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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1921
Page
3
A civilian speaker with military training, asserting warnings about Japan and a future war, pleads for peace while arguing Japan is misunderstood as an extremist nation. Prince Tokugawa is named as president of the house of peers.
The article notes a $100,000 win tied to a four by Y teams and mentions a meeting with the Yanks Giants in a world series context. James O'Brien is cited regarding a broker willing to wager on the cash today as the Yanks were said to have won the series.
Max Roseman of 731 Wood Ave Akron says Tanlac eased his wife's tremors and nerves, restored appetite, and she now looks younger and healthier. He claims the medicine made a drastic improvement and praises It as the world beat. Elvira brand and Reading Drug advertise it.
Emmeline Valer Iree aims for a seat in the next State Assembly in Jersey City. She is noted for her strong stance against blue laws and against the State Prohibition Act known as the Van Ness law.
New York October reports James A Stillman ready to drop charges and admit error to resume life with wife Mrs Anne Potter Stilman and their baby Guy. Mrs Stillman rejects any settlement, insisting on court action and presenting her own terms through attorney John A Garver and spokesman Sifter Roberts.
Marriage licenses show Steve Naev 27 of Port Clinton and Wary Roda 19 of Lorain tied to Miss Mar Bow 4. In Oberlin the death of Mary Bowes was reported from Memorial Hospital with funeral plans in Oberlin. Natives described as blowpipes hunters faced an attack in a distant region.
Market notices list various prices for staples and commodities. Butter 50 cents per pound, eggs 47 cents a dozen, cheese 24 to 24-2 cents, beef and veal steaks 23 to 32 cents per pound, pork chops 25 to 30 cents, bacon 35 to 45 cents, lard 12 to 14 cents, apples 12.5 to 13 cents per pound, potatoes 1.25 to 1.50 dollars per bushel. Ohio and Cleveland market figures include butter, eggs, poultry, and produce with ranges for several items.
Fragmentary notice from New York dated October 3 lists bond series and numbers with values such as 84 first 41439999 and 92.96 fourth 1-48 and 99 44, referencing liberty bonds 3 1 2a Ss 84 and related figures.
Early trading showed an irregular market with fractional gains across active issues. Teras company rose to 37 5 8 while United States Steel dipped to 79 12, New York and Toledo notes across sectors displayed mixed demand and shifting prices amid overall uncertainty.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a treatment to flush and cleanse kidneys, claiming it dissolves kidney blockages, relieves aches, and stimulates urinary flow. It recommends four ounces in water before breakfast for several days, noting supposed benefits and a flourish about local endorsements.
Whinga Shanke a year old graduate once hailed as Verona NJ high school valedictorian learns her supposed father and wife are not her parents. She leaves aristocratic life for life on an eastern shore Maryland farm with farmer Edward Shanks and his wife Nora, as she adjusts after a shocking DNA of kinship revelation.
A woman dies following a traffic incident in Liverpool on October 2. The collision involved C R Sheenan and C Dol trafle omre, with reports noting injuries to others. Police and investigators are examining the scene and circumstances surrounding the accident.
In New York City, the fret monkey glasé operation to restore youth was performed on Irving EB Bacon, aged five. Dr Thomas W Edgar led the team with Dr J McLeay and three physicians as observers. The procedure, lasting 12 minutes with local anesthesia, left Bacon conscious and smiling after completion.
Unnamed officials condemned an unauthorized walkout as 2,600 additional longshoremen joined the strike in Hoboken. Chelsea dock workers did not return to work, and by noon the total quit count neared thirteen thousand, disrupting the vital New York harbor area.
The Firemen baseball team closed their season Sunday as Valley City won 6 to 3. It was a tight game with Valley City gaining the lead in the later innings.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a life improving feminine tonic. A customer testifies of personal health benefit and urges other women to seek confidential medical advice from Dr Pierce at the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.
Police probe the 14 year old Samuel Buffington found dead by rope in his closet. Coroner's inquest planned as friends from a local Boy Scout troop are questioned. Authorities seek whether it was suicide murder or accident during knot tying practice.
Massillon reports ministers and lawmen closing the tenth annual northeastern Methodist conference after a week of sessions. The final business in executive session will include pastor assignments for the year and the 1922 conference city decision.
The Department of Justice moves to dismiss an antitrust case pending before the Supreme Court. The suit, one of two final to request dismissal, involves charges of illegal monopoly and restraint of trade. The attorney general is expected to announce the action tomorrow.
Roy Fitzgerald accompanied by Lieutenant John A MeeReady left by airplane at 9 am. Washington MecReady, the pilot, had previously reached a roof of the world last Wednesday and set a new altitude record.
In Washington on October 3, the ceremony marked the inauguration of the new president. The event featured remarks from key officials and formal oath administered by the chief justice.
Washington reports Joshu Russell prohibition director for Ohio has been summoned to confer with Prohibition Commissioner Heines amid plans for an Ohio prohibition force. The ceremony included oath of office readings and remarks by Justice Taft and Justice Waite as the court held its fall session.
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