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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1924
Page
9
State briefs from Logan Athens Nelsonville Bucyrus Glouster Defiance and Columbus report oil well curtailment in Hocking county and other local items. Rigs in operation are below normal with not more than 12 active.
Henrietta Aug. 12 The W. C. T. U. will hold a public meeting at the Methodist church on Aug. 20 evening Rev and Mrs Kern and family are spending their vacation at Cary Mr and Mrs Arthur Court of Norwalk called on Mrs LY A Coats Sunday Mrs Ella Kernbeigh is spending the week with Earl Kendnigh and family Mrs Lula Sanders was an Am
Local residents welcome guests from Elyria Cleveland Akron and Lakewood. Mrs F A Coats hosts Elle Court and Ada Kinsley entertains Young People's Sunday school group. Hill church services led by Rev Date in Rev Kern absence. Epworth League social at Jadrach home. Linwood park picnic planned August Wednesday.
A little known fact notes King George as an officially recognized clergyman of the Church of England and Prebend of St David’s Cathedral. He receives five dollars a year and is entitled to preach one sermon per annum from the cathedral pulpit.
In elephants both sexes have tusks while in Aclatic men are generally restricted to the main.
An old advertisement touts Marshroot Prescription 777 as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It promises dramatic life-saving effects, a 40 year track record of success, and a money back guarantee if relief is not seen in one week.
In Athens two residents discuss politicians and farming origins. One politician notes being born on a farm, sparking a quip that politicians should stay on farms instead of advertising birthplace. The tale juxtaposes political talk with rural roots.
The fragment notes at least four mountains of nearly solid tree ore. Mentioned are the Iron Mountain of Missouri, a mother in Mexico, another in India, and a fourth located in the interior of Africa.
The notice touts a chemical preparation claimed to kill bedbugs roaches moths and other pests within days and weeks. It mentions demonstrations at hospitals hotels and condominiums and cites availability through C W Phillips Drug Co.
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