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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
6
Readable fragments show figures for public schools including 11 dollars per student, 139 high school staff, 77 grade schools and 82 class rooms. Mentions janitors and total size of the school system but data remains incomplete.
The Yap Cream cable, central to friction between the United States and Japan over Yap time, will reopen under a Urational agreement. The State Department announced today. Judge Taft is noted in the report.
Thirty five hundred bankers from 24 000 banks with assets over 36 million gathered in Los Angeles for the American Bankers Association 47th annual convention. John Drum warned that conditions are improving and that misdirected ideas and rushed legislation hinder recovery while world markets reopen for American goods. Irving Mead noted possible labor demand in the Bronx suggesting active building and skilled labor premiums. Cincinnati’s Charles Hinch argued stabilization requires liquidation of all bank loans and efforts.
Mrs Irene Griffis of Terrell Ohio says Tanlac relieved years of suffering from indigestion and wasted days. She reports improved health appetite sleep and complexion and credits Tanlac with restoring vigor. Elyria dealer Adolphus Ebert reported Tanlac available through local druggists.
A mill worker Mary Anne Dews of Dewsbury has been named a justice of the peace. The move follows a certification process overseen by M. H. Balcomb the court stenographer.
Fragment outlines spring plans for farm institutes. It notes several organizations have finished their programs and anticipate a coed restart when time comes. November 5 briefing mentions F L Allen supervising institutes.
An OCR fragment references women in dresses and attire. The readable portion hints at fashion notes or a social scene but provides no clear event, names, or location to anchor a fuller summary.
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