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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
2
Elyria barbers report the bob remains supreme with styles for every type from the sport to the ultra conservative. The boy bob leads current fashion with short waves and sideburns, while other variations include the storm bob with Mick waves and a side-parted look with bangs. Severe bob cuts are noted as attracting few flattering on most faces.
Brig. Gen. Clinnin of Chicago, national commander of the Disabled American Veterans, urged a permanent federal hospital program to improve care for veterans with mental and physical ailments. He said many mentally disabled veterans remain in state and county institutions and that hospitals should be federally operated. He noted progress by the Veterans Bureau but said reforms are needed, with cooperation from the American Bar Association and lawyers’ groups as policies are drafted and national tours planned to assess hospital care.
Advertisement claims a four day cream dissolves freckles and leaves skin clean and youthful looking. It promises a money back purchase price if ineffective and urges payment upfront.
New York reports baggage transfer firms see demand slump to about one third of 1923 levels as lighter fashion and travel habits reduce trunk counts. Officials note both women and men change attire for weekends, with smaller wardrobes and fewer trunks.
Mrs Arthur Ehrke visited his parents in Elyria on Sunday. Mrs Winckles from Elyria visited Mrs Oscar Bingham. Mr and Mrs Albert Wacker hosted guests on the Grafton road along with Mr and Mrs Herbert Wacker on Sunday.
A neighborly gathering fills the past week with visits among the Ross Jackson Moulder Wacker Krugman Hamlin and Dirlam families. Elyria Chestnut Ridge Strongsville and Pontiac relatives shared calls and weekend hospitality. A social evening at the Elyria Methodist church concludes with ice cream and cake.
One remedy seldom fails to stop itching and relieve skin irritation. Zemo is advertised as a safe antiseptic solution that can clear eczema, pimples, rashes, and blackheads, with minor blemishes disappearing overnight. A small bottle is offered for one dollar.
Figures show that in 1955 there was a consumption of butter estimated at 159,000,000 pounds a month as against 120,690,000 pounds a month in 1920.
An advertisement extols Tepee Herb Tonic as an ordinary but helpful body builder. Mrs. H. A. Slumsky claims it improved her nervous system and sleep after weeks of use, noting better appetite and fewer headaches. Her fireman husband also felt relieved and stronger. The ad lists Elyria vendors C. W. Phillips and The Munir Co. as suppliers.
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