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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
5
In Bucyrus on March 17, ten of the thirteen Ox directors convened to discuss ongoing governance and strategic direction. The assembly focused on board oversight and future financial planning for the organization.
Cleveland police and county officers join a manhunt after a murder in the surrounding towns. The Educational department of the Woman's Civic Club thanks local merchants for loans and donations to support the Tea Room and Candy Booth at the recent festival.
Lorain March 17 Alvie Miller Lorain's featherweight travels to Marion to meet Johnny McCoy in a bout tonight Miller arrives as a heavy favorite McCoy has shown progress since a prior meeting at the Olympia Hall Miller has trained with Alex Start a noted figure from the Killian stable ahead of the fight
Advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a tonic to purify blood and raise red blood cell counts. It claims red corpuscles fight disease germs, boosting health when pale or run down. Available at druggists in liquid or tablet forms as “Gude’s Pepto Mangan.”
Lorain March 17 Officials and board members of the Inter-City Bowling Association plan a Sunday 2 PM meeting at the Hiks Club to pick a site for the annual tournament. Marion and Elyria contenders vie, with Canalos Bros alleys owner Pont Canalos predicting Elyria will win the bid.
A promotional excerpt touts a free guide claiming to apply to any rupture both old and new. It markets a universal method, promising broad applicability and claims of traction with thousands. The text focuses on enticing readers to try the free remedy resource.
An advertisement urges readers to request a free trial of a rupture treatment, claiming to heal by applying a stimu lat application that supposedly tightens muscles and closes the rupture without surgery. It warns of infection risk from operations and advises sending for the trial using a coupon.
A terse notice advertises a free sample treatment for a rupture from a company at 91 Main St Adame NY. The request asks for name address state and contact details to receive the stimulating application.
Canton fans fuel dream of a Hart victory as the Kilbane star faces Happy McHenry tonight. Hart enters as a three to one favorite, with pressure to live up to Canton’s idol status if he wins.
The article notes that the initial Lucifer March took place in 1929, marking the origin of a local procession or celebration tradition. Details on participants or location are limited in the readable text.
Carl Sweeney of Dayton Kentucky is charged with stealing parcel post packages from a Cincinnati post office. He allegedly left stolen parcels at a home on Ward Street and confessed. Also arrested is Mrs Pear Dandon Merc, connected to the case. Sweeney has a wife and three children.
Armed men hunt a presumed killer hiding for weeks near Oak Point as authorities and a Cleveland truck driver describe a torn shirt mud stained clothes and a man about 23 years old. The two Palma teachers were killed on a lonely road prompting a widespread northern Ohio manhunt.
A vintage drug ad notes Dr Daniel G Care spent forty years treating kidney and bladder issues. It urges readers to try Dr Careys Marshroot Prescription No 777, available at Harry A Crandalls and pharmacists nationwide, as a preventive measure for signs of kidney trouble and urinary discomfort.
Martins Ferry records show February receipts totaling 3116 dollars with the city treasury receiving the largest share from March St mining operations and related activities.
A clipped OCR line appears to be broken text from a local page with scattered words and names unable to form a clear event or item. The readable content includes partial phrases like Ev and Pek but lacks coherent facts or context.
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