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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
2
A fragment describes early moves by new military units using the Ruhr region to push troops across the Rhine from the Franco-Belgian occupied area toward Düsseldorf. It notes Allied control of the city at another time as peace talks neared a critical point around 1918.
Residents from Cleveland Amherst and Lorain share visits and visits to ill neighbors as Hickory Tree Grange members attend events. The Erie Canal opening spurred canal era railroading sentiment in Massachusetts as New England sought to offset New York gains. An English bank note has an average life of about two months.
An advertisement touts sulphur therapy for eczema claiming instant skin relief and clearing, urging use of Rowles Mentho Sulphur with cold cream. It cites a noted specialist as endorsing the remedy and warns ordinary remedies may fail to prevent lingering disfigurement.
P J Woods of Lodi bagged seven coons with two dogs in one night and kept five skunk and five opossums for life as out of season. Arvey Shays of Wadsworth awaits grand jury action on an assault charge after breaking Randy Borang's leg. Mrs Lillian Buemi held on 5000 bonds for the murder of Joseph Gooday. the couple, once at Ohio Match Co., West Virginia authorities report Gooday disappeared the same time as Buemi. Dorothy Lillian Hart Memorial doors to a Congregational church memorialize a daughter killed in the Collinwood disaster. George W Santos wills 2200 to his Masonic lodge. Medina County Humane Society officers elected J H Fritchman president, John Taylor vice president, W K Calbetter secretary, O G Hartman treasurer, H O Lee humane officer. Farmers institute set for Wednesday and Thursday. Bank of England notes cancelled when cashier signs turning, about 350,000 notes weekly. Indigo industry noted as early chemical industry in the South, with Louisiana records dating to 1720.
An advertisement promises Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand can restore energy and relieve nervousness in three days. It offers a money back guarantee on the first box purchased at C. W. Phillips and promotes relief for nervous indigestion, insomnia, and loss of appetite.
Local stores plan to close Saturday nights during January through March as rural policy experiments take hold. Lodi mirrors Hinckley and Montville trends with new building work stalled as Hearne Construction Co. files for bankruptcy, placing projects in receivership.
The Bath school board rejected all bids for the construction of the 2084 OGU centralized school building. Lafayette schools, closed because of a scarlet fever outbreak, have reopened.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Democratic candidate for the chief agricultural officer position under an administration. The readable words include references to inspectors and pay, but the source is garbled and lacks verifiable names, dates, or places.
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