Hutchins Urges College Life Training in Address
Professor W. J. Hutchins urged college education and broad outlook in a Friday Elyria Methodist Church talk on Life Service. He linked global war effects to youth ambition, citing Lincoln and Edison and urging use of opportunities, noting his pending Berea College presidency and move from Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hutchins
Elyria
Mr. Hutchings
Lincoln
Hoison
Lincolns
Edison
Mr. Hutchins
Berea College
Kentucky
Oberlin
Jabora
Auto bandits rob traction company barn
Sive armed men raided the Wheeling Traction Company car barn at Follansbee West Virginia early today binding gagging three barnmen and a motorman and conductor. They blew open two safes and escaped with about 5600 in Saturday and Sunday receipts. Police initially traced Tobbers to a touring car but Follansbee authorities expect the gang to head northwest into Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Traction Company
Follansbee
Here
Tobbers
Follawsbee
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Smiths to Move to Ohio Farm Near East Orwell
Friends of Mr and Mrs Smith announce they will move from Ridgeville to a farm near East Orwell in Ashtabula county Ohio for service at the Congregational church their relatives now reside in South Dakota.
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Ridgeville
Arbolone Tablets Endorsement Letters From Users
Hundreds of thousands have used Arbolone Tablets with no reported harm and many letters praise its effects. Mrs Lilla Richards of Pittsfield Maine states the product reduced her weight from 199 to 182 pounds and eased headaches and palpitations after starting treatment. The ad urges buying in sealed tubes with full directions and a satisfaction guarantee.
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Lilla Richards
Pittsfield
Maine
Doctor posts door sign refusing whisky prescriptions
Dr. R H Thornton of Newport Kentucky tacks a note reading You Cant Get a Prescription Here For Whisky on his office door. He says he has enough to treat patients and will not issue whisky prescriptions, stressing he respects the law even if not a strict prohibitionist.
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R. H Thornton
Newport
Plain Living Residents Report Weekend Visits
Mrs. Jack Hertung of Cleveland spent last Wednesday with her aunt Mrs. Brewster. Miss Belle Terrell of Cleveland and Mrs. Brewster visited Chagrin Falls on Thursday as guests of Mrs. Fred Hem. Mrs. Walter Askew of Lorain is very sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. Stacey of Cleveland spent Sunday with her son Howard Stacey and family. Mrs. H G Stacey entertained relatives from Willoughby Saturday. C C Versey and family of East Cleveland visited A H Versey on Sunday. Frank Bommer and family spent Easter with his father in Cleveland. Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Stacey visited Cleveland Monday. Master Theodore Owen visited Lorain. Mrs. Mackett of Cleveland spent Friday with Mrs. Versey. Check is very ill. Miss Lula Chambers spent Easter in Ridgeville. The Scott children of Lakewood spent Sunday with their grandfather Mr. Peck. Miss Dorothy Stone of Lake-
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Jack Hertung
Cleveland
Brewster
Belle Terrell
Chagrin Falls
Fred Hem
Walter Askew
Lorains
Askew
Miss Owen
Stacey
Howard Stacey
H. G. Stacey
Willoughby
C. C. Versey
East
A. H. Versey
Frank Bommer
Local social notices and upcoming school meeting
Sunday visits are noted with Miss Florence Stacey and Mrs Whitcomb hosting a surprise party that drew about forty ladies. The Board of Education schedules a public meeting at the town hall on Monday April 12 at 8 PM to discuss centralized schools. Residents include Charles Taylor of Elyria visiting grandparents and Herbert Taylor also from Elyria. Families relocate with Mr Younglas and Mr Hadaway moving in, while Mr Brown’s family in Avery place faces diphtheria. Mr Evans returns from Washington after weeks away.
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Wood
Florence Stacey
Board of Education
Frank Figher
Charles Taylor
Elyria
Whitcomb
Herbert Taylor
Younglas
Walker
Hadaway
Mr. McRoberts
Mr. Brown
Avery Place
Mr. Evans
Washington
Easter at Grafton Church Brightens Resurrection Day
Easter Sunday at Grafton church featured organ preludes, songs, and a sermon by Rev. G H Crafts. Forty seven members joined by letter or confession, several baptisms, and Sunday school with 284 present. White flowers and ribbons marked the day and a Blue vs Red button contest concluded with a Blues banquet on April 12.
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Grafton
Grafton Church
G. H. Crafts
Hart's Cut Rate Specials Kick Off Tuesday and Wednesday
Hart's Cut Rate Grocery and Meat Market lists weekly bargains including bulk cocoa, cider vinegar, Lenox Soap, Rub No More washing powder, Eagle Lye, tomatoes, corn or peas, sliced pineapple, strictly fresh eggs, and baking powder. prices shown per unit or per can.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges list
Admissions include Joe Nitzel on Clinton Street Hugh Keefer Elyria Mrs John Doknayi LaGrange Vera Sears Wellington Discharges include Mrs Paul Shaner and baby on Third Street Mrs J H McKinney Prospect Street Edith Theobald East River Street William Gills Third Street
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Joe Nitzel
Clinton Street
Hugh Keefer
Elyria
John Doknayi
LaGrange
Vera Sears
Wellington
Paul Shaner
Baby
Third Street
J. H. McKinney
Prospect Street
Edith Theobald
East River Street
William Gills
Nerve Worth: A Family Tonic Promises Nerve Health
Nerve Worth is advertised as a high quality family tonic claimed to aid dyspepsia indigestion rheumatism bowel trouble heart flutter nervousness dizziness sleeplessness headaches low spirits weakness and run down conditions of nervous origin. The ad asserts it strengthens nerves with vegetable ingredients and no habit forming drugs. It also targets influenza impacted systems and promotes use for teachers and all ages.
Erie Woman Bids Farewell to Headaches
A signed endorsement tells of relief from headaches nervousness and indigestion after using Nerv Worth drug at Feisler's Drug Store. The letter from R L Williams of Erie Pennsylvania praises the product stating the wife slept better ate well and gained strength and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Feisler
Narv- Worth
R. L. Williams
10Th and
State Sts
Erie
Nery-Worth Praised by Local Store for Patron Use
The store reports a thorough policy of evaluating medicines before recommending them and notes strong praise for Nery-Worth during in-store demonstrations. The endorsement expresses confidence in the product’s benefits for users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwys
MRO Hitch Praises Nery Wirth Remedies
A noted patient recounts long illness and weakness after a nerve strain. He reports improvement after using remedies and nutrition, claiming renewed strength and vitality.
Nery Worth Restores Health and Fortifies Nerves
Nery Worth steadies and strengthens the nerves, whets the appetite, aids digestion, rouses the liver, regulates the bowels, restores restful sleep, banishes sick headaches and other pains, and helps run-down individuals regain vitality.
Nerv Worth Promises Relief From Measles Aftereffects
L A Phillips of Dunns Station Pennsylvania reports long after measles he suffered nervousness dizziness and fatigue. After using Nerv Worth his sleep digestion and overall health improved and he wakes feeling refreshed each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Phillips
Dunns Station
Nerv-Worth Promises Relief From Rheumatic Aches
An advertisement touts Nerv-Worth as a remedy to speedily ease rheumatic misery. It claims lifting the burden of pain, improving digestion and nerves, and promoting comfort, with warnings about the disease's varying effects and the reader urged to visit the P Store for more information.
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P Store
England
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W. J Hutchins
Interchurch Drive
Auto Bandits
ROB Traction
CA Barn
Rogenle
R. H. Thornton
Barbers Chas
F. Guth
Chronicle-Telegram
Hart’s
Meat Department
Ae Moe Weiners
Ee Roc
Sa Orme
Interchurch World
China
America
India
United Finan
United
Ihs
Interchurch World Movement
Mans
Mavis Taje
V. Vivadou
Ine
Paris
C. W. Phillips Drug St
Elgin
C. W. Phillips
Hiysis
Phillips
Dru
Wwe
Phillips Drug Store
Nerv
Cc. W. Phillips
Mro
Hitch
Pra
W. 4Th Street
Mia
Exxcellent & Spirits
C. W. Phillips and
Koplins
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