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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1923
Page
5
Scrambled OCR passage mentions superintendent concerns about ball games in Somerset county towns, pupil paperwork, a university event with Governor Donn, a West Virginia event review, and references to fire losses, Belmont river road funds, and property valuations. Names and places are garbled, but indicate local school, government, and public works items with dates and figures.
A fragmented clipping describes Thomas A Edison in current and past images including his winter home in Far Meyer Florida and his birthplace near Milan Ohio. The piece quotes Edison saying he is entering his seventy seventh year and reflects on his ancestors and longevity.
Nel son ville reports two sisters named Weod and Siren picked up in Athens and jailed for loitering. In jail they staged a suicide attempt by ingesting iodine. one sister died to the other failing to keep her end, doctors saved the life. Defiance, Feb 5. Defiance county agriculture changes predicted by Paul H. Teal before leaving for Missouri to manage a land development project.
Brownhelm February 5. Hervey Brandenlin of Business College is home with grippe. PTA program set for Feb 6 at School Auditorium includes a fairy tale retold, dramatization, folk dance, shadow play, minstrel stunt, chalk talk and music by the Brownhelm Orchestra. Several local illnesses noted including grippe, pneumonia and measles. hospital admittance for Richard Zilch’s son. Community guests and church activities described.
A physician concludes piles stem from internal factors and that salves or operations rarely provide lasting relief. He promotes a harmless pre prescription HEM ROI D which purportedly removes the tie with a money back guarantee if it fails.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle safe substitute for calomel. It claims cleansing the blood bowels and liver improves skin and eliminates dullness bad breath and constipation. It promotes nightly use one or two tablets for a week and notes a color olive hue to the tablets.
A report summarizes the latest canvass for the annual budget, detailing community input and key concerns raised. It outlines suggested allocations and potential impacts on municipal services, highlighting differing viewpoints and next steps for committee review.
In Luxor Egypt on February 5 a famed ancient Egyptian goldsmiths coffer, the era’s finest artefact, was removed from King Tutankhamen’s tomb. No date yet for opening the inner chamber. A sandstorm and high wind delayed removing three chariots from the tomb.
In Hancock and Baldwin counties farmers armed themselves after three county store loots and a lone hunter was robbed and wounded, creating a reign of terror. Authorities lead the search for two masked bandits with officers and bloodhounds aiding the pursuit.
Dr Emile Cone of Nancy declares that belief in wellbeing sustains health as he addresses a near-capacity audience at the Majestic Theatre in Columbus on February 5. The speech highlights the idea that confidence and self-declaration keep people well.
Feb 5 German Herr Fuchs, Prussian Rhineland commissioner, was deported from the occupied area today by French Military authorities.
The steamship Cenia arriving from Trebizond Turkey reported 22 deaths from smallpox and typhus and 15 births. The vessel carried 5 50 Greek refugees and was under the charge of Henry Moffat of Lebanon Ohio a Near East relief administration worker.
Pleas of guilty to highway robbery were entered by Louis Eiben and John Kmetz the Mutt and Jeff drug store bandits of Cleveland when arraigned before Mayor Minshal. They were bound over to the grand jury under bonds of 10000 each. William Sigan third member of the trio pleaded not guilty.
Washington Feb 5 Senator Frelinghuysen Republican of New Jersey introduced a bill to create a federal unemployment commission consisting of three members with the aim of alleviating the U S unemployment situation.
William Wrigley Jr a Chicago chewing gum magnate filed suit for 50000 against Tol erance the anti Ku Klux Klan weekly which charged him with being a Klan member. Other briefs note Ohio lawmakers visiting Ohio University and Athens State Hospital coal needs at the State hospital and a fire department horse sale in Pomeroy the capture of a robbery suspect in Austin Texas and plans to end dungeon cells at Lancaster boys industrial school.
Reports from New Orleans say the German steamship Arfeld Hee ran aground at the passes near the mouth of the Mississippi in fog, with a 14 foot hole on its side after a collision. In Washington, Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals offer was recommended for acceptance by Rep Madden, Republican of Illinois, chair of the appropriations committee.
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