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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
7
Mrs. Kikuchi a Tokyo factory worker demonstrates that Japanese women will not abandon their children for the ballot. She speaks at a Kwansai workers mass meeting in Osaka, with her baby strapped on her back, as part of a suffrage campaign by the new women’s movement in Japan.
Buried services announced for Herbert Hanes, aged forty, following a church incident Wednesday afternoon. Rev W R Wenlere to officiate with remains to be interred at Batterput Ridge cemetery.
Mrs Walton Voyt and Miss Yaew Daehtruth hosted the Vincent area Ladies' Ald Society at a forer week home session with a full day agenda. Harry Stegenten attended a Friday event and guests shared activities, while Mrs Wa Beese Isine hosted family visits on West River Street. Lorain police and detectives began a Jiu Jitsu course as town values and Sunday vaudeville shows are to resume after March 1.
City chemist Curtiss presented recent milk tests to the Board of Health showing farmers and distributors supplying high quality milk with good cleanliness and butter fat. Only one or two cases fell below the city’s standard, indicating strong compliance with milk ordinances.
Amherst Ohio February 24 the New York Central railroad donates twenty car loads of cinders for street improvements aiding town infrastructure and paving projects during the winter season through local civic partnership and municipal assistance.
Fragments show a local scene with a sermon or pulpit reference. Names Schidinger and Mowers ile appear in a context suggesting a formal assignment or address. The text is fragmentary, limiting full reconstruction of event or outcome.
Amherst Ohio February 24 Maurice Ladrack of Brownhelm a local boy remains in hospital with a fractured skull after a family horse kicked him. Doctors fear he may die from his injuries.
Amherst announces a 16 point expansion plan including Community House new school buildings improved roads paved streets and transportation facilities a municipal bathing beach and more factories aiming for a 10 000 population by 1930 Lorain imposes a strict liquor enforcement ordinance effective March 1 also reports church records broken at Ush Church of Redeemer during Go to Church Sunday
An ad describes a homemade cough syrup using Pinox and plain sugar syrup or molasses for a strong relief within 24 hours. It touts a Norway wine extract compound labeled as highly concentrated and effective for sore throats and respiratory symptoms, claiming guaranteed satisfaction or refund from Poez Co.
Captain J L Milligan Democrat won the third Missouri district seat, succeeding Joshua Alexander as secretary of commerce. He advocated the League of Nations. A fatherly anecdote contrasts a boy asking for an apple tart with a grown man’s duty, while a joke about a sober captain and a prankish orderly ends in a courtly retort.
Fragmented OCR note mentions a Munis nether funeral store and a vague claim about an exhaustion on egg toys. The text references measurements and manipulation of items, with unclear context and several garbled terms. No clear individuals, dates, or organizations are reliably identifiable in the readable portion.
H G Johnson of Middle Avenue departed Monday for Louisville Kentucky to assume duties as district manager of the Sunesce Reflect Culver territory covering Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri. Mrs Johnson remains here for the present.
A fragment notes a person who was with Fox Furnace Co sales organization and mentions a shift to a later period, indicating a change in membership or role within the company. The readable text hints at a historical employment context without full details.
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