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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
7
A garbled listing shows multiple radio stations and times across cities like St. Louis Denver Buffalo Springfield and Minneapolis St Paul. Mentions concerts ensembles stock reports livestock and dinner music with unclear program details and stray venue names.
South Amherst hosts three services reopening after three weeks of scarlet fever closure. Attendance totals 54 with Rev. Shirl Bartlett delivering morning sermon The Defense of the Church Rev. F E Eastman from Amherst brings afternoon rally message A L Vickers Lorain chorus leader provides music Rev Bartlett closes with Our Endevor Plus Gods Power A schedule of speaks and prayers set for the week including Rev C B Keitchem Oberlin and Rev J A Scott Lorain ministers and a Scotch folk service
A fragment from a 1900 era page questions an heiress eloping with a suitor and the imagined married life of two unlikely partners. The inquiry hints at a melodramatic tale told through a pictured vignette in the issue.
A fragmented note indicates a plan to establish a new school named Ao Seneel at Tronical Abee with a proposed budget around $2,099. Details about the project scope or timeline are unclear in the OCR fragment.
An old advertisement claims Joint-Ease cures rheumatism quickly, promising instant relief from joint misery. It asserts benefits for painful joints and urges readers to buy from Phillips drug store and local chemists.
A historic sale bill from near Versailles Kentucky lists items from two milk cows and a grey mare to oxen, plows, spinning wheels, whiskey stills, and a slate of enslaved people aged 5 to 50. The document notes the sale begins at 8:00 o'clock with ample food and drink on hand.
In Cranwell England the Royal Air Force center occupies a hangar rebuilt as a church. The front features an old aero engine and fittings salvaged from unused aircraft. Local activity includes a weekly radio invention note.
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