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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
14
Classified listings on 393 Broad St offer South side rooms and baths with prices like 750 down and 62 200 weekly. several units described as modern with 3 rooms and a bath. Listings mention carline proximity and winter readiness, urging readers to contact the German organization for details.
An unsigned ad or notice from Levey at 88 Broad Street promotes auto parts and accessories with claims of wide range sizes and a promised break in news to unfold at 48 Broad Street. The illegible text suggests sales and a local shop emphasis with profit margin noted.
Advertises Dr Carey Marsh Root Prescription No 777 for weak kidneys and bladder with claims of curing various symptoms. States product available in liquid or tablets and offers money back via Harrys A Crindalis, authorized to refund purchase price to dissatisfied customers.
Timetable fragment lists routes from various stations including Cleveland Findlay Toledo and Detroit with hourly departures. Mentions times 12 50 pm 1 30 pm and 7 pm among others and routes to Norwalk and Sandusky.
A Cheery Cricket learns a soft voice matters after Croaker Frog advises loud singing. The frog’s boastful croaks backfire when a duck swallows him, leaving Cheery Cricket to return home wiser about voice selection and singing finesse.
The excerpt presents aphoristic lines about bearing burdens, enduring misery, self-worth, and personal effort. It includes quotes attributed to Judge Grainger and J. M Barris, urging resilience, self-improvement, and vigilance against faultfinding while warning that complacency leads to ruin.
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