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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1927
Page
19
W G Caskey of the Lorain County Arm Bureau spoke at the Elyria Kiwanis luncheon at the Newell hotel. The talk focused on farmer and city cooperation and the value of extension work to help farmers increase production and manage pests while improving soil health.
A promotional notice proclaims a cough remedy for children, claiming rapid relief from night coughing due to bronchial irritation. It asserts a famous physician endorses the product and guarantees relief within minutes, promising no harmful drug effects and safe taste.
An article fragment notes the Prince of Wales observing a woman at York House and arranging a meeting for photographs. It mentions court proceedings and a request to show work to the Queen, hinting at a sensational royal moment amid broader market and farming context.
A navy survey and voyage plan to survey ocean routes and move parts of a department project are discussed. The text mentions potential routes to Passa and the Panama, with cadet and senior leaders noted. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary notes describe a local weaving and sewing project dated late 1926. Mentions Mrs Walls and Mrs Reacework guiding threadwork activities, with items including brand changes, tasting and measuring steps, and counts of items such as 25 corn takes and 11 dozen donuts.
Two New York detectives traced the source of illegal alcohol to a distillery after following leads from a seized note. They identified the operation and its owner, uncovering a scheme tied to a West Street location and a significant quantity of contraband liquor.
Fragmentary text describes people moving through a street area after trading ore and following someone to a place. Mentions arrest, a distillery basement, storage of items, and a band or group connected with a mortgage celebration. Contains many garbled terms and possible names.
An old ad claims rheumatism cannot be rubbed away and promotes a product called Cibacot as the solution. It recounts testimonials and urges readers to try the remedy to restore health, promising relief from joint pain and sleep disruption.
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