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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
5
Mrs. Alice Ingis Genard of London petitions the court for dissolution of marriage with Roland Genard alleging misconduct and an affair. She cites a letter from him in October and notes ongoing disputes over his conduct and potential remarriage.
Fragmented text shows a court topic on marriage and divorce involving Noel Middleton and a party titled New York G O P. The obscured lines reference vows, legal estrangement, and petitions within a matrimonial dispute. Names and clear dates are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Michael plans to recover Sally Warbe’s missing investment from a hard use of influence and possibly legal pressure. Sally reveals a farmer swindled her with real estate talk and promises. Lilah interrupts with news Lonnie Capper and Helen Hunley are missing, heightening tension as the chapter continues.
A troubled marriage dispute led a judge to dismiss a divorce petition amid confusion and anxiety about remarriage. The case involved pleas between spouses in England, with arguments over consent and propriety. The record shows tense proceedings and uncertainty about final separation.
A compact set of crossword style clues listing cryptic words and abbreviations. The item presents two running themes Running Across and Running Down with numbered hints for terms such as a crude metallic substance and a southern state abbreviated.
Hawaii reports leprosy on the decline with Kalaupapa settlement numbers dropping from 1400 to about 482 as chaulmoogra oil shows partial success in arresting progression. Physicians advised legislators that eradication is a matter of years while Molokai residents receive care under ongoing Territory programs and budget appropriations.
In a Columbus report, Dermitites dermatitis and lead poisoning dominate Ohio workers' occupational diseases. A five-year study by the state health department's industrial hygiene division notes 3,242 total cases, with 2,831 among women and 2,604 dermatitis cases.
A study of factory records shows 25 clubs in Los Angeles reporting cases in September across rubber factories and other industries with 456 lead poisoning cases. One in seven workers contracted an occupational disease, including a female worker. Harry Greb, middleweight champion, was offered 35000 dollars to fight Bert Cotina.
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