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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
5
Washington outfielder Goose Goslin suffered a deep laceration to his left hand while hunting ducks near his home. He was accompanied by Whitey Witt when the accident occurred, and Goslin later joined a quail hunting trip.
November 20 listing shows EarSora times and events at Cleveland venues. Weather forecast, musical acts from Far East restaurant, children's program, community fund drive, and multiple performances by Warck's Singsopaters and Louis Rich's Win hotel orchestra.
The narrative follows Adele Garrison in a confessional mood as a telephone call from Dr. Meredith disrupts a household. Tension rises with unnamed pursuit of a visitor and worry about a missing or harmed character, while dialogue hints at jealousy and secrets.
Radio schedules show multiple stations such as AYW Chicago WOC Davenport and WEA New York with concerts and recitals. Entries include organ recitals dinner music classical and jazz performances with times from 5:00 p m to 1:00 a m and prices or notes like orchestra and studio programs.
An adapted ad text promotes Onamor a cosmetic cream from a questionable source. It claims to reduce wrinkles, eliminate age spots, and brighten the skin by stimulating blood flow to the surface and offering immediate effects after the first use.
A school program features a 7:00 p.m. health lecture, an Albany Strand Orchestra performance, 7:50 p.m. comedy routine, a presentation of The Taming of the Shrew at 10:90 p.m., and a vocal program.
In Bombay on November 19 Shai Ahmed and Shem Rao Duzhe were executed for the murder of Abdul Kadir Bauta, a wealthy merchant. The crime, dated January 12, 1824, involved a motorized episode and a favored Nauteh girl amid royal intrigue and slave involvement.
Grange notes from Mrs. El Adams details include Mr. Roh Denham and Mrs. George Wood satel and families visiting, Mrs. Kate Starr and J Gott families, and outings with Claude Pelron and Loomis clan. News mentions Magnetic Springs trip, new neighbors on South Street, and local dinners hosted by E L Loomis and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Herman.
Visitors and residents in the Cleveland and Elyria region are listed with names including Russell Craxton Russell Sleath and Mark Kelzer. Church events, fund drives for the Elyria Home for the Aged, a Granger meeting, and a Baptist church class gathering are reported. The funeral of Jobs H. CMT is noted with service details.
A garbled excerpt mentions Lavex offered for two million and a potential three thirty offer. References to RIV Lace and Twansas Cite Te appear as fragmented terms within the text.
About 150 delegates from across the state gather for the tenth annual convention of the Ohio Implement Association. The session includes the election of officers as k the event proceeds with afternoon activities.
A brief police court session yesterday saw T. Tomiser fined $2 in what was reported as the only case.
Moscow reports that Leon Trotsky, famed Red Army founder, may be appointed director of the new economic commissariat as the Soviet government expands control over foreign and internal trade. Alexander Krautman will serve as vice commissar, with Tsirupa retaining the government planning post.
An old advertisement extols Dr Jackson's Digratius and Liver Powder as a home treatment for indigestion and related symptoms. It claims effectiveness for nausea and headaches and offers boxes at 39¢ and $2.00 with a satisfaction guarantee or refund. The claims are presented in promotional language from a period catalog.
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