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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
5
A classroom scene mixes a tadpole finding with gills and lunglike fins with a mythic dog quest. Students discuss axolotls and frog anatomy while teachers urge school support and local news sharing. The piece blends nature observations with encouragement for student reporting.
A fragmented note presents a poetry book reference titled GOOD CHEER BOOZ by Herbert with mentions of well chosen poems and a shelf of good cheer. The piece reads like a marginal endorsement or catalog entry with garbled spellings and unclear context.
Frances asks how to keep hands soft. The other woman explains a grapefruit peel method: rinse, soap, rub inside the peel with nails, file under nails, and repeat daily or several times a week to achieve white, shiny hands. Frances agrees to try it.
Lorain high school seniors vote to limit girls to a single graduation gown purchase for the ceremonies. Previously girls could buy more than one gown while boys debated the issue. A committee of three girls will select materials and present samples and prices at a upcoming meeting for a final vote.
Lorain detectives Harry E Tapleton and David Beatty sustained bruises and cuts after Stapleton autos struck a dog and then toppled. Dr W C Ha treated injuries from the crash caused by N J Bickie. Lorain tugmen receive a $17 50 monthly wage raise to 165 with board.
This passage highlights self motivated inquiry using Joe as example. It encourages practical knowledge through hands on exploration from eye anatomy to camera mechanics and pinhole concept. Tomorrow’s Easter news note invites readers to share school updates and club information.
Lorain reports a mother saved her three year old daughter when the dress ignited from a gas stove. The child suffered painful burns.
A barn on W. A. Rose's farm seven miles east of Norwalk on Melina road burned down. Sixteen cattle perished, five hot farm machines ruined, with total loss about $7,000. The blaze occurred Tuesday, and the scene was reported by Norwalk.
A vintage ad lists Lenox Soap 10 bars and sac ay Olive Soap. It promotes Dantendad Rub No More Soap Chips three for four pence, Armour Pancake Flour three packages for 35 cents, date cider vinegar by the gallon, black liquid polish for hats and shoes, home made sauerkraut two pounds, various beef cuts priced per pound, and home cured bacon plus lard and compound.
Norwalk reports J. F. Moran, brother of Pat Moran manager of the world champion Reds, has started an 18 painter business in Norwalk after a seven year major league career with the Orioles, Tigers, and Indians, saying the painting trade offers more money than baseball.
Dave Nelson headlines a ten round main event at the Globe Theatre in Cleveland. He defeated Ramser at Lorain a couple of weeks ago and is set for the April 7 schedule.
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