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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1919
Page
5
A provisional report states the chairmanship changes hands as employers gain influence in the industrial council. The scene is tense with feverish activity as the dactri noise subsides and lines of conflict begin to clear.
TehT tye a Riba Lat Widea is reported as the POL OTD tapping a regional facility. Officials say immediate action followed, with no injuries reported and investigators examining the incident site for causes and next steps.
A damaged snippet mentions Mrs Herat wife of Elyria, Mrs BL Verbers and Herbert donor, with garbled names and places. It references a program or meeting with talks by several people, a radio segment, and a parson to hand portions of promises. The legible items hint at local civic discussion without clear conclusions.
In Ohio and nearby states a coal shortage emerges as mines in Columbus and others may shut, risking job losses and higher prices. Manufacturers and households warned of severe winter power shortages if supply lines fail, with workers bracing for layoffs and disruptions.
Wellington Oct 13 reports C M Rich of Huntington, George McCullonsh and L G Bradstock in town events. Listings note visits, moves, hospital recoveries, hunting trips, and family travels involving residents from Cleveland to Astabula and Jenkinstown.
The report describes illness tied to a certain plant juice marketed in multiple cities. Affected individuals recount severe symptoms, with one Columbus case linked to a local drugstore purchase. Officials urge caution while investigating the product and its purported effects on health.
A health column promotes youth by skin care and vitality. Doctor Edouard’s advice centers on a regimen using Olive Oil to support digestion and overall wellness, suggesting improvements in complexion and energy. The piece hints at Ohio origins and tabloid style endorsements.
Fragmentary OCR line suggests a garbled report mentioning a ZELS event and Pripizess program with promises of workmanship and satisfaction, but readable specifics such as names places or dates are absent. The readable fragments imply a promotional or contractual note rather than a complete news item.
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