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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
9
Miss Elizabeth McNaughton, a nurse, was seriously injured after a fall in Memorial Papitel yesterday. Her condition is considered critical, though some improvement is noted as she receives medical care and treatment for a likely fracture.
Grand jury returns indictments charging Detective Fred erik P Franklin with extortion and bribery as part of a John Doe inquiry into a vice graft scandal involving police officials. Franklin is alleged to have protected a disorderly house and to have received $40 a month.
A vintage cough remedy advertises Pinex as a concentrated pine extract for quick relief from coughs chest colds and throat irritation. It recommends mixing 2 1 2 ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup honey or molasses to make a pint of cough medicine and warns of imitators while offering a money back guarantee.
Mrs. P. S. Smith of Elyria Ohio testifies that a dull backache and irregular kidneys plagued her. After using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills she was cured and later notes continued use kept her free from trouble for a year. She highly recommends the medicine.
An advertisement touts Ambition Brand Wendell Pills offering nerve and vitality support with claims of rapid relief from nervous debility and overindulgence effects. It notes a money back refund on first box and wide retail availability through Phillips and partners.
Reports from Hanover say Ebert’s government faces civil war as Germany fragments. Kapp faction claims Germany presidency but dissent spreads from Stuttgart to Saxony and Silesia with soviet moves in Bochum Essen and Frankfort. Berlin and Stuttgart gauges show battles near towns. government holds south while north leans to Kapp regime.
The text reports wide scale strikes and street clashes in Germany with Breslau Hamburg Kiel Leipzig and Chemnitz among affected cities. It mentions Kapp calling for an agreement with Ebert and an assassination attempt on General von Luettwitz. A Munich coup is hinted at with uncertain control and a French envoy to Stuttgart to assess the situation.
London March 16 A convention of the Women s Foreign Missionary societies of the Methodist churches will be held Wednesday at the First Methodist church Lorain from 10 am to 4 pm Representatives from Vermilion Avon Elyria Amherst Oberlin and the four Lorain churches will attend Miss Flossie Hostetter on furlough from China will speak Music by Young Women s societies and a dinner will be served by the Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church
Mrs Smith of Cleveland reports Earle's Hypo Cod improved her nerves, energy, and mood after chronic constipation and weight loss. She praises quick relief, strong nerves, and recommends the tonic to others. Include purchase from local druggists with coupons and free samples offer.
Citizens report rapid eye improvement from Lavoprih eye wash with camphor and witch hazel. One case notes relief of pain and inflammation after several days. another case mentions improved eyesight. Advertisement promises two small Laventih bottles and aluminum eye cups at Lucret’s drug store.
The court records two divorce petitions. William French seeks a divorce from Charlotte French and an injunction to protect his interest in the Oberlip road home as he alleges domestic duties and clothing repair burdens plus eviction. Henry Pelleter asks divorce from Antionette Pelleter citing three years of wilful absence.
Fall River mill operations halted as 500 workers walk out, crippling 20 facilities including the American Linen and Merchants Mills. Strikers demand a minimum of 51 18 per hundred bobbins for winding and 93 per hundred for warping.
Governor Hobby orders Texas forces to hold all land involved in the Texas Oklahoma boundary dispute. The troops are told to surrender the lands only upon a decree from the United States Supreme Court. Local sources report the move aimed at securing oil lands amid the boundary contention.
Steubenville area teachers will receive a $70 bonus and a $35 monthly pay raise, approved by the school board after petitions from 146 teachers. Voters in August primaries may approve a $3 million levy to fund the increase.
The readable lines hint at discussion of education and teachers but provide few concrete details or names. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear events, dates, or locations to anchor a full summary.
Leedale & Shafter barber shop stirred by a missing taco and rumors swirl about Bill Leedale. An inquiry showed he planned a trip to Detroit, a dry city, or possibly a short venture into Canadian Windsor, where friends anticipate his return to clear the mystery.
Article notes that acid phosphates are among the most effective fertilizers for increasing corn yields, highlighting their positive impact on crop growth and yields.
An old style ad recommends mal sifted coconut oil shampoo as a superior hair cleanser. It claims to be pure greaseless cheap and long lasting for the whole family. It advises wetting hair with water rubbing a teaspoon to produce rich lather and easy rinsing for soft bright wavy hair.
Experiments show acid phosphate applied at 206 pounds per acre with 8 tons of manure increases corn yield. Over a 20 year period at the Ohio Station yields averaged 9 bushels in the first decade and 7 in the second, versus 36 bushels with no manure. Acid phosphate costs about $28 a ton but is cheaper than raw rock phosphate as a fertiliser.
Lorain city council reversed itself granting Citizens Gas Co a graded rate scale after initially proposing a 40 cent straight rate. The gas company faced opposition and brought in Sherman Exelson to influence votes. Three members refused to vote for the raise, while Elyria’s different contract situation is noted.
Two masked men robbed the Internal Revenue office in Beatle Wash and escaped with about $30,000. Police pursued suspects after the March 16 incident.
Admitted are Edward Wack of Lodi Street and Miss Anna Varnoch of Olive Street. Discharges include G S Burge of Olive Street and Miss Anna Varnoch.
The article advocates using antiseptic air to combat influenza and colds. It describes drops or inhalation as quick, several methods, and notes a dispenser by A. Crandell. The piece emphasizes germ killing and lung protection with practical at home use.
A damaged ad touts Milks Emulsion as a nourishing remedy that restores appetite, digestion, and energy. It claims to ease chest pains and weakness, saying it builds blood and health color, with a money back guarantee and bottles sold for 60 cents or $1.20.
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