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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
12
Linemen have removed telephone poles on Broad Street and wires are being placed underground. The work, nearly finished, cleans the street’s appearance and promises a handsome result similar to a prominent urban boulevard when the new electric light system is established.
GRAFTON April 20. The Homemakers' club will gather at Mrs A L Rinehart’s home on Wednesday afternoon April 6. A select reading Easter People by Mrs J H Sheldon will be presented and the roll call answered with household questions followed by discussion. Full attendance urged. Arthur Law of Grafton and Miss Mildred Jenkins of Litchfield were wed in Mediny cn Wednseda April 12. The couple left for a short wedding trip to Dayton and will reside with groom’s parents Mr and Mrs J L Law.
A Wilkes-Barre resident reports illness improved after using the Cascade treatment promoted by Tyrell's Hygienic Institute of New York. The ad touts constipation and stomach relief, offers a free booklet, and invites readers to visit 4 Crandall Ave to learn more about the product.
A young woman imagines a glamorous life as a fashion model to escape marriage to an older man. She travels by taxi to a dilapidated factory building in New York, fearing judgment from former classmates, and resolves to seek the job despite uncertainty.
Local residents travel to Elyria and Cleveland for visits while many suffer illnesses. F. W. Howard is ill with the grip, Miss Lillian Rising and Ralph Flood visit family, and Mrs. L. Buswell recovers from mumps. Jeb Alexander of Eaton dies, James Tran improves, and a bake sale for the Whitathea class nets 290 dollars.
J. I. Law has bought a residence in Elyria and plans to move his family there in the fall. The article notes the new home purchase as part of his family relocation plans.
Among those granted pharmacist licenses at the recent Columbus examination was Arthur P. Heas of Lorain. Forty one others took the examination.
An old newspaper ad touts Zemo as a safe, dependable cure for itching and various skin troubles. It recommends 35¢ or $1 bottles from druggists and claims eruptions like eczema pimples and ringworm will disappear after applying as directed.
The text notes twenty individuals receiving certificates from the state board of pharmacy, listing names and titles in a formal certification event. Details about dates or locations are sparse in the readable portion.
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