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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
7
A Chamber of Commerce quarrel rages over which city will emerge as Palestine’s premier harbor Jaffa or Haifa both vying to anchor the eastern Mediterranean gateway for the region’s projected industrial and agricultural expansion under the reconstruction program.
Jurors walk out during the inquest into the slaying of Dr. H A Benson as illness delays proceedings. Attorney for the defense and court agreed to finish the investigation of Charles Rehield, the alleged killer, once jurors recover from a flu outbreak affecting MM Young’s court.
Fragmentary report from Lorain details the death of Merrick Sr ather of Elyrian with three dead at a residence. Mention appears of Vingus Merrick Rhowi resident and references to Light at the home, a civilian veteran born in New State in 1840 and ties to Lorain leadership and opium era.
Fragmented obituary notes and local notices from a historical newspaper page. Mentions include Saint Sylvester, Frederic Juno of St Paul, Pittsfield Ohio, Birmingham Bristol, Norwalk Quebec, and Norwalk. Several names appear among visitors and relatives. Also brief items on a pig kill, flu measures, a plant takeover, and a funeral in Cleveland.
A vintage ad touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick, inexpensive cure for itching, burns, and unsightly skin rashes. It promises immediate soothing action, drying of eruptions, and healing without tiresome massages, claiming easy application and wide availability from druggists.
Penfield community round up from January includes a birthday for McKinney, a society gathering with prayers and hymns, and news of a new baby born to Mrs. Berbert Tire in Florida. Attendees heard a Bible reading, shared a supper, and songs by Davison and Taixe Thiatst accompanied by Red Alfiler and Mrs. O Hayley.
A New Castle mother reports her four year old son improved after using Milky Emulsion. The ad claims the product boosts appetite, relieves constipation, supports digestion, and strengthens illness weakened children. It promises tastiness, spoonable consumption, and a money back guarantee with a Terre Haute address.
Fragmentary OCR text notes multiple names and events with injuries and a celebration date mentioned. Reads like a mishmash of personal notices, none clearly verifiable as a single event or outcome.
Senator Kendrick of Wrathwing said Wilson would accept any reasonable reservation to the peace treaty. The Democratic committee urged swift adoption of the covenant by the Senate next week. Kendrick defended the Senate attacks on Japan while signaling concerns about international complications if similar criticism hit other powers.
A fragmentary notice mentions claims about goitre treatment and alleged nervous strain with references to a Sorbol Company advertising. It notes daily ten minute routines, drug stores, and directions to read the Chronicle Telegram for further information. The readable text is unclear and includes broken phrases and names.
An advertisement touts Franklin Miles offering a free trial treatment for dropsy. It claims rapid swelling relief within days using a four remedy plan plus tablets and Pura-Lara. Readers are urged to describe their case for a free two pound chart and reports, with address for Elkhart Indiana.
senate approves spending for ten military sites including aircraft plant and nitrate facilities. allocations cover Camp Knox Bragg and Waterview arsenal extensions, plus real estate at Haw KILLED 11 FOXES Hinckley and new bus line in Chippewa Lake. Fox captures and trap incidents noted.
An advertisement claims stomach liver and bowel problems lead to frequent colds and promotes Nutelets as a nightly aid to digestion. It states available at druggists for 10 and 25 cents.
Elyria lodge 105.1 OG. C. F. initiated a class of six at Tuesday night’s meeting led by Arthur Stobingen. A follow up gathering for O. O. I. members at the hall is scheduled for Sunday Feb 8 at 2 o'clock to organize and sing. Canton Lorain No. 93 sets a Cascade pavilion event on Feb 14 to raise funds for the Maren 1h state meet with chivalry decorations to be conferred. The banquet on Feb 18 at 6:50 pm will feature Grand Master Chapin and Grand Le Garrett with talks on order branches, closing a big drive.
About nine hundred longshoremen on the Southern Pacific Morgan Line in Galveston walked out for higher pay. Deck workers earn 6 cents hourly and 90 cents overtime. demands rise to 60 cents and 1.12 for overtime. An embargo on Morgan line freight moves via Galveston is declared, with other coast docks reportedly unaffected.
Boston freight handlers at Iseston and Maine and Boston and Albany terminals returned to work after a weeklong strike. About 1200 men voted to end the walkout awaiting an early wage decision from Director General Hines of the federal railroad administration.
An old advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a cure for nervousness and fatigue. It claims strong nerves bring vigor, ambition, and confidence with a week long daily dose in water before meals and at bedtime. The copy notes rising demand via Harry A. Crandall who keeps stock.
Police Chief A. A. King and Mayor W. N. Grall announce steps to ban hula dances by vetted singers in local coffee houses. The effort targets what officials call a moral threat to the city’s well being and social order.
February 6 Service Director L A Snell petitions Leke Shora Electric to improve Lorain car service in the city. The note highlights efforts to upgrade transportation facilities and efficiency through external contractor engagement.
Gberlin Glee Club performs at the M. EF. Church on Wednesday February 11 at 8 p.m. Admission 50 cents.
Fragments show an advertised increase for a job class with workers offered four or five per hour and a better wage. The readable text is limited and lacks full names or locations, but indicates a wage discussion at a work site or employer.
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