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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1920
Page
2
The readable text shows disjointed fragments mentioning a person named Wooly and phrases about pain and pleading. No clear date or place is established, and key nouns or events are unreadable, making precise summary difficult.
A goat named Night sneaks from the house into the closet and causes a doll clothes feast. He gnaws the doll bonnet and apron, escapes outside, and hides under the barn while children cry. Daisy vows punishment as Day reclaims the scene and the kids laugh at the prank. Tomorrow the story mentions a city dog named Fido.
A garbled extract discusses poison risks and health effects, mentioning how poison can affect the body, symptoms like pain and heart issues, and cautionary language about avoiding harm. The fragmented lines reference chewing, snuff, and danger from ingestion with no clear event or source.
A reflection on inner governance and the value of knowledge to shape a person’s conduct. The quote emphasizes self mastery as the highest aim and suggests wisdom ultimately serves action.
Washington May 6 railroad executives asked Congress for an additional $69,000,000 this year to finance the construction of freight cars. The request highlights the ongoing effort to expand rolling stock for rail service and freight capacity.
Washington reports May 8 census figures with Ann Arbor Michigan up 31.7 percent to 4 699, Bath Maine up 56.8 percent to 14 721, Mexico Missouri up 1.2 percent to 6 013, Hammond Indiana up 72.2 percent to 26 004, Monroe Michigan up 67.9 percent to 11 578, Jacksonville Florida up 58.7 percent to 91 543, Baton Rouge Louisiana up 46.2 percent to 21 782. Mrs Sam Gompers, wife of AFL president, is seriously ill at 69 after two strokes.
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur cream as a quick relief for itching burning and eczema. The cooling cold cream form destroys germs, soothes irritation, heals eruptions, and leaves clear smooth skin. available at drug stores.
New York stock closing shows uneven gains with gains led by steel, oil, and tobacco groups. Notable moves include United States Steel and Crucible rising, General Motors and Studebaker holding ground, while tobacco and chemical issues advanced on market optimism.
A medical note urges dyspeptics to manage excess stomach acid by diet or by using Bisurated Magnesia. It explains acid risk, recommends a safe antacid taken with meals, and suggests asking a pharmacist for the powder or tablets to neutralize acidity and aid digestion.
Market figures show sheep and lamb receipts around 1000 with top sheep at 1300 and top lambers 2736. Calves receipts reach 160 with steady top at 1806.
Antique health ad promotes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a remedy for stomach, liver, or kidney trouble and constipation. It urges readers to start using the product and buy from a druggist or grocer, claiming immediate health improvement.
Market notes list creamery butter prices in tubs prints and extras with fresh eggs and poultry prices. Toledo and Cleveland reports show grain and hay prices for various futures and cash terms, plus cattle calves hogs and sheep receipts and prices in Cleveland with limited details from East Buffalo.
Reports from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show mixed cattle hog and sheep sales. Hog receipts reach 200 steady to 25 lower in Cincinnati with top around 1600. cattle and calves vary by grade. Ohio and Kentucky markets indicate gains for some classes while others hold or slip.
Admisions include Mrs. Hugh Crum and Mary Godette from Oberlin and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs J Smith on West River Street. Discharges list Mrs John Bokeny of LaGrange Mrs J Faxon of Middle Avenue and Mrs Elizabeth Sampson of Wellington.
Late bulletins report the Associated Aero Clubs of Ohio convention in Columbus with Lt Col H M Hickman arriving as War Department representative. Governor Cox orders swift action by the Public Utilities Commission to aid farmers through transport of agricultural supplies amid delayed railroad shipments. Also noted is a record flour price in Minneapolis and a rural survey report beginning in Atlantic City.
An old advertisement describes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for chronic constipation and torpid liver, noting they contain no calomel and work with a pleasant effect when taken at bedtime. It emphasizes quick, sure relief from dark breath, dull headache, and sluggish digestion. The ad promotes 10c packaging.
A report opening the 8 Week's conference discusses a rural survey by the Inter-Courch World Movement examining the religious needs and structures across 10,000 U B counties. Also noted are spring hats and caps for boys by Robinson & Hancock Co.
Fragmentary listing shows a pair of white scrim curtains with lace edging priced at $1.25. Limited readable details include the item and price, no seller or location identified.
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