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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1925
Page
2
A quirky item notes the owner of the world’s most famous feet, more celebrated than Trilby, who has allegedly perked them firmly on a pedestrian stage of public attention. The column hints at lasting fame and public fascination with the feet in question.
Oberlin November 9 The W C T U Ul meeting for November 11 will be held at 2 p m in James Brod hall It will present a dramatic rendition of the worldwide W C T U event last June in Scotland with representatives from about forty countries and a showing of costumes. Lady Astor represented among others A brief state convening was held October 19 to 23.
A playful excerpt listing crossword style clues about a fairy tale stall climber and travelers in Arabia. Includes words for a watercourse, again, a small island, and a leg part referenced as Running Down.
Household reads discuss Limburger cheese as rich yet perishable, sweet potatoes as useful but hard to keep, and canned nuts as convenient substitutes. It notes Saw that sour milk and brown bread were common in Russia and the Dark states, with cautions about odor. Also mentions East Indian sauce and a simple onion mint brown sauce for old dishes.
An old style advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for bowel distress in children and infants. It claims to promptly move poisons from the stomach and bowels without cramps and highlights a pleasant taste. The copy urges asking a druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup with directions on the bottle.
An OCR fragment outlines a butter based mushroom sauce with minced apple, chicken broth, Worcestershire, chutney, salt and pepper. It discusses mushroom choices and making a white sauce using mushroom liquor, plus notes on clam chowder as a complex dish with clams bacon potatoes tomatoes and parsley. It mentions serving can be emergency ready.
The estate of Miss Evelyn W. W. Smith of Amawalk New York seeks compensation from the Berkshire foot of the hills claiming ownership of several million trees valued around a substantial sum. The notice lists heirs and potential claims against the estate.
A fragment notes Iss Smith with 16 years at her pursery and visits by landscape experts. It mentions Wie Walker Caldwell of Roanoke, Virginia, as likely the first woman to advocate for a state police, but she was defeated for superintendent of Public Instruction.
Fragmented text notes an anthology in England under a poem title and an English jewelry stock sale announcement. No coherent events, dates, or named individuals.
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