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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
22
Dora Marie confessed that she reached into a window and set some Ftuff afire in an effort to ruin the ruins and discourage immediate occupancy by a neighbor moving into the neighborhood.
The Oxford movement gathers an association of professors led by poet laureate Robert Bridges and backed by Thomas Hardy and Sir Walter Raleigh to promote pure English speech and writing with planned lectures and publications.
Mrs. GC. Ww. Challenger of 1430 Berryhill Harrisburg Pa reports severe stomach trouble indigestion and gas pains with palpitations but says Tanlac eased her distress and she can eat again. She plans to keep Tanlac on hand and recommends it. Tanlac sold by druggists.
The article outlines a crowded field around the lightweight title with Benny Leonard and Lew Feather as leading names. It notes managers like Sammy Goldman seeking new challengers, mentions Charley White and Willie Jack, and surveys veteran contenders such as Johnny Dundee, Kansas, Welling, and Benjamin, along with recent results and injuries affecting odds.
W N Gates of 218 Mast Avenue Elyria wins a Harvard College Scholarship in the annual award. A second group scholar must exceed a B average. 319 scholarships were allocated, 60 honorary and others financed with stipends totaling about 80 000 dollars. Organized labor plans to aid a cooperative bank in New York City with a 2000 capitalization.
State Fire Marshal H A Dykeman says Herbert Mebola and Darrel Collins of Middleport are indicted at Pomeroy for a July 29 1929 fire at the Beeson Bros Stable in Middleport causing 350 in loss. McDoley posted 2000 bond. Collins jailed. They allegedly stole railway fuses during strikes and burned a cache and Beesom farm. Dora Marie Shifflet also faced arson charges at McArthur for objecting to new personnel.
The notice promotes a dictionary of 40 000 words with pronunciation and definitions as part of a movement toward concise English. Supplies are limited and selling soon out. readers are urged to clip a coupon. Also cited are Lynn mass shoe industry origins 1638 and large England wood imports plus Norway ice shipments to London.
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