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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
7
The Plain Dealer editorial notes Harold C. Kagy was killed and Joyce was cleared by a jury. It argues the public wants to know who did it, but suspects people who did not, lamenting that no confession mechanism is functioning.
A Sioux City woman elopes with a third man while two husbands dispute which is real husband. She leaves a note to ease matters naming Eddie Jackson as her new partner. The tale recalls a nut and kernel dispute, with a third party deciding and taking the meat, leaving each former husband with half the shell. The piece ends suggesting both ex-husbands may be real winners.
Obvious confusion over license numbers as residents on Ure Street struggle to recall or locate their own plates. A sample of eight men revealed only four could name their number without searching desks or pockets, while others offered jokes or blank stares amid a wintery backdrop.
An old promotional letter touts Aspironal as a two minute cure for colds and flu. It instructs refunds if relief isn’t felt within two minutes and urges customers to buy at half a dollar, take two teaspoons then four with water, and demand money back if no improvement.
An old advertisement urges midlife adults to prevent illness by boosting vitality through Vinol cod liver and tonics. It claims Vinol strengthens blood and muscles, improves appetite, and restores strength after illness, citing a testimonial of a patient sick for months who recovered with Vinol. Local druggists reputedly cannot meet demand.
A fragment notes opponents of Venizelos repudiating his dictatorial system and internal government. It mentions a memorandum from Italian, French, and British powers circulated by hidden opponents weeks earlier.
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