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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
9
To lessen the danger of collisions on the narrow lanes of the river towns, large barriers are being erected at busy streets in November towns. One of them lies near Bonn.
An American banker in Paris narrates a tale of a recovered handkerchief and a dangerous investigation. A mysterious woman, Robert Quexter, confronts him about the mislaid item and a possible trap. He admits the accidental backstory while denying full truth, as the stakes rise and the scenario moves toward continuation.
A dense schedule of radio programs lists orchestras soloists and choral acts across U S stations including WIR WNYC WABC WGN WEAF and more for music lovers. It features dance orchestras organ recitals Irish music royal programs and traditional Negro spiritual concerts with times and station call letters.
A fragmented report covers Litchfield versus Canfield games, social events at the Ll. & Resor home, and community notices. It notes Mrs Homan of Lodi passing after a stroke, and local gatherings with card tricks and fundraisers for the Papers Institute.
A damaged OCR passage discusses motherhood and birth practices proposing simple methods for easier pregnancy. It mentions a physician, private items, and a claimed great accomplishment for the mother with references to labor, children, and parental guidance.
Local column details social visits and family news from Birmingham County Line. Entries mention Davidson family members, Mrs Seth Lawar, Willard Davidson, and John Shyiadser with various weekend activities and cemetery mentions.
Public health notice warns that a cold can develop into influenza or pneumonia if untreated. Advertises topical nostrum to apply to the chest area with promises of warmth and tingling sensation as relief begins.
Description notes streets are exceptionally narrow and bendy, making it hard to spot approaching vehicles. Mirrors nicknamed the irathe spies reflect a civic concern about street safety.
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