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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
13
The article notes a grand elm in the city park claiming a height of 82 feet, 621 foot spread, and four foot four inch ground circumference, challenging other trees like the Crawfordsville elm. It also lists local social notices and upcoming town events.
North Ridgeville health report shows sickness easing though several remain on the list. E Smith has pneumonia and AL Harweddel is quite sick.
A short remedy claims four ounces of Liquid argon dissolved into scalp use at night with gentle rubbing will stop itching and remove dandruff after three or four applications. It promises hair becomes fluffy glossy and soft with no dandruff remaining.
Disjointed text fragments mention Alvord Layer and various garbled words with references to feathers and rings. The passage appears as a damaged OCR extract with unclear meaning and no coherent event or actors beyond scattered proper nouns.
In Amherst on East street Mrs Henry Witte suffers a broken arm after a fall on icy steps. William Bahl of East street loses a Toledo son in law and funeral plans await details. Norma Holzhaurer dies of pneumonia at four, births and hospital stays mark local life with several families reporting illnesses and visits.
Clarne N Turner, longtime Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. financial manager in Killingly Connecticut since 1912, will relocate to Los Angeles in March to oversee a large eastern division and a new plant building poised to produce 7500 tires daily. Other notes mention John Bartholomew at Ohio plant No. 2 suffering compound fractures and Anna Sivougal tending ill mother in Oilinsvale. Nellie Hamel is identified as Margaret Hamel’s daughter.
Wier and partner wed at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev Fr Sheffield officiating. Nelle Hempenius of Spring Street, nine years old, died of pneumonia. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Shriner of Lake Street Wednesday evening. Mrs Frank Strang returned home after several weeks in hospital. Mr and Mrs RK Blum left for Los Angeles to spend the winter. Dr W G Schaeffer remains confined to his home with illness.
Oberlin Feb 1 The Oberlin track squad reports daily workouts under coach Metcalf as the meet in a month approaches. A large turnout includes several recruits, but prospects are dim due to the loss of key hurdlers and sprinters. Capt Frit Martin leads veterans with Carrick Mayer and Lex Martin among capable sprinters. Salter Riley Cele and Vincent are letter men. Field events rely on Knesal and Metcalf with other candidates remaining.
A promotional notice offers Rheuma as a non narcotic physician prescribed remedy. It guarantees full money back if not satisfied after a complete bottle. The ad claims quick relief within a day and hopeful results within a week.
An ad touts freezone as a fast solution for corns and calluses. It claims removing the hard skin with direct application, minimal irritation, and affordable price from drugstores.
The article notes Oberlin track aims to recruit strong runners and lists a calendar of upcoming meets. March 12 at Reserva, Cleveland, Oberlin vs Case. March 20 interclass meet. May 1 Oberlin vs Wooster at Oberlin. May 8 Ohio State at Columbus. May 22 Big Six at Columbus. May 29 Northern Ohio high school meet at Oberlin.
Mrs Thomas G Masaryk wife of the president of Czecho Slovakia uses her position to aid thousands of war victims. She devotes time to relief efforts and nursing communities in the war torn nation.
Samuel Guy Inman argues Latin America will lead in the coming era and urges U S programs through the Interchurch World Movement to strengthen schools, churches, hospitals, and social centers. He cites growing South American sophistication, banking expansion, and war-time shipping gains as signs of closer ties and progress.
The 12 nation wide Episcopal Church drive aims to build schools and orphanages across the Hawaiian Islands, spreading Christian education among Hawaiians Chinese and Japanese youth. The effort seeks $298,110 for institutions and church buildings, noting past success and influence reaching Japan and China.
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