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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1924
Page
7
The text notes Samuel Gompers being nominated for an honorary world meeting role and mentions his standing within labor organizations. It lists committees and bodies connected to the American Federation and related groups, with references to Princeton and various state and national labor associations.
The advertisement promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, natural remedy for bad breath and bowel cleansing. It claims the tablets act on the bowels and liver to restore natural function, replacing harsher laxatives with no after effects. Price 15c and 30c, claims 17 years of experience.
Lorain visitors attended a county Sunday school committee meeting in Oberlin last evening. Rev F E Eastman was present at the Oberlin gathering.
Amherst April 2 John Than ex soldier World War I visited Amherst and showed severe injuries from battle He enlisted at Winnipeg and was among the first to go over His wife mother and pet died during his ab or He was discharged from a Pennsylvania hospital without funds and rode ten machines to reach Port Avron Michigan for his enslaver’s visit Donations from local business men and Dr Milo Parker aided him and more help was sought
April plans include Philathea class gathering at Mrs Eberhard's on Thursday April 3 with lunch provisions. Funeral services for Mrs Robert Berger were held at Center Street home with Rev W C Birkner officiating. out of town attendees included John Berger family and Mrs Weldenheim and daughters. Spitzer and Hymes families relocate and visit. C M Spitzer’s youngest son six months old is ill with pneumonia. Community circle of Belden to host all day quilting at Mrs George Kline’s home. dinner provided.
Amherst April 2 The village council discussed a blocked sanitary sewer flooding cellars and furnace outages on North Main Street. A waste haul of cinders for Pearl Street was arranged and a trunk sewer from Martin Street to the Filter Plant may be estimated. Representatives complained Ford garage parking is a nuisance.
A series of social items from Amherst reports the marriage of Dr Hiram Ormsby and Mary Davidson at Tiffin, with attendance from here. Other notices include an April Fool party, a ParentTeachers meeting talk by Mrs H G Portman, and multiple Amherst personal items with local movements and visits.
An advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil tablets as the best flesh producer with high vitamins. It promises 60 tablets for 60 cents and a money back guarantee if five pounds are not gained in 30 days. The Pills are sold by local drug stores.
Mrs E Snyder of Hamlet is praised as one of North Carolina’s most beautiful women for her hair which she wears long and lustrous. Her髮 measures 64 inches, described as a crowning glory and a striking feature.
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