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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1942
Page
6
Receipt of advertisement orders requires payment of charge rates and a hast rate. The advertiser is responsible for the accuracy of copy and any errors, and misprints must be corrected only by reedition. Ads are not accepted unless arranged by a single channel and in order of Indes st. Phone 4412 4413.
A dense OCR style classified page lists job ads and notices for Stone's Grill and related services. It includes help wanted for counter staff and port or full time positions, along with items for sale such as baby chicks, turkey poults, livestock, and farm equipment. The jumble shows names like Wilford's Hatchery and references to leather repair and farm products. The readable portions indicate employment and sales listings with scattered vendor hints and contact cues.
A compact directory notice lists skilled mechanics and tradesmen with contact details at 63 West Broad Street and phone numbers 2039 and 4412 543. It highlights radios and cleaners by brand and mentions Ryan Electric for electrical work. The ad emphasizes caller convenience and the directory as a quick reference for needed services.
A broad real estate notice describes vacant lots for sale in multiple streets and neighborhoods, with references to mortgage lenders and bank involvement. The text lists locations in West and North districts, including names like Glen, Paton, and Rothwer, and mentions sale dates and court procedures. The fragmented OCR preserves names of streets, counties, and firms, noting a sale date and court action in a lengthy public notice.
Seattle story reports police chief Werbert William proposing to replace police switchboard staff with women operators. Budgeted six operators at 125 dollars a month each, triggering a flood of applications to the police department. Readings show applicants debating language, job conditions, and city response.
CAMP LEAJEAN substituted sugar cane 3 tons for lumber in new construction at the reading centers. Capt Killough announced supplies will be used as substitute material to conserve lumber. The material insulates well and could be used for exterior siding, improving building appearance over paper siding.
A quirky mixed recipe feature describes homey cookie and candy ideas. It highlights cookies like Krisple Mnacargons and Chocolate Crunch, with steps for making Honey Wafer treats and Honey Fig Crunches. The tone suits a neighborhood bake night, emphasizing simple ingredients, communal tasting, and approachable instructions.
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