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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
5
A scrambled crossword puzzle page mixes across clues with partial phrases and scattered proper nouns. The readable portions name several individuals and places such as Columbus Lane and Mrs. Ernest Yoccer while hints reference cities, clubs, and dates, all presented in a fragmentary historical newspaper style.
Oberlin Ohio March 5 Oberlin Exchange club held a fish dinner at the Oberlin Inn with Florida fish brought by J L Kinney who is visiting Florida. Dr D A Crawford Cleveland State Aviation Chairman of the National Exchange Club spoke and Daniel Funk Wooster attorney gave a talk on Wals and Estates. National Exchange Club officers will visit Oberlin next week. The Oberlin Women s League of Voters executive board met and voted to oppose House Bills on maternity and welfare work tied to the Towner and Jones Cooper measures, with debate on wartime welfare terms.
The Brush Foundation has organized lectures beginning with Dr Ogdurn. Three additional lecturers will follow, focusing on related scientific topics.
Fragmentary text lists individuals with titles such as professors and directors at institutions and presses. It mentions research in population problems and universities but the passage is garbled, offering no coherent event, date, or clear action to summarize.
Fragmented text discusses a science committee and president Kerr. It mentions a discussion on improving mankind and a committeemember’s stance. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A fragmentary ad-like notice hints at a cosmetic remedy promising brighter skin and clearer eyes. It mentions a low price and a quick result, invoking a tired complexion and aging appearance with a call to “take 39c” for a transformation.
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