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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1923
Page
11
In Marion Ohio a large crowd gathers overnight to view the body of President Warren G Harding at his father's home. Grief-stricken residents press together in the somber vigil, speaking in hushed tones as thousands wait their turn to say farewell.
Aug. 17 New York stock action shows small transactions and fractional changes. Hed Chemical and Burns both move, United States Steel dips, Crucible and Baldwin advance, rubber stocks weaken, Cosden Oil and Sinclair slip, Pan American Petroleum steady. Railroad stocks open irregular as Erle holds at 13 and Southern Pacific falls to 85. Logan area reports bricklayer delays impact building work and a local Civil War veteran Thomas Ming Workers member dies near Nelsonville.
President Lidge evaluates options to avert an anthracite strike with three proposed plans. Mediation by Secretary Davis and a coal commission is considered, alongside summons of operators for White House mediation, and possible gubernatorial pressure. The approach mirrors his firm action in prior crises.
Kansas City Missouri woman Mrs May Lindquist shares a recovery from post childbirth and menopause symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes nervousness and weakness, long illness, and improved health following regular use and urges others to try the remedy.
Labor officials close to negotiations say Davis may step in as peacemaker while President Coolidge considers summoning both sides to end the looming coal strike. Seizure is discussed as a last resort to ensure a steady winter supply, but officials doubt it would secure sustained output.
Mrs Grace Coolidge proposes that Mrs Harding remain in the White House for the summer or longer, offering to help by occupying the residence while the first lady prefers to stay away. Mrs Frank S Stearns of Boston praises the gesture as thoughtful and generous.
President and ex-president attend a graveside event for their leader. The piece notes Mrs Coolidge as wife of the man who "made Coolidge" and guardian of three children and eight grandchildren, including sixteen year old twin granddaughters. It mentions John Coolidge at Devens and his reticence.
Miss Amy Firestone and Gordon McKeeney of Spencer were married by Rev. F Handke at the Grobe home on Aug 4. The couple plans a Niagara Falls honeymoon and a trip to Yellowstone National Park. Guests included Mrs. Belle Fey and family, and Mrs. Robert Hakes and family.
A Sullivan column reports Mrs. Howard McClellan undergoing surgery in Ashland after treatment at a sister's home. The Ricket reunion at Andrew Ricket’s home drew 47 guests with a large dinner and socializing. Mrs. Jacob Garver resumes full housework. Miss Trapp, aiding during illness, returned home to Honor. Crystal Beach hosted a township Sunday school picnic with youngsters enjoying Lake Erie. Maurice and Eugene McConnel from Detroit and Milford Center visit their parents and sister Roy Taylor. Friends in the area received word of…
Miss Elma Pyle of Hamilton Ohio reports severe hand dermatitis with itching burning and spreading from scratching. She used Cu Deura Soap and Ointment, received a free sample, bought more, and after using four cakes of Soap Land and a large box of ointment her hands were healed.
A Cleveland produce market listing shows varying prices for fruits vegetables and poultry. Items include apples onions cabbage cucumbers potatoes tomatoes and various meats with prices per crate basket or per unit.
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