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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1920
Page
7
The article notes Tagore in America, mentioning his mystic view that there is no true calm in the U nited States. It discusses crowd sizes at football matches and the influence of color and playing style on spectator reactions, citing Indian football association expectations.
Sam Sadariste, handling the Etonad property recently leased east of the Gwla, plans a new one story business block. John Halpin's contract is let for about 20 000. Weather delays hinder progress as six vessels storm bound in the St Clair river. Morgantown reports a falling meteor strikes center of business district, causing alert.
Reports from Philadelphia describe the ongoing murder case of Mary Pierce in which authorities pursue leads about a center city robbery motive. A blacksmith and horse dealer quoted notes on the volatile horse market and farm economics, hinting at broader social tensions during winter. The victim, 45, leaves a widow and five children as investigators weigh robbery and jealousy as possible motives.
A historical remedy describes making pine cough syrup at home using pine elements and sugar. It explains measurements and steps to prepare several doses, noting soothing effects on the throat and chest and offering cautions on dosage and administration.
Washington Nov 23 The Interstate Commerce Commission heard that without quick aid most New England railroads face receiverships. Counsel Charles Choate Jr and Wilbur La Roe Jr pressed for relief including a readjustment of through freight rate divisions for traffic crossing west and east of the Hudson River.
The report shows an actual deficit of 23,674,476 dollars in net railway operation income for eight months ending last August 21, excluding the Doath end Allsey portion of the New York Central System. Estimates for next year require a net railway operating income equal to six percent of property fair value.
A private detective agency increases the reward to 60000 dollars for exclusive information identifying the person or party responsible for the Wall Street explosion. The notice appears in the Wanr column of the Chronicle Telegram.
A Cleveland man testifies that Earles Hypo-Cod cured years of stomach trouble and restless nights. He reports improved health, clearer skin, and regained energy after using the tonic, endorsed by local druggists including Harry A Crandall Drug Co. The advertisement urges readers to visit a drug store and buy the product at $1.25 plus tax.
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