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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1920
Page
8
Fragmentary text indicates a worker seeking better pay and conditions, referencing a wage of a “fty dollars a week” and a job involving clothing and odor concerns. The details are unclear but imply employment dispute or demand for higher remuneration.
The big elm in the southwest corner of the city park is being manicured by two husky tree doctors. They search for cooties moths Mee larvae and other pests that sap the tree. Dead wood is removed branches trimmed and the park scraped. The old tree now looks fifty percent better than before work began.
City workers repair the Middle Avenue street surface after winter damage from heavy traffic. Deep holes compromise safety for drivers, and similar repair work will occur on other city pavements to improve conditions.
Medical authorities contend that about nine tenths of stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juice. It suggests Bisulated Magnesia after meals to soothe the stomach and avoid sourness and gas, noting it is harmless, inexpensive, and widely used.
The first county arrest for not securing a dog license was Antone Bors of Amherst. When approached by dog catcher James Kenelly he refused to permit tagging. A warrant was issued, he was fined five dollars plus costs, then licensed. The drive to enforce dog licensing continues with more arrests expected.
Admissions include Mrs Arthur F Davia of 107 Longford Avenue Mrs Ida Lesnick of 117 West Street and Donna Clitter of Columbia Station. Discharges are mentioned but not listed.
Classified item lists names and places including LeGrange 49 Gates hospital John Mepeca South Amherst Mrs Henry Emmons 211 East Eighth Street Rev J T Hoak 906 East Avenue among other details. Readable fragments suggest a local notices collection with personal names and addresses for a community listing.
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