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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
9
A damaged OCR fragment references a local notice with unclear details and no concrete actions or dates. The readable words suggest a public matter but lack sufficient facts to identify participants locations or outcomes.
The 1919 Irish racing season featured record prize money across meet events with English owner W Parrish topping the list by winning fourteen Parrish horses securing twenty four wins and $28 500 in prize value.
The obituary style draft describes Al Demarce a cartoonist pitcher Denerea a popular road pitcher who signed for a summer season with the Giants in the 1910s and 1920s. It covers his rise from the Columbus Miss club to the Cotton States League and his trades to the Cubs Phillies and Giants amid 1916 to 1918 season moves.
An old patent medicine advertisement claims Rheuma eases rheumatism by dissolving uric acid and flushing it from the body. It touts a money back guarantee, plain language testimonials, and urges readers to buy a 75 cent bottle from their pharmacist for a “no pay” cure plan.
Disjointed OCR text suggests a news item about an opening event and possible votes or proceedings. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment implies a civic or political process with reference to candidates, parries, and a public action to decide or inaugurate.
Lorain High prepares to host the Little Bird Six league title game with Lorain, Norwalk, Bellevue, Premont, and Piotru high schools in a showdown after the season’s top teams claim the playoff spots. City notes report eight street department workers ill, a burglary at Haven Street yields a $25 cash loss and a $366 diamond ring recovered.
In a Cantereity bowling meet, Elyrians led with first place in the five man event. Notable performances include Tem ples squad members achieving high marks, with individual scores listed such as Schmittgen, Carpenter, and others from Fremont and local clubs. Read Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads for more results.
In Medina and nearby regions on February 24, hazardous road conditions from heavy snow slowed travel and a mysterious explosion rocked a local mill. Reports describe a tense scene with onlookers, including Bert Breyley on horseback and Paul Mills on foot, as investigators probe causes amid chaotic weather. Local officials consider safety and potential traffic disruptions while other notices list multiple community items and upcoming meetings.
Charles W Paddock, USC sprinter, is among possible members of the U S track squad for Antwerp Olympics. He stirred the Inter-Allied Games in Paris last year with notable performances.
Police investigate a baby found dead in underbrush near Fast 2sth Street. A white cloth nearby suggested the infant had been wrapped, with coroner Garver noting the child had died within about twenty four hours.
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