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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
10
An informal note describes wrapping worn tires with patched rubber to extend life. It suggests cementing the patch to create a makeshift repair, allowing continued use despite thinning tread. The tone hints at common, improvised auto maintenance practices of everyday drivers.
This damaged text outlines tire and bearing care, noting knock causes and the use of old tubes to relin e casings. It mentions avoiding heavy oil, preserving a smooth bearing surface, and replacing tubes to prevent siezing as part of a basic repair guide.
The Ohio State Association outlines how a Brown gasoline tax and Lipp Law compromise reduced motor vehicle fees for 1925 1926 tags. It notes revenue implications 321 900 080 expected next year and explains drivers' prior push for lower license costs and alternate fuel possibilities from prickly pear products.
Fragmentary records show transfers involving Lorain area parcels and entities such as Daniels & Ghischan and Ridgeville. Mentions include $12,000 and $1,000 values, and names like C. Buckeye Country Club, Jeanette Talmage, Ira Capel, Merrell Tor, and Woodhaven Avon Ls Mt Sheffield. The legible items indicate real estate and banking notices with several unclear identifiers.
Fragmentary text references a special engineer role, Avastin rngter, and Slissichusecs with a 1893 date. Mentions head of a "Spent o2 foreat" and foreseen forest-related duties. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The article notes honors for a naval officer including the Mert- Orfans Medal for wartime services with Spin and the Distinguished Service Medal for actions in the late war, recognizing his contributions to battleship Ohio and cruiser Detroit.
A rare reference to E W Pitsington as the sole female meteorological head in Bunton England succeeding her father. The piece highlights her pioneering role at the Bunton station amid broader notes on women in science and a later tangent about a Young Women's Christian Association retirement fund for women employees.
The text notes France's bank clerks strikes caused mass disruption with 20 000 workers affected recently. It mentions Frances Crittenden discussing retirement benefits and police judge Frances Sutherland of Bourbon County Kentucky praising women jurors and their conviction.
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