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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1934
Page
5
A dense, mixed page from The Chronicle Telegram shows lost and found items, sales, job notices, and public notices. Entries include lost dogs and horses, household goods, employment ads for installers and buyers, farm supplies, and legal notices about road changes, sheriffs sales, and public hearings. The text preserves place names Lorain County Elyria and broad listings of ads and notices.
Announcement lists services for building modernization including decorating repainting electrical work and general house improvements. It notes contact options with phone numbers for inquiries and scheduling work.
Mrs Barry Webber returns to her Oberlin home after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Coates while Mr Webber traveled on a Newark New Jersey business trip. Mr and Mrs A R Emmerick and family visited the Bristol home at Axtel on Sunday afternoon.
State Manager Henry G Brunner announced that Home Owners Loan Corporation loans to distressed Ohio homeowners exceeded 155 million dollars last week. The loans totaled 155,295,447 to 49,904 owners. Volunteers in a German lab subjected to severe electrical shocks seek ways to cut fatal accidents in industry. An electric heater for auto starters attaches to a motor lock. Governor General gains full control of motor transport in French Indo China with tax changes to aid railroad linked services.
A dense list of crossword clues across and down covering various topics and word lengths. Includes references to names such as Warneke and Edgar Allen, with multiple abbreviations and hints for common crossword fills. The puzzle asks for both across and down solutions and mentions an answer from a previous puzzle.
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