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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
2
Juanita Clark, wife of John V Vogt, testified in Philadelphia court that her husband’s father promised $25,000 if she remained married on Jan 1, 1926. She sought further relief, alleging cruelty as the grounds for divorce.
A column quotes a London telephone exchange joke about dress talk interrupted by a rude caller. It notes a British honey gag and a servant’s British only reply. Elbert H. Gary quips on steel stock direction saying they rarely stand still and cannot go sideways.
Cleveland November 23 market report shows butter eggs oleo and poultry prices, with ranges for cheese apples potatoes squash cabbage tomatoes and other produce. The Chronicle Telegram advertises classified ads and wants readers to place notices.
Cleveland live stock market notes receipts and prices for cattle calves pigs and sheep. Cattle steady with steers bulls and cows priced across ranges. Calves and sheep and lambs show varied steady to slightly lower. Hog prices range with steady to light gains and categories listed. Poem excerpt about crossing boundaries follows the stock data.
An advertisement urges hosting card parties at the Hutton Catering Parlors located at 35 Second Street offering decorating services and catering with a contact phone number 5282. The line promotes reception events and card games as a featured activity.
Queen Mary’s favorite painter Frank O Salisbury sails for the United States after painting nearly every British royal. He will reportedly take on several commissions for American beauties as he travels. A hurricane in the Black Sea near the Caucasus causes damage estimated over one million dollars with no reported fatalities.
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