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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1921
Page
6
The text mentions Italy’s rapid ascent to great power status after the decline of a prior regime. It notes seven principals in Italy, nominally independent, with two regions under foreign influence, and references the transition from loose states to a united kingdom amid romance and historical interest.
An unnamed man recounts a post midnight confrontation in which he shot his wife twice after a confrontation over Bolshevik boarders in their home. He describes wandering streets overnight, to saloons, and returning to police after a neighbor’s report while detailing motive tied to alleged neglect and infidelity. He names several witnesses and details the revolver purchase and use.
An old testimonial promotes Milks Emulsion as a cure for chronic cough and a builder of flesh. It claims a man rose from 125 to 185 pounds after two bottles and urges trying six bottles with a money back guarantee. The ad notes palatability and use for weak children, with price 76 cents to $1.50 per bottle.
In a fragmented confession Mike recalls arguing with Annie Pochurik over tomatoes and supper then notes she left for neighbors. He admits threatening to kill his wife in a January 41 1921 letter over missing property and wages, claiming she chased him from home and custody.
The LaGrange school board met Monday with County Superintendent C. Beale invited to observe. They plan to fill vacancies soon and hire a new sixth grade teacher while residents weigh the issue amid a troubling controversy and efforts to prevent recurrence.
The conference revealed the janitor served as a messenger between the superintendent and a twenty year old instructor. One letter reportedly blamed Miss Hutton for not meeting at Columbus during a school program. Jacobs was upset she missed Columbus after arrangements for lodging at the capital. It is alleged he warned her that the LaGrange school board could grant any request and could discharge her as he did Miss McKean. Another board meeting followed.
Correct dancing taught every afternoon and evening with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, promising a full money back if not satisfied.
A notice directs a special city election in Lorain to decide issuing and selling bonds above one percent. The vote will be held at the regular polling place on the day in 1921, conducted, canvassed, and certified in the usual manner.
In line with other general municipal elections the mayor is directed to give public notice of the time and place of holding the election. The clerk is directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Deputy State Supervisors of Elections of Lorain County Ohio.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sale by Ebert's Quality Pharmacy. The legible item references breeds and band terms and mentions a Great Poar entangled in the garbled text. Further readable details are unavailable from the fragment.
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