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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1924
Page
6
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Local brief notes a fire incident affecting a pet and several workers at a station. Reports indicate damage to property and potential exposure to smoke. Officials remind residents to avoid the area while investigators determine the cause.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions pain and health elements with unclear context. It references other unrelated terms and hopes to spot an item about something described as Drua or Bett. The readable content is insufficient to determine specifics, people, places, or dates.
Health Officer Dr. G. FE French Lamain told the board of education the public schools would not conduct the Schick test for pupils after a prior consent request. He said Massachusetts cases involved frozen serum and that no child was harmed by the Schick test, urging continued testing with a safety review by Cook and Agate.
William Phillips Jr of Bellaire Ohio became a local hero when fire crews from Wheeling West Virginia and Martins Ferry Ohio fought a fierce blaze. He ferried gasoline from his car to the engines to keep the water and pumps running, risking his own supply as the flames raged nearby.
State crisis in Glouster as a vowed car restraint follows a moonshine incident with police seizing a vehicle. Chauncey reports a panther sighting panic after a hunter hearing screams near his home. Columbus police seek more gear, noting 10901 arrests in 1922 with 1314 women and 3031 detectives. Athens Army officers praise Ohio National Guard as one of the nation’s best with student officers and arms-trained personnel.
A short home treatment notes warm salt water gargle three times daily and slow swallowing with a teaspoonful of Vicks. At night apply Vicks to the throat and upper chest, cover with a warm cloth to release menthol camphor eucalyptus vapors for inhalation.
The annual League of Women Voters meeting in Oberlin on March 3 elected officers and heard reports. New officers include Mrs W H Chaple as vice president, C R Comings as secretary, Mrs J C Sagger as treasurer, with Marion Metcalf and Parmelia Allen among directors. Proceeds from Friday’s event reached $97 for the high school.
A new Oberlin exhibit features German and other central European paper money from World War I including 32 varieties issued by individual German prison camps. The collection spans values from one pfennig to 50 million marks plus notes from Poland Serbia Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria Turkey and Russia totaling over 200 pieces. It also includes postage stamps from counties traveled.
Oberlin hosts Western Reserve University in a two location debate on whether the U S should join the League of Nations. The negative debates at First Church Oberlin and Columbus Hall Cleveland Avenue with teams led by McGil Lewantoshi Andrews and Show Newcomb Reaner.
Ray Holloway, formerly sought by Mrs Frankie Freese Crawford County sheriff, faces a Dayton workhouse term after a liquor charge and resisting an officer. He was fined 1000 dollars, with 255 dollars additional penalties. his car was sold and money seized to reduce totals.
The Colonial shows Reno a divorce tale with inside story comedy and a feature. Annie Christie, from Eugene O Neill, follows a girl who becomes swept by circumstances and resists love. Rendezvous promises thrilling action and a love story with suspense. Western Justice depicts a stock scam led by a bandit queen and a driven engineer entangled in its outcome.
In Glouster Ohio on March 4 a man uses a forged check to trigger his arrest but escapes, reunites with a kidnapped sweetheart after a fierce fight. The tale contrasts sunlit finish with danger as a town remembers weak Athens county school districts receiving funds. Athens county schools have been aided by about 70,000 this year with more expected in spring.
Advert confirms order to Dames Iowa for four trial packages of Chamberlain remedies. Includes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Salve. Promises relief for coughs, colds, bronchial issues, indigestion, and skin ailments at a nominal price.
Patrolman Esren Jenkins of East Cleveland was arrested on a charge of receiving stolen property. The report notes three suspects not from the city and mentions confusion of women’s names in the Cleveland department records.
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