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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts Freezone as a simple at home corn and callus remover. The tiny bottle allegedly lifts hard or soft corns from feet with a few drops, claiming instant relief without pain or soreness and promising no bunghug style deception.
In Columbus on August 8 independent voters are not allowed to vote in party primaries and may be challenged if voting for a party they are not affiliated with. Judges of elections decide voter qualifications per Attorney General Price. Akron report questions reconvening legislature to address food profiteering. Mt. Vernon reports an infant drowns crossing a stream to reach a field. Columbus notes a drowning of 18 year old Homer Hall bathing in a pond near the city.
The postmaster general, with Interstate Commerce Commission approval, allows a temporary increase of the parcel post weight limit to 12 3 5 pounds to enable buyers of army food to place multiple orders without paying the initial 5 cent per pound charge again. Orders must be in writing and duplicate. total cost plus postage collected with the orders. They will be filled in order received.
Henrietta August 6 reports Miss Caoampney of Camp Funston Kansas visiting Lt Kelley of Earl Peavody in Wekamn. The brief note records a social call between military personnel and local residents.
Overseas returnees and relatives visit in Lorain Oberlin and Norwalk areas. Various residents and guests travel to Brownhelm Elyria and Wellington for gatherings. A school board meeting is planned and a prayer page appears amid a mix of ads and anecdotes.
Miss Esther Aldrich hosted by Miss Gertrude Alex. Darius and Mrs. Carpenter suffer injuries after an automobile crashes into their buggy in Styria. Mrs. Carpenter fractured elbow, Mr. Carpenter multiple broken ribs and severe bruising. Mae Bingham is their daughter. Law update: Lawrence Rydzymaki sues in Lorain Common Pleas to quiet title on forty acres in LaGrange Township, listing unknown heirs and creditors. defendants must answer by September 27, 1919.
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