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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
3
A. C. warrior football club in Ashtabula, O. seeks a scheduled game for September 36 amid ambitious plans for a large memorial project. James D. Sherry of Feet, Ashtabula, O. handles arrangements and a proposed site is the island of Dominio.
In the Stresemann cabinet, minister of police Gustav Noske is seen as a potential dictator if revolts arise after Germany ends passive resistance in the Uhr district. He is considered a strong figure in the cabinet amid political tensions.
The article cites boxer Jack Dempsey praising Nuxated iron as a superior iron supplement for building red blood and stamina. Dr Emil Sacer supports the claim that rich blood with iron aids vigor and power, urging men to use the product with a satisfaction guarantee and money back offer.
Community news from Oberlin and nearby areas includes Karl Kreuger’s transfer to Geneva, births and family visits, church and social events, and a Russia township baseball tournament win. Also noted are school start changes, a weather-related accident, Rebekah lodge anniversary, and Platinum nugget facts with a Buffalo convention update.
Ada Blackjack, a young Eskimo woman, is the sole survivor of a five person party on Wrangel Island. The group, part of the Steffanson expedition of 1921, included four American explorers. A disputed claim of 10,000 is tied to the electric machine used by three men in the service.
A fragment notes mining companies paid large sums to secure the residue of pitch-blende supplies, a detail highlighting commercial strategies in securing scarce ore. The passage implies continued market interest in limited ore stocks and ongoing negotiations among mining firms.
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