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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
9
A narrative on starting a laundry agency business and building a steady customer base. Emphasizes finding reliable, professional partners, creating dependable service, and accepting gradual growth with long term effort.
A feature urging students to share ideas with teachers and recall of a Gloucester NJ teacher Miss Naomi Lukeki. Included are notes on outdoor learning, prayers, and a Pittsburgh teachers pay comparison. Also calls for student writing to the School Editor and a brief item on civic issues and a cave life trend in Salina Kansas.
A circus worker binds Billy with a rope to a buggy and he is taken toward town. Nanny fears for him while the circus entourage leads him to a central tent with cages, elephants, and camels as the backdrop. Tomorrow Billy makes new friends. Chicago may junk its garbage reduction plants and feed garbage to pigs kept for the purpose.
Immigration Inspector Miller of Cleveland completed examinations of six men arrested at War Ten. Five were released, and he said none of the men held here will be taken on the red special expected to pass through next Tuesday or Wednesday. Lorain fined $200 for liquor violations. Frank Sser ep pleaded guilty and forfeited four quarts of raisin jack.
Cottonwood Falls March 26 large raccoon believed to be the state’s largest was killed near here by farmer W. W. Buckben The animal weighed fifty two pounds and its hide measured thirty six to forty two inches at the widest and longest points
Boston reports a Metro District Commission hike in bathing costs. Public bathhouses in Nanasket Nahani and Revere will charge 35 cents for a room and towel with a suit, and 25 cents for those bringing their own suit, up from 25 and 15 cents respectively.
Grant M. Byde explains to boys how motion pictures work. He describes pictures as thousands of photographs on film, wound through reels in cameras and projectors, with shutters and electric motors, noting the flicker eased by better equipment.
Jim Williams, a professional smoke stack builder, fell eighty five feet from an electric light plant stack in Wichita. He landed feet first after striking a Zug wire that broke his fall and left him uninjured. Williams complained he would have to work overtime to finish the job.
Philip Bruce a ten year old from Newtonville will travel around the world with his parents starting in Boston. The journey aims to visit China Japan Greece and India over about a year and a half. His father is a mathematics professor at Boston University and the boy attends Horace Mann School.
A promotional note touts sulphur tablets made from sulphur cream of tartar and herb sugar coating. It claims they purge winter toxins from stomach liver and blood, improve pimples breath and skin, and features a testimonial from Mrs B Clarke of Buffalo praising the tablets sold by pharmacists.
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