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A distorted OCR fragment references a society girl and officials with scattered words about a child and food. Readable items are minimal, leaving uncertain names, dates, places, or actions.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1920
Page
4
A distorted OCR fragment references a society girl and officials with scattered words about a child and food. Readable items are minimal, leaving uncertain names, dates, places, or actions.
In Lurain residents reacted to new elevated rates by OGan Gas Co. as bills arrived for the partial month. A longtime payer notes a jump from 150 to 15.70, sparking complaints and fear of broader increases if other prices follow. The outcry mirrors fears of similar moves in Loram.
Washington reports the first League of Nations council session will convene in Paris Friday at 1030 in the morning. The assembly call, issued under the Versailles treaty by President Wilson, aims to establish commissions to carry out treaty provisions.
Admitted Louis Letker Elyria. Discharged Mrs Bertie Wood and baby Rush Street, S W Beard N furnace Street, Mrs E J Novak and baby Lake Avenue. Admitted Gates Hospital Mary Basinger Columbus Grove O Discharged Raymond Miller and Elizabeth Crozy.
Soap should be used very carefully to protect hair health. Alkaline soaps dry the scalp and make hair brittle, while Mul sited cocoanut oil shampoo offers a pure greaseless option. One or two teaspoonfuls cleanse hair and scalp, leaving soft, silky, lustrous hair and easy manageability.
An unreliable wartime health claim promotes mixing Systoxem with city water to fuel weight gain and endurance. The piece asserts benefits like increased vigor and blood nourishment, citing testimonials and a drugstore endorsement, while noting the remedy as a secret formula.
Detectives raided an electric shop in lower Manhattan seizing a modern still with ISO capacity, two cases of hospital supplies, and woolen goods reportedly stolen from trucks. Proprietor Charles Rubin and his sons Nathan and Morris Rubin were arrested.
Fragmentary OCR text references Carter's X and tea as a laxative syrup. It hints at a home remedy kit with directions, packaging quantity, and consumption timing but contains many garbled terms. The readable parts imply a period paper listing patent medicines and usage guidance.
The Rotary club heard a report by S. OH Suube FE of Ailen and Dr. Nicholas about notary clubs in the state planning homes for crippled children. At least eight homes are expected within a year with headquarters in Columbus and work directed from this city. Tomorrow's issue will give more details. A brief funeral service for Mrs Catherine Deurbty will be held at 414 Jodi Street Uns tonight at 7.00, after which her remains go to fandusky.
Official notice from the national federation railway workers declares a general strike to start January in Spain. The move follows recent labor tensions and aims to disrupt rail service nationwide. Paderewski to leave Poland for Switzerland January 17 after resignation rumor spread.
Wellington Ohio January 1 9 2 O O Fi Weld former owner editor of the Wellington Enterprise died here at 2 o clock He was one of the oldest newspaper men in Ohio He came to Wellington in 192 and bought the panel and ran it until 1978 He had been in editorial work twenty three years in Mencemones Michigan He leaves a wife daughter in law and grandchild The Elkhia commandery of the Musens will conduct the funeral in the Congregational church Thursday at 1 48 p m
Mountay Home, a town of 1500 fifty miles east of Boise, is placed under quarantine by state physician Dr. Ernest EL Labsurh after an outbreak labeled undoubted influenza. Ten cases were found on Wednesday and today sixty eight are under treatment.
A suspect escaped with jewelry valued about 6100 from the room of Ruth Hyatty, mother of a baby, as she fled with her child from a third story fire escape during a $150,000 fire.
Associated Press reports Columbus January date as dry leaders pressed for quick passage of the Crabbe prohibition enforcement bill as an emergency measure to avert a possible referendum. Democratic House members who opposed the measure previously were ready to back it if inspector appointments were dropped.
An Elyria resident Mrs. E. I. Cutler testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved sudden back pain and stiffness. In a 1917 update she says the pills keep her free from recurring symptoms after continued use, with price listed at 50 cents from local dealers.
Beatrice Neb Jan 12 Twenty five year old Frank Curran a member of the Beatrice fire department was arrested recently on a charge of robbing the bank of a baby of 176 dollars and injuring a clerk during the incident.
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