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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
5
In a rustic tale Porcupine teases Beaver in Beav er's house and is marooned on a lake until it freezes. The piece blends a Native American fable with a humorous quarrel and a moral about playful harm. The issue also includes a children’s bath suggestion and a mine workers’ wage dispute report.
Readable lines describe a desk, a hand, and unclear activity with scattered words suggesting a tense or restless moment without a clear event or names. The fragmentary text offers no verifiable persons, places, or outcomes to anchor a full news item.
A garbled labor note shows coal miners locked in dispute over wages. The fragment hints at strikes, demands, and bargaining tension between workers and management as they seek pay scales. No clear dates or names are readable in the text.
An advertisement touts Dreco as a powerful general system reconstitutant. It claims to relieve back and limb pains, rheumatism, stomach disorders, kidney and liver troubles, and nervous symptoms with rapid action, citing user experiences and improved digestion and sleep.
In a tense pursuit, Day and Nellie outmaneuvered two children along a cornfield edge. The kids chased Day in a white coat toward a barb wire fence but failed to cross. Night disrupts, Henry struggles with a rope, and Nellie shepherds Day toward a bed in a wagon house.
Mrs Franz 2657 Maple Street reports Ki-Vita relief for stomach trouble indigestion and dizziness. She cites improved digestion energy and rosy cheeks after using Ka Vita Tone and asks neighbors to consider the remedy now being distributed locally.
The Portland Oregonian tabulation shows Senator Hiran W. Jhonson leading Major General Leo tard Wood by about 453 votes in the Oregon Republican presidential preference contest. Estimated remaining Friday ballots were not more than 3000, with results pending.
Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board told the Senate that reducing living costs requires economy in individual spending, fewer non essential loans by banks, higher production, and better transport. He said essential loan definitions must be left to local bankers and outlined proposed new credits to meet inflation and aid crop movement.
A testimonial touts Milks Emulsion as a palatable remedy for stomach trouble and constipation. Bert Becker of Miami Ohio reports symptom relief and weight gain after using one bottle, with a money back guarantee and home delivery from The Milks Emulsion Co. Terre Haute.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses foans and expected reductions. The speaker claims contrary evidence shows that tenants have steadily increased early in the year, implying a countertrend in economic activity.
A businessman's wife suffered eye pain and weakness but found relief with Lavoptik after trying various washes. The ad claims a small bottle can aid any eye strain or inflammation and offers a free aluminum eye cup with purchase.
D C Willi s of the Cleveland Reserve Bank says business is regaining equilibrium but warns against inflationary war financing and speculation. He urges a return to solid footing, reduction of existing loans, and greater use of internal funds rather than bank credit.
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