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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1926
Page
10
Plantation workers at Ewa on Oahu celebrate harvest home for a record sugar crop of 52 841 tons. More than 6 000 people attended, including 2009 employees, with workers granted holiday pay and full wages. Nationalities present include Japanese Filipino Chinese Porto Rican and Portuguese.
An advertisement touts Hem Roid tablets as an internal remedy for piles caused by blood congestion in the lower bowel. It claims quick safe relief and a money back guarantee, with C W Phillips and druggists nationwide selling the product.
Ald Jackson 17, son of Mrs Lilian Jackson, dies of typhoid fever at St Josephs hospital Wellington on Sunday. Funeral at Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev Foard. burial at Penfield under Keith Andrews. Typhoid spread prompts N H Q alerts and free inoculation bureau setup by J C MacDermott in Pelephone building with weekly clinic schedule.
A garbled fragment describes a forest scene and a gathering on a Saturday afternoon. It references people named Wellington and Mather of Toehester, plus mentions Duluth and a plan to improve something. The text is largely unintelligible and fragmentary.
Ad copy appears in The Chronicle Telegram want page under 1b Paya. It presents sale or service listing likely for local readers seeking goods or offers. The fragment provides limited details about the item or price.
A Paris dispatch describes American stereotypes of Paris and New York as centers of vice. It notes foreign views of an American journalist receiving high honors, while King Otto of Hungary clings to memories of a vanished throne as his mother Princess Zita guides a hopeful return.
Clumsy garbled report notes officials in Atlanta review practices of giving suspended sentences to youths. A foamy series of sealing audits prompts a recommendation from authorities regarding Georgia chain Kanes and Harphiies in the context of legal procedures and juvenile sentencing.
Judge Humphries denounces auto crime with 1308 cars stolen in Atlanta in one year and vows harsher penalties to curb theft. He also condemns bias toward youths from well off families, saying he would resign rather than tolerate class discrimination.
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