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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
5
Motorists must yield to pedestrians in marked crosswalks or any unmarked crosswalk at block ends unless regulated by police or signals. Pedestrians must use crosswalks, obey signals, and cross from curb to curb, while drivers must exercise due care.
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a powerful remedy for old sores ulcers and eczema claiming immediate itch pain and smarting relief on first application with full healing promised and a 25 cent box available at drug stores.
The state sets daily limits for waterfowl hunters including 18 wild ducks per day with Oct 16 to Nov 15 season. Eider and Wood ducks protected. One day limits include four wild geese and 36 coots. Gallinules run Oct 1 to Nov 30. Coots allowed Oct 16 to Nov 15.
South Amherst village council met in the town hall for a regular session. The fire committee reported on new ice equipment and plans to erect signs at the incorporation limits. All members and officers attended. In sports news, the South Amherst Tigers defeated Western Heights 12 to 0 at the local athletic field.
Eugene Griffen entered about seventy prize chickens at the Lorain County Fair. He earned prizes in Wellington and Norwalk. Residents attended area events including a Methodist Conference at Lakeside with Mrs George Rice and daughter Margaret, plus Mrs Joseph Heathcote and the Allsops. Councilmen planned a Sunday inspection of new fire equipment in Prospect.
Social notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stone of Cleveland and other couples to relatives in Fremont Amherst Chestnut Ridge and Brownhelm. Includeers include Mr. and Mrs. H B Moore Mr. Q J Ruth and Mrs. Ann Peasley with church activities and a St Johns chore rehearsal scheduled.
The readable fragments discuss tracing development in human civilization and spiritual evolution. It mentions a dialogue about true task and broad aims of civilisation and ethical growth. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities are present.
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