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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
4
A report describes a man going fishing at a remote wilderness site his first day there catching a two pound pickerel. The event occurred during a summer retreat with no public aims or media presence noted, and details were unsettled by night.
A narrative describes President Coolidge watching a caretaker and a boy named Oscar attempt to reel in a stubborn pickerel. The fish eventualy leaps away as the President resumes fishing, ending with a two pound catch that finally appears at dinner. Afterward the President again tries for fish with no success.
A mistyped report describes a Pittsfield community event with weather matching expectations and strong crowds. Vendors and automotive displays drew thousands in the afternoon and evening as former residents returned for a welcoming program and refreshments.
An advertorial style block promotes an oil claimed to end bunion pain and reduce swollen joints. It markets a product for home use by sufferers, promising relief from enlarge veins and related discomfort with suggested nightly and morning applications.
Advertisement for private houses and offices offering complete janitor services. Cleaning windows skylights walls ceilings and day lights with contact at Langberg and Brown Office 206 Flyshias Block and phone 2600.
Aggressive sales copy urges men to buy a Gillette Safety Razor with blades and receive a full-size Palmolive Shaving Cream, featuring a 35 cent price and limited dealer stock. Stores listed include Cloycomb’s Pharmacy and others, with emphasis on immediate purchase and perks.
A community gathering at a park featured a well supplied lamb dish from the Roan ladies and a series of yard contests that drew a large crowd. Music by the Master or Concert Oberir plus a fiddlers contest added to the afternoon festivities as families and neighbors shared a meal and social time.
A Philadelphia mother defends keeping her daughters Veareal and Mary from stage shows. She cites supervision and the discipline of theatre as a safe path, noting the girls study dance and roparttees, train daily, and join the Hoffman Girls for future stage careers.
Yesterday’s puzzle answered. Across and down hints include Word 1 In the picture Word 5 A frait Word 6 What kind of a snab at Cleopatra Word 2 The name of a well meen prince of Europe Word 3 An Australian wod resembles the ostrich Word 4 A tiny insect.
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