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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1926
Page
6
Consumers can find low prices on miscellaneous items in a bankrupt stock sale. The list mentions galvanized items, ladders, blades, bike tires, hot plates, washing machines, rakes, spades, roof paint, and steel shovels among other goods.
The article notes France fears bread shortages as imports rise and the current bad weather delays the new wheat harvest. It also reports a Paris subway poster banning Foujita artwork for indecency and outlines changes to the Paris dog vivisection policy and pound procedures.
The Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co promotes its expertise in cleaning private houses and commercial buildings. It highlights window, sky light, wall, and ceiling cleaning with a focus on reliable, thorough service.
International scientists announce Gliodoxen a compact tablet from vital glands of healthy young animals for internal use. The ad Claims it renews strength and vitality and positions C. W. Phillips Drugs as supplier.
Oberlin College unveils plans for a large annual festival on June 12 with free museum access, Audubon Birds of America display, campus tours, band concerts, and a late evening program including alumni parade, songs, stunts, and electro displays. Public invited with no admission fee.
A prowler awakened a woman at Shurtiir Cottage between Q and 1:00. He crawled in through an open window, shouted, then fled down a fire escape leaping twelve feet to the ground. Marshal Edmonds investigated. intruder described as a two-man, blue suit wearing figure near a pole and screen removal. A colored woman on North Main Street suffered cuts from glass during the disturbance.
At the Bachanse club meeting Monday noon C D Ryals local florist spoke on growing cyclamens and poinsettias noting a July start for Christmas plants. He cited rising mower production and growing ad demand aided by the National Florists Association slogan it with Flowers. The Oberlin briefs list local visits, social events, and club activities around Oberlin Beach and area.
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