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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1922
Page
7
The meeting discussed whether 12 foot clearance under Cedar Union elevated tracks would ease wagon passage. Lucas suggested 12 feet to avoid dips that hinder loaded wagons, but Mayor Jones feared it would block tie trucks. The issue was referred to the street and sidewalk committee for study.
Harvey charged with assault and battery after a Sunday fight. He received a $50 fine plus costs from Mayor Jones, claiming he had been drinking and did not realize he had cut Lea until informed by officers.
City Service Director H M Beck reports the lower floor of the city hall is leased to CS and C for a waiting room for the year. The room now occupied by O Donnells cigar store is to be re rented to another tenant. The city will receive 150 dollars per bath rent, to be equally divided between the two tenants.
Dr Carey markets Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder troubles promising life health and a money back guarantee. He claims years of success and lists distributors Harry Alfrandalls and other reliable pharmacists nationwide offering a free prescription in liquid and tablet forms.
The Tiger of France led a triumphant procession as Clemenceau rode through Paris amid cheering crowds of millions. He reviewed the army at the city hall while the band played and the crowd saluted the dignitaries in a grand gesture of national unity.
A boy from West River Street sent a small alligator to Mayor Jones who handed it to police for the west side engine house. The reptile joins two others, Matt and Jeff, once kept in the park fountain.
Residents of the Oberlin road between West avenue and the LB & O tracks must install their own sidewalks. The council rejected city funding, estimating the walk at about $300, and required affected residents to pay and construct it themselves to keep children from mud.
An advertisement touts Parisian sage Sa.5 C W Phillips as a remedy to stop dandruff, prevent hair loss, and beautify hair with a guaranteed result, highlighting its promise to improve scalp and tress appearance.
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