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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
8
An unclear dialogue fragment shows characters reacting to a disreputable outing. Mention of wages of sin, hunger, and threats to laugh at an experience plus telephone messages from Neel and Dick suggests a moral or psychological tension. Names Sarah Ann Tess and Kunt appear amid fragmented narration.
Petition filed in Lorain County Common Pleas seeks confirmation of multiple parcels in Huntington Township. Parcels include 30 acres described from Tract Fifteen and two additional tracts totaling about 63 acres. Respondents to answer by July 29, 1993, with notices to heirs, administrators, and assigns.
Readable notes show dairy market items with per dozen egg price and unit cheese price in local market terms. Mentions butter and cream, York State cream, and brick-tose style wording reflecting period pricing and shop listings.
Agricultural column notes that a temporary rape pasture boosts lambs and sheep when bluegrass fades in hot, dry months. Experiments at Ohio Experiment Station show rape can outperform bluegrass for lamb gains, with best plots yielding 24 lambs per acre in days and 206 pounds gain per acre. The piece also covers general pasture strategies and notes Harding accepted Frank A. Harrison’s resignation from the American commission to a Brazilian exposition amid a falsification accusation.
W. E. Guena, vice president of Guardian Savings & Trust in Cleveland and president of the Bankers' Association for Foreign Trade, told the Columbus Chamber of Commerce Forum that real leadership is lacking in the United States government at a time of greatest need.
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