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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
14
Distant climate and peril shadow a cadre of young Americans as they train with the French army near Morocco. They face terrain dangers and new war duties, a departure from World War I combat, amid global tensions and fears of a Rif region threat.
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a solution for thin people. It touts rapid weight gain, easy dosing, money back guarantee, and pharmacist endorsements, highlighting taste and stomach upset issues with cod liver oil. The copy urges skeptical readers to try the product for improved health and vitality.
In Cleveland brief items outline tentative state legislature reunion activities for Aug 26 28 including a city hall ceremony led by City Manager W Hopkins a motor ride to Aviation Field lakefront tours and events at Randall races League Park the Chamber of Commerce and a theatre party. Other notes cover Logan Logan Aug 23 a premonition leading to a burial plan and various local notices. Reports from Constantinople Madrid Athens London Tokyo and other cities note political moves evacuations and royal announcements amid regional tensions.
Rev Hayden presided at the funeral sermon for Mrs. Bert Maine. Relatives and pallbearers listed among McKinner and Garlinger families. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Survivors include son Ben, brothers John Garlinger of Mt. Cary Ohio and Henry Garlinger of California, nine sisters and numerous relatives from Wooster Elyria Lorain and Bedford.
The listing shows prices for butter eggs cheese poultry apples blackberries beans cabbage potatoes sweet potatoes and tomatoes from the Cleveland market area and northern Ohio with various weights and price ranges. Notable figures include butter extra at 46-46 and 28-29, eggs Ohio 33 and Western 3, potatoes 5.75 per 150 lb sack, and tomatoes at 19 cents per dozen bunches.
Stock prices show receipts of 300 and 56 holdover with mixed market movement. Choice fat steers priced sharply with some declines noted. Cattle counts include ordinary feeder cattle and various cow grades. figures are partially garbled but indicate market activity at regional stockyards.
An OCR snippet from Page KMBER ONE Centinasd shows a receipt item with partial wording. The fragment lacks full context but indicates a purchase entry or record on page one. Further text would clarify item name, amount, and date.
A press brief reports a U S Navy or maritime recovery near Virginia capes involving a vessel sunk about fourteen years ago. The craft reportedly carried gold bullion and jewels now recovered as part of an international negotiation.
In Hounslow on Aug 1 the demonstration committee declared that the day of the dainty ankle has passed in England. A J Lato, committee chairman, said it was once pleasant to view dainty ankles but the attraction has vanished. He blamed the modern girl's craze for sno and held teams especially culpable for the change.
A report states W. Norsworthy and D. W. Norsworthy, along with Obertin and Fred Underhill, faced charges related to intoxication and disorderly conduct. The incident allegedly involved a local organization and occurred in Tientsin, with a ten dollar fine noted and further actions pending.
The item lists numerous families and individuals visiting or hosting, including the Ruth, Field, and Brownhelm families with daughters Mildred and Hazel, plus guests Leonard Beesing and Margaret Teachman among Amherst and Jakewood residents. It notes Mrs Rosas Hamilton visiting Cleveland relatives and planning to return.
The United Church choir hosted a social at Beaver Park with guests including Mr and Mrs William Allsop and Elizabeth Greve among others. Despite poor weather, attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening. Ladies from the Congregational church host a picnic for Methodist ladies at Vermilion On the Lake with games and contests planned.
An advertisement extols a physician endorsed method to ease childbirth pains and promote maternal health. It pledges a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta detailing tips for expectant mothers and mentions product directions included with orders.
Wednesday visits and weekend gatherings appear in this social column. Names include Mrs. Angus McPherson, the Lindsleys, Latteman family, Jay Gillette, John Portman, Calvin Lembach, Ray Lees, Rev N E Escots, Charles Ort, Ralph Godfrey, H A Lawrence, Henry Banear, Donald Lindstey, and the MeQueen Amherst community. Many outings center on church events, family visits, and local orchestra engagements.
Mr and Mrs William Ruth hosted a Sunday dinner with guests from Lorain Amherst Mid dle Ridge and Wadsworth including sam Lesher and Millard Brirds. A Ford truck suffered damage as crowd gathered for the union rural Sunday school picnic at Linwood Park with a picnic dinner and sports program.
Mrs Win Garratt and son Howard with Marian Striker and Mrs Rudolph Wetch visited friends in Cleveland on Tuesday.
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