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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
11
Report describes a meteorite sample exuding a celestial taste and dissolving stone parts. The iron-rich rock with sulfur traces sparked stories of heavenly origins. Speculation ranges from a rapid Earth impact to an interstellar traveler. the fragment may be kept for a museum exhibit.
A German engineer claims coal under 200 atmospheres, heated to 540 to 720 degrees Fahrenheit and mixed with hydrogen, would become a new energy source Meeid as energy output increases. He predicts this could replace solid coal soon. Oyster crop harvest is described as greater than in previous years.
A judgment awarded to the Bimel Auto Sereke and Wheel company of Lorain remains unpaid as it seeks priority before other creditors of Lorain Motor Truck Company. Judge Redington issued the judgment for a small amount, but payment has not been received. Swedish railroads adopt peat as fuel.
George D. Dow of Springfield Massachusetts aged seventy eight reports Tanlac revived his health after fifteen years of indigestion and weakness. He gained weight from 100 to 143 pounds and says his stomach is sound as a dollar. He urges others in the Sixties to try Tanlac and credits it with restoring vigor and appetite. Elyria retailer J Adolphus Ebert distributes Tanlac locally.
Residing permits for August exceeded July by 90 dollars. July issued 35 665 dollars in permits and August 35 755 dollars. The largest July permit was 20 000 for Ely hotel repairs. August’s top permit was 6 000 for a frame dwelling for Mr. FL Elliott.
Avon society items list residents from Cleveland Elyria Lorain and nearby towns visiting friends and relatives in Avon. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Bainbridge Ira Gough Hubert Walker Chas Walker and many others with multiple Sunday and weekend visits noted. Pulpit change cited for Rev Hill of Oberlin upcoming Sunday.
Cleveland residents and neighbors spent last week with relatives and friends. Families including Bruler, Stang, Harris, Ne neame, Spiez, Smith, Delfeld, Schubert, Pellefialg, Coverdate, Pellefialg, and Cook were seen visiting, hosting, and attending gatherings at homes on Sun day and during the week. Many traveled between Cleveland, Vermarshi, Amherst, and nearby areas for family time and local outings.
Manuel Quezon presides as head of the Philippine Senate in Columbus. He has been active with congressional committees on Philippine affairs. The report notes his arrival to advocate for insular interests amid ongoing legislative scrutiny.
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