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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1939
Page
3
A Nova Scotia government sales letter touts building yachts in Canada at 25 percent below U S prices, urging inspection by independent marine surveyors. The piece argues such government backing risks American jobs and defense needs, calling for a Washington protest.
An advertorial-like item promotes flushing excess poisons and acids through the kidneys to relieve backache and stop frequent urination at night. It cites supposed health benefits, urging readers to try a named remedy as a remedy for chronic discomfort.
An advertisement promises relief for overtaxed kidneys and irritated bladder with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, a diuretic and stimulant from Haarlem in Holland. It claims rapid action and a night of sound sleep, urging purchase at drugstores for 35 cents.
Jerry Crandon, an Indiana novelist, parks a homemade trailer near a Kentucky town where locals distrust him. Mercedes Feaster, 17, resists returning home as she reveals Blake Feaster’s risk taking and a possible inheritance story tied to Gerald Crandon. A radio drama hints at a Crandon estate, linking to Jerry’s own name and future peril.
The piece argues Nova Scotia government subsidies to undercut American boatyards by 25 percent threaten the U S small boat and fittings industries. It contends official inspection involvement favors Nova Scotian yards, harming U S shipyards, naval architects, and fishing trade, risking widespread job losses.
La Grange Alumni Association to hold annual business meeting at Mrs. Huldah Powers home on Saturday evening April 22. Officers Earl Lewis of Elyria, president and Ruth Adams, secretary treasurer, lead the event. Mrs. Mason Powers returns from St. Petersburg Florida after the winter.
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