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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
7
A scribe of Lo rain residents visits and weekend travel highlights include Gladya Strait in Elyria with the Baker family. Various neighbors share Sundays with Wilsons, Barth and Durkee families while birthday celebrations mark G H Box turning sixty. Easter services and school events noted for Olin Durkee and J C Barth.
A skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur as a quick remedy for rough red skin. The preparation supposedly soothes irritation and heals eruptions such as rash pimples and minor worm infections. It is advertised as germ destroying and available from druggists to use like cold cream.
Lilian reveals Katie’s grit and sacrifice as the shy maid kept an oath under coercion. The talk touches on black magic, fear of a violent man, and Katie’s quiet resolve to shield others, while planning restraint and future steps.
For weeks with fever Mr and Mrs Fred Straicy spent Sunday with Mrs Surorgus of Grafton Harley Reisinger traveled to Wellington after a railroad engine issue. Harley and Ma Belle dined with uncle Calvin Jackson of LaGrange and joined by Mildred Reisinger Helen Langdon and Hugh Reisinger at a ball game in Elyria. Ruth Langdon recovering after illness. Del Dives E H Durkee and sons dined with Wilsons in Pittfield. Job Alexander civil war veteran died April 14 at his home after fifty years service. funeral held Tuesday conducted by Rev Randall. services at the home and under G R Elyria chapter.
An advertisement touts Mi-O-Na Stomach C. W. Phillips' remedy as a quick fix for indigestion and stomach upset, promising relief to sufferers who trust the product.
Iowa naturalist Mary W Tuttle joins the National Geographic Society American Ornithological Union American Nature Study Society Iowa Academy of Sciences and the AAAS in a notable honor. Widow burning, once common in India, is reported to persist in parts of Africa.
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