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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1920

Page

3

A Wolo Siren At Strand With Japanese Heroine tale

A fragmented review notes the photoplay A Woman Siren featuring Tsuru AoW at the Strand. Jack Livingston plays the American doctor in a story of a Japanese girl who escapes to America and a perilous courtship amid trials and misadventure, with director M. Fire overseeing production.

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Fragmented OCR Flash: Social Currents and Elite Ties

An unreadable OCR fragment hints at social whirl, aristocratic culture, and gatherings in Durand. It references dinners, chateaus, and a distant climax, but the readable text offers no clear events, dates, or identifiable people to document with precision.

Durand Tyer Charatetets

Amherst News Note on Williams Pub Injury and Local Events

Amherst reports Williams Pub injury serious with hoped recovery. Junior high class outing to Quigley’s on Friday drew about twenty five attendees. Mrs Finnegan and Miss Mary Finnegan visited Cleveland, while Hugh Finnegan hosted visitors from Milatay in Revenue business.

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Uncertain OCR fragment hints at social notes and names

Fragmentary OCR text shows a home event at Mrs. Winis Bensa with Barney Chambers and a Mrs. Chambers, mentioning a Saturday gathering and travel by whitebuaa and Men Hina, leaving unclear dates or full context.

NCENT Winis Bensa Barney Chambers Hama

Ambiguous fragment hints at hat story and lustro?

Fragmentary text mentions a hat and a gaze or instrument and a person. No clear event, names, or places are readable. Summarized from unreadable OCR content.

Widespread Emigration from Lorain County Residents

Within months over 3,000 foreign residents of Lorain County left the United States seeking homes abroad. The exodus spans many European communities with varied intentions, including reunions with relatives and longer stays overseas.

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Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Local Tax and Travel Notes

An unreadable OCR excerpt mentions visitors in Hunoze Lis tome, transport costs and trips to the Atlantic around November. It references a South Lorain farmer Kulugger who left Lorain and wrote about floods, taxes, and suspensions, with fragmented notes on Roumania.

Atlantic Kulugger South Lorain Lorain Roumania

Fragmented OCR Note on War Era Tax Payments

A garbled OCR passage discusses back payments for tax and wartime material, mentioning Germany, agents, and money flow. It appears as broken quotes and stray phrases about payments, interdiction, and German return of funds, with no clear narrative or identifiable individuals or dates.

Germany

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