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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
7
An inventor in Missouri claims a new electric razor method to lift hair with a spark and “sand on end” effect. The device uses a dry battery and induction coil with a contact plate on the wrist to apply faradic current to the razor, allegedly matching the sensation of the normal strap.
Report from Vermilion notes a carload of horses arrived with no tails after repairmen allegedly tampered at rest stops. Value of hair market estimated at one dollar per pound. offenders unknown. In Mobile a separate suit files against railroad officials for twenty five hundred dollars over alleged porter neglect on a Louisville and Nashville route.
The plaintiff describes an incident on June 4 when a train failed to wake the poet and he alighted at a station where a culvert caused a sprained left wrist. The scene shows a square adorned with Italian flags and portraits including the king queen Diaz and the poet.
If you are its victim, try strengthening your digestive and eliminative organs with Nature's Remedy. It’s presented as superior to laxatives for relief.
A dispatch reports Bolsheviks forcing Rusla workers into a 223 hour compulsory week. The sweeping rule affects all employed classes and is described as enforced with severity. Names in the readable text include Mrs. A Thropolo Irene Evans and others, with several discharges listed and mentions of Kipton Akron and Cleveland areas. C R Woodward of St Louis has his US citizenship restored after a two year penitentiary term and a federal embezzlement case linked to a company payroll restart.
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