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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1922
Page
6
Chicago police probe death of Mrs Prigan known as The Mona Liza of the Steel. She attended a party without her husband and died from poison. In a note she claimed a strange plan involving her pet fox and cat to set her husband. She said she had not seen good weed.
Fragmentary text indicates Martel planned a visit with her sister over a weekend in travel to unknown locations. mentions Pa and Syien as names read from garbled OCR.
A Kentucky farmer's wife writes of suffering half her time in bed from illness. She credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her health after two years. She resumes farming duties and housework, praising the product for women with similar troubles.
A jumble of social visits and long lists fill this item with names and addresses from Cleveland Street to Princeton Avenue. Mrs R A Rawson of Cleveland visits East Broad Street relatives. a party at J of Giaritis on Nas River Street includes games and refreshments. Hospital notes mention Mrs Hattie Tetyall and others. a Farmers Institute report notes two days of distribution and considerable attendance.
The article notes evening religious services conducted at the church with a program followed as published. Attendance showed considerable interest and reflected community involvement in the event.
Fragmentary text lists officers including secretary and treasurer for an institute. Mentions incursions after each address and a held meeting, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Readable fragments show a local notice about an action with officials named. The text preserves a basic event frame and identifies a place and involved parties, though specifics are incomplete.
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