Calf With Dog Head Featured as Side Show Oddity
A calf described with a dog like head and mixed anatomy died after display confusion. The creature reportedly had a dog like head and hind legs intact while the front legs were absent.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
4
Robert and Ward Advertising Contacts
F Burke, managing editor, notes Brunswick Building address 225 Fifth Avenue New York with Toraiga Advertising Manager. Eastern office listed. western office details show Malers Building room 1306 and 6 South Wabash Avenue corner Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert & Ward
Toraiga
Eastern
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New Vershone Mad
Malers
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Cost of Government and the Cost of Living
A public address by Secretary Baker argues the high cost of living must fall, and to cut living costs the government should shrink. He urges trimming the navy and army, civil service waste, costly camps, and bureaucratic extras that serve personal gain and do not aid real work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Navy
Army
Civil Service
Buttermilk critique of federal dairy campaign rumination
The passage attacks federal promotion of buttermilk as healthful, warns price increases could burden consumers, and mocks government expansion to manage dairy interests. It argues schools newspapers clubs should guide public sentiment and suggests government intervention would grow bureaucratic, partisan, and ineffective.
Baker orders 26 450 border service men
Secretary Baker announces a mobilization plan for 26 450 troops for border duty after downplaying earlier border troubles. The move signals a spring buildup as troops head for border hills and camps, with emphasis on readiness and presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Border Service
Newt
Drift of Opinion on Train, Letters, and Unemployment
A Dodge City man misses a train to Kansas City for business, then abandons the trip claiming a letter was sent instead. The item sows quips on opinion, politics, and reform noted across several papers with remarks on Bryan and unemployment contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Include Local Names
Admitted newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Adam Jamucawiski at 512 W 12th St. Mrs E M Hart of 314 2nd Street. Discharged Mrs Irwin Wendell Kenyon Ave and Mrs Frank Higgie 323 High St Clifton Hunt 328 W High St. Gates Admitted Calvin Wallra benstein Milan Ohio. Admitted and discharged Bertine Diedrich Leo Diedrich North Ridgeville Robert Roth Wakeman Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Jamucawiski
12Th St
E. M Hart
2Nd Street
Irwin Wendell
Kenyon Ave
Frank Higgie
High St
Clifton Hunt
Gates
Calvin Wallrabenstein
Milan
Ohio
Bertine Diedrich
Leo Diedrich
North Ridgeville
Robert Roth
Wakeman
Unclear Text Fragment Describes Solomon and Wives
Fragment references Solomon and his wives with a quotation style. The readable portion hints at a discussion of the thousand wives but lacks concrete context or complete facts for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Solomon
Norwalk Telephon egirls threaten strike over working life
Norwalk tele phones girls say they will strike over grievances including shut door blocking view of men and low pay. They note wages from 25 to 60 dollars monthly and seek 19 dollars monthly total plus overtime. Thirty five operators in the city. Public consideration delays action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norwalk
Records Affect 25 000 000 Men in Wartime Draft Files
Washington July 15 The War Department kept no precautions to preserve draft records sent to Washington from the states affecting 25 000 000 men. Witnesses will include General March Major General P C Harris and Major General E H Crowder. Records rotted in water and were stored in cellars and outdoors in rain. A subcommittee will probe Czech Slovak soldiers from Siberia and their transport costs. Secretary Baker to report land purchases since last June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
States
Graham
Special House Investiguting
March
P. C. Harris
E. H. Crowder
Washington Barracks
Johnson
South Dakota
Siberia
Camp Kearney
Fort Rosecrans
Cal
Baker
Department
Ohio State fair announces three free days program
The sixty-ninth annual Ohio State Fair runs August 25 to 29 with Monday as ladies free day Tuesday soldiers free day and Friday children free day. Highlights include the battle of Chateau Thier ry, Rainbow Division band, Vist regiment band, auto polo Icelandic troupe and Mc Kay's Scotch review. Night horse show and racing purses total 11 500 for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chateau Thierry
Rainbow Division
Vist Regiment
New York
McKay
Scotch Review
Donald Acklin
Bread Ad Trims Rly. Say Tine
A fragmented notice mentions a bread advertisement with truncated text. The readable portion hints at a bakery or product promotion but lacks full details to identify dates or locations.
Ten Days For Intoxication Offenders In City Jail
Seven persons were arraigned at Lorain today charged with intoxication and each was given ten days in the city jail. The jail has been cleaned and renovated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraim
Alleged Secret Pact Against the Russian Empire
Senator Norris of Nebraska charged that in early 1917 Great Britain France Italy and Russia made a secret pact with Japan over cession of the Shan Tung Peninsula. He produced copies of diplomatic correspondence to support his claim and called the disclosure the blackest page in the nation's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Japan
Shan Tung Peninsula
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Pacific Islands
Tokio
Lorain Board of Health Squabble Over Motions
The Lorain Board of Health faced a conflict last evening as President Ben Harris refused to put two motions. Mayor A J Horn chaired briefly before August Baldwin and K E Wood walked out, leaving the meeting unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain Woman Granted Divorce for Cruelty and Neglect
Victoria Skiba of Lorain was divorced from Paul Skiba by Judge Redington yesterday. The grounds cited were extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty as Mrs. Skiba described abuses in court, and the judge granted a separation without hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Skiba
Lorain
Paul Skiba
Redington
Steamer Luckenbach in distress prompts missing crew call
Portland July 35 No word from the U S gvast suard Ossippee in reply to a call from the Steamer Luckenbach reporting trouble. No details or particulars about the incident have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociated Press
Portland
U. S
Pershing Arrives in London for Peace Demonstration
General John Pershing and his staff arrived in London to take part in the large peace demonstration scheduled for the next day, according to Associated Press dispatches from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
John Pershing
Onion scented theatergoers in old clergyman quips
A humorous slice recalls old sayings about theater crowds after meals of onions. It notes a bygone era where clergymen would pose playful questions about manners and Rin I do you fer as a local color reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerg
New Ohio Penitentiary to Start in London Next Week
Columbus reports work will begin on the new Ohio Penitentiary at London next week. Riddle, president of the State Board of Administration, says the new site will cover 1765 acres. The Legislature has appropriated 115,996 to start the project, and Warden P. L. Thomas says 200 prisoners will be released from the idle house to work on the new prison.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
London
Wlos. Riddle
State Board of Administation
P. 1 Thomas
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