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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1921
Page
8
A historical notice notes milk selling for 13 cents a quart and explains demand fluctuates with the school calendar. As schools close in June away from the city, demand falls. once school resumes in September, milk consumption rises again and remains steady through the term.
The item reports farmers seeking higher butter fat milk above 3.5 percent, with Knirk proposing free milk fat testing at the Ohio co operative labs in Cleveland. It also mentions Lady Hope of Pinkie as Midlothian JP, a hat pin designer in New York, and British Naval Airmen in Tokio teaching Japanese pilots, led by Lt. A. G. Loton, Major F. J. Fowler, Colonel Mears, and Major H. G. Bradley aboard the Suwa Maru.
A 70 plus year old retired farmer Ingadore Ohio reports Tanlac restores appetite nerves sleep and energy. He says he now enjoys three hearty meals daily and feels rebuilt and stronger. Elyria dealer J Solphus Ebert and others advertise Tanlac widely.
Lorain County Farm Bureau announces a countywide picnic on Thursday August 18 at Avron Beach Park by the lake. Events include a tug of war between north and south, a county baseball game with captains Sterling Mills and A J Clemons, a prize drawing, sports program, and addresses by B C Ramsower and D J Burke with poetry selections by Victor C Reese.
A city discussion debunks the idea that head size reveals brains. The piece notes hats sold in sizes 7 to 7 1/4 are most common, and claims intellect is shown by accomplishments rather than skull dimensions. Altman & Ackerman are mentioned alongside the hat size map.
The Cleveland & Southwestern Railroad announces a funeral car rate reduction from 59 to 25 dollars on the Elyria to Oberlin, Ridgeville, Amherst, Lorain, and Grafton corridors. The change reflects improved automobile usage and a previous higher charge for funeral car service.
Ten thousand Japanese women paraded before the Diet in Toyko supporting laws to curb alcohol. In South Dakota 55 of 64 counties have women serving as county superintendents of public schools, including three unorganized counties.
Local representative T A Gibson announces that the Gibson's New Glareless lens has been officially approved by the Ohio State Highway Commission under the new headlight law.
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