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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented dramatic confession reveals Adele Garrison's complex marital tensions. Lillian and Steve figure in a web of fear and manipulation as the narrator confronts truths about betrayal, authority, and family loyalties amid shifting loyalties and strained trust.
Chicago press reporter McGargle helps pursue kidnappers through woods, rescues Amoura Ainsley, and brings her to Chicago. The Record prepares an exclusive lead and extra edition with the dramatic capture and next chapter tease: The Call of Home.
In Constantinople a large flow of domestic purchases from street peddlers supplies items from vegetables to clothing. Across London, 10,300 petitions for divorce have been filed over 11 years with 7,342 decrees granted. In South Africa thousands of Indians are said to be employed at low wages, undermining white workers.
Amherst residents report a fine three week trip through western states visiting relatives and friends. The Ladies Dime Society of the Congregational church meets Thursday in church parlors with preparations for a bazaar. Local church music at the Methodist church featured Rev. Pelt and Mrs. Margaret Masters. Social notes include visits to Oberlin, Wooster football, trips to Columbus, and relatives in Chicago with several families listed as guests or travelers.
Rt Rev John G Murray, chosen scholar of Hartford, is installed today as bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Portland. Born in Waterbury in 1877, he studied at Holy Cross and in Louvain before priestly ordination.
In Afric the lack of transport faeries forces thousands to carry produce on backs of natives. A 100 strong police detachment has been organized in France to monitor for undesired strangers crossing the frontier.
The Finnish Government introduces a bill to raise revenue by a 20 percent surtax on bachelors and a 10 percent tax on childless married couples to meet increased expenditure.
The article notes a pre-war practice of decorating married couples celebrating golden weddings to be revived by the Prussian Geromes. A specially forged medal will be presented in each case. Sjanglard has one doctor for every 1000 persons.
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