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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
5
Amherst April 20 Stella Santas suffered a dislocated hip when the car she rode in veered off the road near Birmingham around midnight. She is hospitalized in Amherst. Three other occupants unharmed.
Probate Court entries show wills filed for Jacob Hessling Lorain George Mathews Eaton Sadie Reese and Mary Reester Lorain Elyria Savings Trust Co. Lorain George Bavar Wellington Oberlin Wellington Osceola Jessie Briggs and Almedia Foster. appointed administrators include C E VanDusen and bond amounts noted, with various estates in Lorain Eaton Wellington and Elyria.
F A Stetson appointed administrator of the estate of Anna Dusa, late of Lorain. Bond set at 100 dollars.
Mrs. Mary Horick, 90, died at her daughter’s home in Warsan Indiana and was brought to her late home for burial. J Max Chapman, 80, burned to death in a coal oil explosion while starting a fire near Hartford. Warren township trustees plan to enlarge Upland cemetery due to many burials since mines opened. An auto carrying Mrs. John Scott and Dewey Stillion shot across the sidewalk and broke a plate glass window at the village post office. no injuries, substantial property damage, and about half an hour to free the car.
The army of rural mail carriers in the United States logs an astonishing average of 1,175,473 miles daily as they deliver mail to scattered communities. The vast routes demonstrate the scale of the nation’s mail network and the essential service performed by rural carriers.
The report notes rural mail distribution reaching all classes with an annual total of 360,256,364 miles. It also cites 15.5 billion stamps and over 2,600,000 postcards sold yearly by the Post Office Department to the American public.
In Washington experts for five months failed twice to cast a sixth inch disc of optical glass. In Germany a disc seventy two inches in diameter is produced at high precision. It requires 5000 pounds of raw material and exact uniform density throughout the lens.
A vintage advertisement touts Tanlae as a purifier for blood and builder for the stomach liver and body. It claims nervousness indigestion rheumatism torpid liver and pain improve quickly with Tanlac roots barks and herbs. A bottle at the drug store will start improvement and two or three bottles may put you on your feet.
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