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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1928
Page
2
A Peking census shows four ex presidents and many former cabinet members living safely in Tientsin foreign concessions protected by extraterritorial rights. Wealthy Chinese refugees occupy whole streets, boosting property values and attracting foreign retail business.
Oberlin Road Apr 23 The Four Square Club held an interesting meeting with small attendance but excellent time. The next meeting will be at Miss Lurline Meeks home in Pittsfield. Mr and Mrs J C Davidson and Mr Frank Kreuger attended the Alpinstre event under the Aus.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful penetrating treatment for corns bunions and bunion pain with a money back guarantee if it fails to end pain. It claims to improve foot softness and mobility and also asserts benefits for swollen or varicose veins with W Philips selling large quantities.
Community notes from Oberlin recounts include D A R entertaining at Mrs Saxton home and East Russia Farm Woman's Club gathering with several residents attending. Odessa visits and family trips noted among Oberlin, Amherst, Eh ria, Cleveland, Detroit connections with neighbors and relatives at homes and events.
Officials of the largest savings banks with about 290 000 depositors reported that 75 percent of their accounts are held by women, highlighting a strong female majority in household banking participation.
Murray Ridge notes detail W C T U activities at Mrs W Penfound home and a busy social week. Local visits include Dereks with Watsons in Elyria, Sites family with Cleveland ties, and Eppley, Stang, and Nehart households on South Ridge. The Murray Ridge Y PTA meets Friday April 27 at the school, and Rollie Fitch sells land to a Cleveland buyer amid farm bureau trips and local improvements.
Columbia April 23 The Parent-Teacher Association will hold the meeting at the town hall Wednesday April 25 A fine program is being arranged by Mrs Harry Cartwright Mr and Mrs Walter Krebs entertained company from Cleveland Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Wm Ingersoll and family and Mr and Mrs J H Van Arsdale and family attended the Lorain County R D carriers meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Hale in Wellington Saturday evening April 14 and report a splendid time Mrs Frank Hudson has been spending several days with her daughter Miss Bert Anderson of Spencer Memorial Sunday will be observed here Sunday May 27 and Decoration Day Wednesday May 30 Until recently both days
April 23 reports Mrs Carrie Porter visiting Medina and Clare Pelton, with Aust in Paul preaching at a Bible class. Mr and Mrs B C Martin and C V Neumeyer and A A Gish hosted. Minnie Krugger returns home to convalesce. April 24 the town hall musical program will be staged by all grades under the music department.
The easy method to start tomatoes in pots or boxes in a sunny window. Seeds germinate early and transplants thrive when weather allows. Many gardeners rely on purchased plants, but plant firms stock mainly standard varieties, limiting newer types.
Grow tomatoes indoors with six inch pots yielding about a dozen plants per packet. Use fine, well draining soil and sunny light with daily turning. Avoid over fertilizing seed beds. transplant when ready, and keep air flow steady but shield from cold drafts.
For 20 years Dr. F M Edwards promoted a vegetable olive oil laxative to replace calomel. Edwards Olive Tablets are olive colored and claimed to clear the system of poisons causing fatigue and headaches. Supposedly relieve constipation and support liver function with gentle action. Available in 15c 30c and larger sizes at druggists.
Robert Loftus of Philadelphia, a Black man, was executed for the 1926 slaying of Flora Terrell, a Black woman, in Philadelphia. March 26, 1927, records place the event in Cokenburg Junction, Pa.
Athens April 23 Dr A Y Wilcox prominent lecturer minister and traveler told local traveling men that strong character is essential to their work. He warned that travelers may drift into ruts and resist change unlike more flexible individuals, noting the need for constancy amid varied duties and opinions.
A speaker described commercial travelers as apostles of goodwill noting their role in spreading a universal doctrine of goodwill across the nation. He warned that travelers remain bound in a small world of their own and urged broader efforts to promote social betterments everywhere.
Plans move forward to build a suspension bridge linking Europe and Asia across the Bosporus. The project aims to connect European and Asiatic shores of Turkey, signaling a major transcontinental landmark.
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