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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
10
The piece describes residents trudging through snow to reach the creamery and school. A family visit returns, with Mr and Mrs Sol Randall heading to Taleda to stay with their son and family as Andrew Neufer's health declines.
Hospital notes compile brief medical updates and telegram notices from Chronite region. Advertisements intersperse among health reports, listing patient initials and services sought.
Mrs Mary Chison of Cleveland Ohio praises Banes Hyp Cod for reviving her elderly husband. She reports improved digestion headaches and energy after taking two bottles. The ad claims the tonic strengthens nerves reduces tremors and makes him feel younger with sales through Harry Crendall's Drug Store.
Moncton reports British war ships have left Malta en route with a possible strike against Soviet forces. The move follows recent Soviet advances and the capture of Questsa, seen as a potential step toward a broader limited campaign with ground forces.
A deciphered report notes Leuine forces gain a command position in the Black Sea threatening British subjects and interests. It adds that a naval movement reported from Malta may be linked to warship departures to protect the Black Sea region and its assets.
Fragmentary OCR mentions battleship Iron Duke, Vice Admiral De Rabeth, Sprants and Stondfurt, and a steamer briblecug near Malta. Also notes big reductions in men’s fur caps at Robinson & Hancock. Details are garbled with many misspellings.
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