days.
The readable lines appear to reference a warning of hanging and a garlanded or wreath ritual, with disjointed phrasing suggesting a somber, possibly public, punitive context and uncertain subject or date.
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