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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions vessels and liquor storage after June at port and a permit. It references an individual named sary and mentions stock against sick needs. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
George K. Burgess named chief of the U S Bureau of Science over 20 years in the field. He will succeed Dr Samuel W Stratton and takes command as President Harding approves. Burgess hails from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and will lead the bureau’s scientific research and development efforts.
The York market notes indicate opening quotations for Liberty Bonds with prices varying around 100.20 for 1-48 and 98.70 for 4 1-46, plus 98.35 4 1-4p and 98.11 for 48 vices. Specific bond types and exact terms are unclear due to OCR errors but reflect fluctuating prices and bid offers in early June.
A distorted narrative line recounts a tense scene involving a character named Madge and another figure, with references to a drive and disturbing actions. The text is heavily corrupted, but hints at fear, nervousness, and interruptions as a confrontation unfolds in a domestic setting.
Mr and Mrs C J Behnke visited Mrs Ida Hill in Lorain Sunday The Ladies Aid of M B church meets at Mrs Guy Smiths Thursday June 7 Circle 1 furnishes supper Everyone invited Mr Harvey Naylor works on bud a how darn Penfield girls baseball team drove to Grafton Friday June 1 and won Helen Hoffman visits Cleveland Mrs Mable Allewise Harold Myere of Barberton and others visit C M Myers at his home Various local residents attend gatherings and travels A Grange meeting is planned June 5 with deputy master Van Arsdale to speak A Juvenile Grange will be organized with ice cream and refreshments
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