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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
3
Obituary note referencing a person described as late of Oberlin Colipee and Ware and an aviator during the war indicates a former resident associated with Oberlin Colipee and Ware who served as an aviator in a wartime period.
The two Oberuin girls Douglas McMoral Congert om Wongay announce their engagement. The notice notes a forthcoming ceremony and concert, with details of the date and venue lingering in the village announcements.
Milwaukee woman Mary Salec hack writes of relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to recover from illness after childbirth. She claims renewed energy, ability to perform housework, and gratitude for the tonic. The piece touts long standing praise for the product over decades.
Oberlin April 26 report notes several residents traveling to Wellington and a meeting at the Grand Seride. Frank Garrett of Darien attended. J L Lobinger and Edward Bosworth appear in attendance. The Board awarded Otto Nelly the contract for tiling and draining the high school field. Oberlin Business College plans a trip to Wellington.
Sparse, garbled OCR lists names, dates, and local events with references to weddings, church activities, and community notices. Readable items include a May 2 date and mentions of missionary society events, social gatherings, and memorial or donation actions. The fragmentary text lacks complete facts for full context.
fragmented OCR notes show BRIGHTON social items mentioning Mr and Mrs Joan Cas and Joan Edwards among others, with relatives and neighbors attending events. details are garbled but indicate a community memo of residents, carts, and housekeeping tasks in a period local column.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as wonder-workers for the liver and bowels. It promises to remove waste and symptoms like sallow skin dull eyes and headaches, claiming a “pleasing” result and urging readers to try the product at 10 or 30 cents.
The text mentions Mrs Frank Edwards and Wake, Moss Rose McCoy, Mrs Guta Peok nyoetrimaddo, Mrs Merton Peck, Mrs Kelsey oof Wellington, and Clarence Berkey. It notes someone returning to Lorain and visitations in Canton, plus farmers忙 weather and field work. It references Pattstidd owner Pitts and a Mateham crop bulletin about a hair shampoo invention.
Carlisle bulletins report a blaze that gutted the mess hall here causing an estimated loss between 40 000 and 60 000. Harrisburg and Sandersville items note a political vote and a governor's stance on clemency for inmates.
Piqua Ohio farmer Myles J Carter credits Nerv Worth with rapid improvement in his daughter after three years of stomach and general run down illness. He reports weight gain and cheerfulness after starting the remedy, which is sold with a money back guarantee.
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