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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
7
A jumble of brief notes reports chiropractors in a dispute with the county medical association, a jail sentence for a fraud case in February, a $20,000 fraud recovery, and charitable or epidemic related stories about a widow and a death toll.
A fragmented Ohio wire service roundup reports local arrests for auto theft and burglary, county home maintenance drives, and school theft cases in Bucyrus, Athens, and Columbus. Other items note a soldier’s honorable discharge, county commissioners’ meeting, Ohio Wesleyan funding support, a tuberculosis sanatorium transfer, and a train accident in Yorkville. A Marion township raid uncovers illicit liquor gear, plus a Radium energy claim closes with a distant scientific note.
In Dryden, a long time practicing physician, Dr Briggs, laid down the funeral procedure for a resident who died at her home. The funeral was held in the usual way and without the observances requested because the will was not found until afterward.
This ad claims a penetrating antiseptic treatment named Zema can stop itching and soothe eruptions. It asserts the product clears serions and skin trouble, leaving skin soft and smooth with direct application.
Dr. George H. Wachter 66 life long Wadsworth resident dies after lengthy Brights disease. Medina hosts its first auto show opening Saturday night. Zae A Handelman of Akron indicted for obtaining goods under false pretenses in Medina county purchasing tobacco leaves.
A fragment notes a man named Smith of Lakewood crushed to death in a rear-end collision of freight trains near Lester. It mentions a delivery on sex education by Dr. Winfield Scott at a Lions Club luncheon. It also highlights three generations of the Clark family in Medina county official roles, including John L. Clark who was sheriff in 1836-40 and his son Francis B. Clark who served as treasurer.
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