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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
8
The article describes the Weetenharer wives moving behind a group that ground to a split. Robson makes frantic efforts to clear the path but fails as the machine appears in the scene.
Two more indictments filed after recent grand jury. Jr. Lorain, charged with supporting a minor, and Witbeck, charged with rape of a girl aged about one year. Witbeck allegedly refused to marry the girl.
Forecaster predicts rain and much colder air tomorrow with a four hour window for precipitation touching the preview of the world series. The weather outlook may push back or affect the game timing as officials assess the impact on play and scheduling.
A man at 633 Talbot Ave Akron recalls his wife’s long battle with illness. He describes medical costs that consumed part of his salary and left her weak and unable to do housework. He mentions medicines, a sale in Elyria, and a drag and company involved in treatment.
An old home remedy for gray hair uses sage and sulphur added to a base followed by a claim it darkens hair naturally. The ad mentions buying preparations at drug stores for a small cost and promises good results.
The Oberlin club announced officers for the year: President Mrs W H Peabody Vice President Mrs Freak Repka Secretary Mr Carl Oehling Treasurer Mrs CH Feakins. Local social notes include visits from several residents and a pot luck supper planned by the Eastern Stars for Oct 12. Col Weaver, longtime physician and church leader, is noted for his death in Norristown PA, while other local residents are mentioned in visiting and family updates.
Mrs. C C Nicel entertains brother Alexander Graham of New York. Mrs George Quinn visits daughter Mrs M Frame in Cleveland. Week attends Grand Royal Arch Masons convention in Dayton. Peck is High Priest and delegate. Dr I J Chamberlain studying medicine in Boston. residence listed. Mrs Harry Fried recovering from surgery in Lancaster PA and to return to Beacons VT. Mary Swan visits Ermiston. Mr and Mrs Sweetman and Joe Brick moved to Daytona Beach and will open a grocery.
An anarchist threw a dynamite bomb at the Alcobaca barracks powder house in Briow Up Powder House. The explosion occurred on October 7. A separate classified note advertises free stockings at Slater's Shoe Store, 156 Clark St.
Captain Albert Gowen and wife aboard the Speejacka with eight companions set sail from Panama on September 36 for the South Seas. The crew reports the yacht is en route to Tahiti, due October 25, with no intention to proceed to San Francisco.
Washington October 7 China has replied to Japan's settlement proposals on the Shantung issue. The Chinese legation here was advised that the answer was received by cable but withheld from public release.
Paris dispatch notes Servien plans to take similar military measures in response to the possible allied intervention. The report cites tensions and expected actions as global powers weigh involvement.
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