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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
8
Public invited to inspect the new Ely school building on Gulf Street at noon and evening. T. T. Robinson and J. W. Hurst named as appointees with the Parent Teacher Association making proper arrangements for the opening event.
Halpin announces plans to construct a county building using brick and a new county road equipment storage on Oberlin Road. The project calls for No 2 paying brick and will store equipment when not in use.
A Detroit company won the contract to install automatic stokers for the new Sixth Street heating plant at £4400 after multiple bids. A court case in Judge Redington's court involved a jury verdict on a cow death on nearby tracks.
An OCR fragment discusses products named Carey’s Medicyrest aimed at increasing weight and strength. It references usage guidance, cautions against use by those opposed to weight gain, and warns about potential side effects or misuse. The text is fragmented and blends promotional language with unclear instructions.
Marshal Foch of France arrives in Pittsburgh after nine. The routing is kept secret due to feared attack. Secret service and local officials restrict access at Braddock and Homestead as a large crowd awaits.
A Columbia township election highlights include Gertrude ins elected Justice of the Peace with a higher vote than two male opponents. Other elected positions include township clerk Squires, treasurer Weekley, constables Boone and Heineman, assessor Layman Sebin, and board members Akins and Bartter. Court actions mention two money suits against Wool Donnelly and Paul Wargo.
A report to the American Gas Association predicts the gag industry will become the nation’s largest public service institution. H Q Loebell of New York, chair of the Industrial fuel committee, says gas utilities will meet fuel needs of all towns and municipalities with revised rates and service standards. The report envisions competition in fuel markets and possible resale of complete utilization for heating by industry nationwide.
Markets list wholesale prices for wheat corn hay and meal, flour and bran, dairy items like butter eggs and cheese, fruits including oranges apples and bananas, nuts, vegetables and potatoes. Fish meats and coal prices are provided with various regional items and unit pricing.
Commissioners today petitioned the court to freeze the general fund and shift money to the elective fund. The statement claims the teetion fund is depleted and needs a channel, with plans to secure it later, while the general fund now totals $101,183.06. The note mentions railwaye service and related concerns.
An old advertisement touts Vinel and Vinol products as cures for pneumonia and as builders of health and strength. It asserts recovery claims and promises money-back if not satisfied, naming Caroline Tones of Wilkes-Barre and promoting iron phosphates and related tonics as the key ingredients.
Thirty officers and representatives of Lorain County farmers institutes met in Lorain City at the invitation of County Agent Howard Rogers in the Turner building. F. L. Allen, state supervisor, outlined tentative winter programs covering all farm life activities and several members gave short talks. The group aims to make the upcoming institutes the best yet held in the county.
Albert Charles Rummel, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. S oJ. Rummel, died after a Tadins rod pressed against his chest in a Norwalk township garage. He was repairing a Ford when the car, thought to have shifted, trapped him under the vehicle. Coroner CT Bell will render an accidental death verdict. Survivors include a sister and several relatives.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN the era of the glamour era and opera at the Blorenes theater. Ma Carden of the Chicago Opera Company says America will see the most brilliant opera season this winter. The piece mentions Mabel Tod and others, with notes on wealth and social events surrounding the Inter all Lesa project in New York City. Mrs Idith Rockefeller McCormick plans to support Chicago zoological park proposals, as daughter of John J Rockefeller, with a vast fortune and a noted 1895 marriage to Harold F McCormick.
Article notes the first Indian woman to earn a university degree began studies at Rathinore and describes early challenges, including transmission of manuscripts. It discusses future potential for document transmission and the role of new technology in preserving heritage, referencing Deb'in and Shrorrh.
A damaged OCR passage mentions Leen seeking cooperation in a project named the Perfect Packewe Movement. It references Aurine, a railroad context, an express camp of a unit called Stacca and Paqcee, and aims to stimulate packing of shipments to aid carriers.
An unclear OCR fragment describes Roe Caronlte filing an appeal in the Welling ton township court under Justice of the Peace L. A. Johnson to secure a settlement of 37.05 dollars. The text is garbled with nonsensical words and missing information about the proceeding and parties involved.
A garbled historical passage mentions stomach distress and remedies such as hot teas and hydration. It references physicians and treatments, including neutralizing agents and traditional practices, with scattered mentions of fluids, digestion, and possible suggestions to increase warmth for relief.
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