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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
9
A Sept. case charges Domi Gereue with poisoning four people by toadstools. She is to be arraigned today. two women show illness while others regained. Police seek proof none were poisoned by eating. Accused was restrained.
Miss Roberts, 16, was assaulted by an unknown man while walking home from the Firestone rubber factory in daylight. She was knocked down, a thief took her purse containing ten dollars, and witnesses offer no description. She is in St. Joseph's Hospital with a fractured skull.
A local artist R Comings displays eerie oil paintings including a sunset scene near Huron in the window of Savage’s store drawing comment from passersby. The artist, WR. Comings, is noted for similar works.
A fragment describes Wilkins Huret store window displays including a picture of a dock by a marsh and several store scene and portrait pieces noted as meritorious. The snippet mentions Bandusky in relation to the images.
In Monroe New York on September 6 the three robbers who shot Detective Edward C Dollard during a Monticello store robbery were captured by fire troopers after being surrounded in a swamp. They gave names Cornelius Short Jersey City Peter Fessler Guttenburg NJ and George Barche Hoboken NJ.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co paid 10 cents to John M. Mote of Hanniton, Ohio, after he complained to the state utilities commission of overcharging on a Deshler to Willard trip. Mote said he could not buy a ticket at Deshler agency station, and the payment was made by general passenger agent George W. Scuggiins who promised an investigation.
A reminiscence of early health booster claims describes iron as crucial to strength and nerve energy. It promotes better flesh, digestion, and stamina, touting Nuxated Iron as a safe, easily absorbed organic form with a money back guarantee through local druggists.
Two men arrested for counterfeiting in Chicago amid charges they flooded streets with $50 $20 and $10 bills. In New Jersey a petition seeks a receiver for the public service railway company operating trolley cars, filed with Chancellor Edward R. Walker by Attorney General Thomas F. McCran.
Market notes from Cleveland dated Sept 5 list prices for butter at 48 to 52 cents per pound, eggs at 22 to 30 cents, and various fruits and vegetables with ranged figures. Items include apples, Backberries, peaches, huckleberries, cabbage Marietta crates, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, and poultry pricing data.
A newspaper ad features letters from readers praising Peterson's Ointment for piles. Testimonies describe long suffering, prior remedies failing, and relief after using one or more boxes. Names and addresses appear as sender annotations.
A terse want ad from the Chronicle Telegram lists a classified opportunity or request. The notice refers to hiring or service needs with brief terms and contact intent. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
J. K. Brown of Newark Ohio is named as boy scout executive designate to assume duties about October first. He will lead local scouting efforts in Wheeling and surrounding areas as the appointment becomes effective.
Two women from North Carolina and New Hampshire report recovery from weakness and ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One credits renewed energy for housework and family duties. the other notes relief from backache and general well being.
Eighteen killed and many wounded in a crash of the Amsterdam Express between Wanstorf and Seelze near Hanover. The wreck injured numerous passengers including Americans. causes cited as a faulty switch. Stella Sislowski of Lorain files for divorce from John Sislowski of National Tube Co citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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