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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
4
New York on May 21 is marked by the vanishing of many picturesque sidewalk salesmen along orderly streets and the lower East Side. Some have joined traveling trade circuses while most are temporarily out of work as hard times deepen.
Advertisement claims a product improves denture comfort for wearers, reducing soreness and embarrassment. It promises better taste and ease with meals, asserting users will feel at ease and avoid irritation when eating.
A fragmented 1975 syndicate essay chronicles varied urban nightlife figures in New York, naming street personalities, performers, and social circles. It sketches a patchwork of clubs, hotels, and sidewalk life while noting a few recurring names and locations in a crowded, episodic style.
New Oberlin report shows a Grange card party at the grange hall on Saturday. The event drew nine tables for progressive Pedro with first prizes awarded to Mrs Forth Green and Roy Frenchlin and consolation prizes to others.
In Independence Missouri a short note says a Democratic candidate for attorney faced no opposition as the position passed with only two votes and a filing cost of $1, highlighting a limited race and minimal filing expense.
Reports of barking led officers to an empty Toledo basement where they found several valuable dogs that had likely been stolen. Detectives secured the animals and opened an investigation into the thefts.
Lex Hawkins, a clothier, delivered a new coat to Orville Culver in Red Oak and was paid with 2600 pennies, a transaction noted in local records. The unusual payment method highlights early currency practices and local trade norms in Red Oak.
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