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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
13
Babe Adams, veteran Pirates pitcher, marks a notable return in his tenth season. He posted seventeen wins and ten losses for the season, defying critics who counted him out and delivering key performances for the struggling club.
North Ridgeville notices a town hall plan and school funding note as Frank Pommer improves, Herbert Roth returns from service, and the Rose club activity at Mrs. M. C. Lloyd’s home with details of Mrs. Joe Barnes hosting relatives.
A fragmented advertisement lists various grocery items with prices including potatoes at per peck, flour by the sack, cheese, peanut butter by the pound, fresh roasted peanuts, coffee by the pound, several soaps with box and bar counts, home made sauerkraut turnips sour pickles vanilla extract boraxo borax and chips with scattered OCR errors but identifiable items and prices. Distinct brands and products appear such as Hart’s Daily Bread Flour and Our Own Make Peanut Butter, with prices like 50c to 65c for soaps and 27c for chips.
Readable entries show pork products priced per pound with onions and liver listed. Notable items include pork loin roast 38 cents, pork chops unknown, fresh side pork 35 cents, fresh pork sausage 80 cents, beef items 18 to 80 cents per pound, chickens 20 cents, California hams and Lard priced per pound.
Community notices recount church gatherings on Friday and Sunday, visits among families in Elyria Cleveland and Avon, a Sunshine club and Ladies Aid social planned with a fishing pond feature. School board discussions note move to town hall for upper grades and new staffing. Local residents undertake travel plans, illness, and arrivals while teens earn diplomas in a Sunday school class.
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