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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
19
Spencer Ohio residents hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Add Crossmeyer and daughters Lucile and Geneva Heilman of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Charles MacLaren, and others for a birthday observance of Mrs Susie Ream while many attended church events, weddings, and a Muster Day. The Spencer school notes announce an April 28 operetta and art display with district music groups performing.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe quick remedy for feverish, upset, or colds in children and all ages. It claims gentle bowel regulation without griping, improves digestion, and cites Dr Caldwell's birth record as a famed guarantee. The copy stresses syrup flavor, non violence to tiny babies, and readiness at home.
W F Hustes filed for divorce claiming his wife married him out of spite. The action was filed recently in Memphis news coverage notes the couple’s quarrel and court filing amid a year of local social events and other unrelated historical references.
April 23 notes Mrs Kathryn Seh spent the day with her son crese Seba and family in Venom le. Ciston Macbeth was discharged from the Fisra Cumie and will attend school soon. Clyde Marpeth family visited Maurice Sturtetert in Garretts ville. Rev I H Amore attended the District Layman's Convention in Sandusky. Rev F Handke of Olmsted joined Mr and Mrs George Knittle for dinner. Henry Delefield and Willam oh with family of Lorain visited. Hauldry of Cleveland and Genree Stevenson of Amherst called on Frank Laraway. More visits noted from Avan and Lorain areas.
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast neutralizer for excess stomach acid. It claims quick, harmless relief from headaches gas bloating nausea and indigestion. The copy asserts a 50 year standard physician trusted remedy sold in drug stores for 25 and 50 cents.
Sunday visits span neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Nelson Bechtel and Mrs Anna Allsop in South Amherst. Clarence Peabody and family host their 20th wedding anniversary with about thirty relatives at their Oberlin area home, amid church services led by Rev. W H Schuster on April 26. Members attended Farm Bureau meeting in Elyria Tuesday evening.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss remedy. It claims six mineral salts help organs function, reducing fat in three weeks. Readers are urged to take half teaspoon in hot water each morning, then note weight loss and boosted energy. A testimonial from Mrs Taylor cites weight drop from 175 to 159½ pounds, with improved headaches and breathing.
The body of Miss Elizabeth Bre was taken to the cemetery in Northampton, a rare departure from home nine years after her husband’s death. The report notes the era’s belief in progress and a brighter future shaping public mindset.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a poem title and mentions editing or advertising notes. Names, dates, and concrete facts are unreadable, leaving a brief, unclear item about a poem and a possible ad insert.
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