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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
11
Louise confronts Wilbur and Mrs Sayles over a reluctant engagement while a looming danger to Leslie shadows the tense dinner. Louise asserts control, promises no marriage for at least a year, and weighs the risks of exposing secrets as she protects her loved ones.
July 23 in New York an ill advised fruit merchant tried to entice a female customer with peaches. She mocked him with fresh responses and the exchange escalated to a brief disturbance until police reserves restored order.
The article highlights barley as an efficient weed suppressor and a nurse crop for clovers and alfalfa. It advises sourcing pure seed from reputable seed houses, cleaning seed to remove weed seeds, and using a flotation method to remove wild cat seeds. Barley matures early, aiding weed control, with notes on field management and seedbed preparation.
London society members drop the treasure hunting craze for 18. The revival of practical jokes has grown, with home staged gags proving elaborate yet harmless. One prank targeted a visiting minister at his home from a leading hotel, causing odd happenings.
Fragment references a man aware that his daughter was among those responsible. No further details or context provided in readable text.
Pereie G Hills transfers Sublot 15 16 in Cleveland Beach to Elizabeth Greh. Amherst Savings Bank to Stephan Domon kas part of original Amherst two lots 42 43. Don A Baird to Louisa Kirk Lot 119 in Mastern Heights Land Company First Subdivision Miltona.
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, tracing roots to pioneer women and colonial remedies. It cites Mrs Kraft of Detroit as a user who felt ill at first but improved after six bottles and recommends the product to others.
Frederick Schwelm a 37 year old carpenter was found guilty of manslaughter for installing an electric light for a favor that electrocuted his brother in law Arthur Hilbig. He received six months in jail and a 300 mark fine. The 220 volt current killed Hilbig in a damp cellar.
Paul Whitman described jazz as a handsome child trying to make his way in the world during talks with Vienna's music leaders. He added that jazz has a fine chance to win out and that everyone is keen on a new form, wherever it travels.
Paris reports rose bushes shown damaged by heavy rain and cold temperatures. Buds are rotten and blooms stunted. gardeners face reduced floral display and potential losses after a wet recent spell.
Prolonged rain and cold have devastated rose gardens including the Bagatelle in the Bois de Boulogne and the annual new varieties contest there. Commercial perfume roses in the south suffered less, but overall few prizes will be awarded this year as conditions curbed budding and blooms.
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