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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
10
Fragmentary text mentions a warehouse charge and a company dealing with raw materials. Names, dates, and full context are unreadable, leaving only hints of industrial activity and an associated office.
In New York on July 28 a fragment reports details about an international golf tournament involving the named officials including Gertrett and Mag Hayward. It mentions a weekly living cost of $15 and frequent trips to Pinebarst in winter for golf at BO.
Downey dominates early but blood stains his cheek as Wilson bursts back. A disputed seventh round sees Downey hurt and the referee slow to count, ending the fight amid crowd protests that Downey was fouled and Gartner halted it on pretext.
Scores injured as two elevated trains caught fire near the Brooklyn Bridge, sparking a panic while police were summoned to restore order. The fragment also mentions odd quoted lines about rainbows and prisms, reflecting chaotic prior text.
Paris reports a widespread native uprising in Morocco against Spain with heavy losses claimed for Spanish forces after Mazchiva capture. Moors defend coast positions at Cape Agua as Spanish reinforcements land at Melilla under artillery pressure. French authorities brace for potential uprisings along the border.
Hoiro of Lushing has reunited with his daughter after twenty years since he came to America. The journey was delayed by a fire wart and prolonged passport difficulties until early this month. He has a wife and two younger daughters in the United States.
A garbled clipping hints at scattered notes about Russian land tracts, cows in spring with colored sights for eye saving, a Swiss origin tale of a labor union or group, and a composer’s tough work. The readable bits are noncoherent.
Mr and Mrs Arther Pesaler Mrs F Haendke Mr and Mrs Anthony Delefield and daughter Jean met at Cedar Point on Wednesday. Mrs Johm Baeese injured her hand breaking glass. Mrs Gillmere and Mrs J Riley hosted friends Sunday. Mrs Meees Eppley and Mrs Ralph Fowl visited Linwood Park Tuesday. Albert Vietzen family attended Daughters of Isabelle and K of C at Crystal Beach Sunday. Effie Hollingsworth stayed with sister Harvey. Mary Wendt Minnie Behnke of Lorain visited Smiths Sunday. Mable Logue and son with Delphin family visit. Kenneth and Harold Grant with Laraway family. Geo and Kate Kramer spent time with kin.
Citizens combed the West Wheeling area after multiple robberies and a local hold up. A man of color was arrested in Bridgeport in connection with the case but was later released.
Names and visits fill a page from Lewes’ kin to Norwalk and Elyria. Neighbors like Mr. and Mrs. B Galaway, Mrs. C Snyder, and Paul Muth with relatives share weekends and summer plans. The South Ridge Community picnic at Cedar Point on July 2 features many locals enjoying a chicken dinner and beach outings before returning home.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a night watchman or guard and mentions a fortress or post and private houses. The text appears garbled but hints at security measures, possibly for a night duty and a passage related to a company or district. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
The readable fragment describes flowers and plants discussing their own placement and fate. It references poppies and scher flowers as well as peas. The passage suggests a self-possession theme where plants affect or choose their own placement and eventual demise.
An advertisement urges immediate use of a herbal prescription named Margahrod for kidney and bladder issues. It warns of gradual, worsening kidney disease and promises a money back guarantee with two bottles if no benefit, asserting authorizations for refunds.
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