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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
4
In New York a seventeen day old twin girl named Jeanne weighs less than a bottle of soda yet thrives. Her twin brother weighed three and a half pounds at birth and died shortly after. Jeanne lived, later found to weigh half her original weight, yet remains normal for her size.
In a faltering description, Jes Minter of Realart outlines plans involving pigeons trained for a forthcoming display. Two hours daily are devoted to socializing the birds with handlers to build trust, with the animals expected to perch on shoulders and interact closely during the act.
The piece presents a dramatic adoption tale from Grace Miller Whites. It references the Lady of Regnes and Hertees al, arriving at the Hiydid theatre and Mediart Pleters with a reception described as widely read.
A partial OCR fragment notes Miss Minter being questioned by director William Desmond Taylor about her power over the situation. The passage quality is poor and lacks clear context or events.
Willard March 12 report: Theodore Carrol aged 19 once from Oil City Ple. fined 200 dollars and given six months in the county jail at Norwalk for annoying and inquiring eighteen girls in under three weeks. Authorities say he may be linked to similar affairs at Mansfield. Mannfield officials accompanied the investigation.
An attacked woman visited Carroll in jail and officials would not confirm if Carroll is the Mansfield attacker or connected to the Mansfield crime, including a schoolgirl murder from a few weeks ago. The investigation's scope and victims remain unnamed.
The Print Shop proprietors on Court Street have bought Century Printing Co in the Troxel building and will take possession on the 15th of this month.
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