School Chronicle Telegram Nonsense Spawned From Ink
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
10
Ink stain remedy and school sports course noted
A reader asks how to remove ink from a dress using milk and lemon. The piece also mentions wealth from city gardens and an upcoming Columbia University summer course teaching football baseball track and wrestling to college coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Assciated Press
New York
Columbia University
Billy the Circus Goat Chooses Life Under Big Top
In a Chronicle Telegram chronicle a circus goat named Billy resists being led away by Mike O’Hara, choosing the lively excitement of the big top over milk carts. The tale promises a future reveal of Billy’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Mike O'Hara
Mike
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured In Elyria Case Update
An Elyria notice recounts a kidney pain case where Doan's Kidney Pills provided relief for John Brown. The ad cites a 1914 statement and a 2017 testimonial, with price noted as 50 cents at dealers. It also mentions Mrs. Charlotte Boalt receiving a distinguished service certificate from Carrie Chapman Catt for suffrage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyna
Dean
John Brown
Columbus
Doan
Brown
Foster-Millburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
Norwalk
Charlotte Boalt
Focal
Carne Chapmann Call
National Suffrage
Young Citizens Rescue Through Line Across Stormy Sea
In a windy shore story Hunting Eye and companions spot a stranded ship near the coast. They devise a plan to shoot a line to reach mariners, pulling a thicker line then ropes to form a rescue path. The line lands, a line reaches the ship, and cheers erupt as help is secured. Tomorrow’s lesson hints at rest and reflection.
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Hunting Eye
Coastgun
Trancis
Hunting E
Daily Twelve Suilable Rhyme and Early Work Tasks
A fragmented verse sequence mentions a first job neatly done and a second job to come. It includes a pun about sight and sea and a playful stanza about spring, animals, and a lone dig for a buried bone in a rustic voice.
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San Francisco
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City Park Cleaned For Summer Use
City Park receives cleaning and grass seed planting by custodian Tom Monroe to repair bare spots. He urges pedestrians to stay off worn paths and heed warning signs to avoid arrests. Elyria residents prize the park and request continued care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Monroe
Exty
Elyria
SCRIP THe SCOTLAND SCRIP The Scotland influenza remedy ad
An old ad promotes inhaling antiseptic air to fight flu germs. It mentions a product called Har ry C Crandall dispenggis it and claims to clear airways for the whole night. The copy reads like a promotional flyer with scattered OCR garble about breathing aids and antiseptic air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Crandall
Prosecution of Revolt Leaders Opens in Berlin
Berlin reports government proceedings against supporters of the March revolt led by Dr Wolfgang Kapp. Former Under Secretary Falkenhausen is arrested at Brandenburg, and actions have begun against Admiral von Leventzow and Maj. Winterfeld, with rewards offered for information.
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Wolfgang Kapp
Falkenhausen
Brandenburg-on-Havel
Kie
Admiral von Leventzow
Kiel
Maj
von Winterfeld
Ofa
Wade
Ledebow
Army worm hordes threaten Imperial valley crops
EI Centro California March news reports tens of millions of army worms moving from the desert west toward irrigation ditches in Imperial valley. Ranchers plan to place poison on bridges to block entry as the worms sweep across several square miles in a seemingly endless migration.
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Cal
Imperil
Dixieland
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