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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1923
Page
2
The notice outlines a proposed sanitary sewer and storm sewer system upgrade affecting the West and East Branch rivers, intercepting flows and linking storm drains to the city system. It notes 2 240 acres and 294 miles of sewers with 6 to 36 inch lines, and mentions industrial discharges and a monument-filled Fay Stocking site as context.
A city environmental survey reports Elyria factories discharging acids and dyes into the West Branch and Black River. The Elyria Iron & Steel plants and Fay Stocking Company contribute red, color stained water with zero dissolved oxygen, while sewer outlets worsen pollution downstream from Massey Avenue to the East Branch and beyond.
Mrs. Joseph Trait Talbert, New York society figure, is cited in relation to James A. Stillman’s social circle amid attention to Talbert. The article notes connections between Stillman and Talbert and mentions Mrs. Talbert as a friend of Stillman. The piece also discusses local sewerage actions aimed at preventing river pollution and upgrading discharge systems.
The New York stock market opened steady with Corn Products rising 23-4 to 1815-8 and Union Pacific up 21-8 to 135 3-4. US Steel gained 1-4 to 96 and Bethlehem Steel 1-8 to 52 3-8 while Occidental, Pan American and other issues showed small moves.
The Cleveland live stock market shows receipts and price ranges for cattle calves sheep and hogs with steady to lower tone in current trading. Chicago grain opens irregular with wheat down while corn oats hold or rise slightly. Liberty bonds show varied opening values. Prohibition officers warn of cross border beer and liquor movement post repeal news.
A fragmented ad style note touts phosphate products like Butro-Dhosphate and Harrixan as cures for thin frail people. It claims these substances boost nerve energy ambition and health, urging readers to try the remedy described as a wonderful enterprising drug with high demand.
A nostalgic ad promotes Joint-Ease as a solution for sore feet caused by foot joints and cartilage. It claims relief comes in three days by rubbing on the product, available for 60 cents per tube at Philips’ Drug Store.
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