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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
2
A fragmentary ad touts a tonic for strengthening nervous women during wartime, claiming fast sleep, vigor, and robust health. It cites names and places in a sales pitch, praising Earle's Hype-tied product and urging readers to buy for immediate relief.
Revenue collectors of tax will arrive in Cleveland tomorrow to accept war tax payments from local merchants. Deputy Breitenstein and officials urge prompt, courteous service and urge house-to-house tax agents to submit delinquent lists. Motor trucks and long distance hauling taxed. blanks available. A separate note recounts a local arrest and a transport to New York after a baggage incident.
A garbled dispatch from London reports U S actions in Paris tied to the American mission. It cites charges around 90 000 dollars for hotel use by officials and staff, with disputed sums and demoralization concerns amid the housing of American querripotenaries at a central hotel.
A fragment notes dissatisfaction with an unnamed proprietor and a counter from Yankees. The text mentions 45,000 and a push to improve stall Ye teaching American work methods, but the sentence remains fragmented without clear dates places or entities.
Bnael'c) CABSom October 16 reports a little daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Boies on Saturday. Merle Parker is on the veteran ra Ashy Noel spent a few days in Cleveland in push week. Winemiller visited No Saturday, May, and Mrs. M. W. Laberie and children Lillian and Ellsworth attended a birthday party in Sudiven Sunday at Clim Larrabees. Mrs. Larrabees' father Elmer Wharop of Aghland was present. Chas Hinks and family near North Eaton were guests of Mr and Mrs Tuiehaed Hofer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. BR. Divlam spent Sunday at the We eking Laughery Name. Mrs Noor Cole spent Sunday afternoon at Mrs Ethel Draner. Dissle i Cole visited London.
Ashley and Mrs Boone spent Sunday at John Boice's with G. Wilcox and family from Dedford. Marian Eglin visited her grandparents, Mr and Mrs F Baker. Geo Wilcox and family from Dedford stayed Saturday night and Sunday at his brother B L Wilcox. EB i Wilcox traveled to Elyria on Monday.
Aetias Call of New London and Nore Cale of Rickey were injured when Chari fell from a ladder while picking apples on Oct. 18. Chari suffered both arms broken above the bow and torn ligaments.
Doctor issues warning and describes a method to quit tobacco using nicotine tablets sold with a money back guarantee. The ad promotes a consumer remedy claiming quick cravings relief, urges readers to visit local drug stores for Nicotol tablets, and notes distributor refunds if dissatisfied.
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