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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR notes show the Council of the State of Ohio contracting for land upkeep and fiscal matters in 1930. Mentions Thelma Allen and dates around February with scattered names such as Charleston Camden Redde and Navy No. 2405. Details are incomplete but indicate official council actions and clerical roles.
A garbled historical notice describes stomach trouble and a malady related to eating. It references catarrhant, pain, and a lingering condition while mentioning opena ng and living veo, with a note about a remedy or product called Smulsion From Egan. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
Early reports state a wagon or building burn began before morning with city fire department deployed for help. Officials say the blaze is severe and sits seven miles from the audit area, with remigration ongoing and the central hospital reportedly destroyed.
A temporary injunction was issued by Associate Justice Bales of the District Supreme Court to block the sale of thirty passenger liners by the S11 & Neard. Justice Bales reasoned Congress did not intend to grant the Slipping Board the power to sell the ships. The injunction was argued by William Randolph Hearst.
An Amsterdam dispatch reports martial law proclaimed in the Saar region under Allied commission oversight after disturbances. Separately, Rev Edward Do Ysench of the Evangelical Church at Red Haw led burial processions for a minister and was later taken to Paris burgh near Toledo.
A man named Louw Horvath was fined after killing a pig at home. He pleaded innocence and claimed the act was not against health laws. Respondents complained about the animal, leading to enforcement under health regulations.
A Dutch proposal suggests sending former Kaiser Wilhelm to Cureuso Island off the Venezuelan coast as a safe confinement. The plan causes division among observers with some in The Hague preferring a more distant exile while allied pressures weigh on the Dutch government.
London reports that a new British ambassador to the United States has already been appointed as successor to the current envoy. The appointment was announced as the diplomatic reshuffle proceeds ahead of time.
Medical authorities attribute most stomach troubles to excess stomach acid and advise two approaches. Either follow a limited, agreeable diet or counteract acidity with Bisurated Magnesia at meals to neutralize excess acid and ease digestion.
Thelma Finn of Los Angeles wins the Pacific coast women's 220 yard championship and is tipped as a future national contender. A Los Angeles swimming instructor mentors her and predicts she will become the era's crawl stroke pioneer in the US.
Stock notes show cattle receipts around 160 with calves at 90 dollars for top quality and lower grades around 17. Hogs receipts near 2000 with bids from 1650 to 1275. Toledo prices list cash around 54 and feeds including oats barley rye clover Timothy with mixed futures for March April and October.
The fragment lists opening and closing prices for commodities and livestock in Chicago markets with figures for March July May and July. It includes ribs and lard with various price points such as openings around 139 129 and closings near 141 138.
Akron woman identified as a red adherent is extradited amid unclear charges. Authorities indicate she will be transported to a Chickie county facility for custody. The case involves unspecified attempts and formal proceedings, with details not fully disclosed in the readable text.
An advertisement claims Farle's Hypo Cod eases nervous breakdowns and insomnia. It features Neira C W Ohlson of Cleveland Ohio endorsing the medicine and urging readers to buy from local drug stores noting price 125 plus 5c war tax.
A fragmented dispatch describes protests in Vienna around a mission site. The text references authorities, commissions, and disability around operations of a motor and references lingering scarcity and political tension amid inclement conditions.
In Fostoria on February 19 authorities report forty bodies awaiting interment as cold weather delays. Permission is eased to store corpses temporarily in corridors of private mausoleums until burial weather improves.
A banker from the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank supplied readings or directions at St Pauls Church in Norwalk on February 19 with details about men and plugs.
A vintage advertisement offers Parmint double strength as a home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. Mix one ounce with granulated sugar and take one tablespoon four times daily. It promises quick relief, easier breathing, and reduced mucus drainage, noting low cost and pleasant taste.
Sick people with weak or deranged nerves and related symptoms are invited to try Dr Miles Aboral free. The offer promises a two pound free treatment after describing the case, with endorsements from bishops and editors and ten years of experience behind the method. Elkhart Indiana address included.
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