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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
5
A garbled local screen note presents a backstage comedy set in a newspaper office. It follows a young aspirant and a society reporter as they navigate court gossip, staff tensions, and humorous anecdotes about predecessors while the newsroom buzzes with fleeting opportunities and lively banter.
A damaged OCR fragment references early cellular forms and a perplexing ichthyology topic. The unreadable lines mention research terms, brain activity, and relationships among organisms, but concrete actions or outcomes are not clear.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions coughs and throat remedies with scattered terms like Moe, Busan, Perth, and Wayne Ind. Content is garbled with no coherent event, person, or organization clearly identifiable for a proper summary.
The item lists obituaries and family connections including Richard Fir, Miss Walthind, Chipman, Pelee, and Mrs Price. It notes affairs after a quarrel and references Forther developments and a siren at the American site. The readable fragments hint at a local community notice with names and relationships.
Blanche Sweet returns to the screen this Friday and Saturday in the newest Jesse D Hampton-Pathe feature. The engagement marks her first appearance in this dramatic project, with patrons invited to experience the latest in silent cinema.
Frank Allen was appointed postmaster at Akron today by President Harrison. Acquitted of a homicide charge in Cleveland case Roy 13. John W Joyce acquitted of second degree murder of Harold Kays. Handits kill in Youngstown Nov 14. Harry Pentagolse, 50, shot and killed by bandits.
Thomas Gregory a Democrat former state senator was named United States commissioner by Judge Peck in Cincinnati to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Joseph L Adler. The four year term begins immediately.
Personal witness describes severe rheumatism in 1893 and relief from a suggested home treatment. He offers a free trial, asks for name and address, and notes a one dollar price only if satisfied. The ad claims dramatic, lasting cure and urges immediate action from sufferers.
WALTER A IRVINE age 66 a former probate judge of Licking county was shot and killed by his son Angus 70 in Newark on November 18. A brief locality death and crime note from the Ohio area.
James Morris moved to Peninsula on Saturday. Mr and Mrs John O Conn e val and Pat Banks attended the funeral of Mr Elden in Shemeld Monday.
Personal testimonial from Fugena M Pullen of 841 G Marcellus Avenue Manssquan claiming rupture cured without surgery. Claims operation avoided, no lost time, urging readers to write for full information and to share notice with others.
A nostril cream promises rapid relief from head cold and catarrh. It claims to clear air passages, relieve headaches, and stop nasal discharge by applying a small amount in the nostrils. The ad urges telling the druggist to supply a small bottle and notes instant relief for stuffed up conditions.
Mrs Alva Seeley with ten others recently traveled to Bethlehem? visit described along with Mr and Mrs Harkips and Mr and Mrs Russell. Gentley Raymond and daughter Ethel of LaGrange also mentioned among the attendees with Merle present.
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