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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
5
Local notices outline bids for water mains and paving in Elyria Ohio including Tremont Street improvements. It describes bid requirements, security, schedules, and plan approvals with detailed street grade and six percent interest terms for assessments.
Cleveland officials and the Cleveland Association for Criminal Justice urged a detailed study of 100 Ohio convicts who served time in state institutions. The aim is to analyze causes, criminal justice shortcomings, and needed reforms to prevent repeat offenses and improve psychiatric and psychological aid.
J Wm Schaub of Sandusky Ohio, 63, long suffered in the abdomen knees legs arms and back. After five doctors and hospital stays hypo injections offered relief but surgery was feared. He later found a treatment that restored his strength and enabled him to work again, ending a year of immobility and poverty.
A dubious testimonial claims the “Sykodoner Man” cures a range of ailments without drugs. It advertises free home demonstrations and visits to Elyria Hotel Jackson, Hotel Col Lorain, and Hotel Jackson, urging readers to contact the office for relief and to spread the word. The piece promotes a mysterious life-changing remedy with grand promises.
The Mackert reunion at the H P Mackert residence drew sixty five guests for a noon picnic dinner on the lawn. Officers were elected for 1930 with John Mackert as president and F Van Antberg as secretary treasurer. Attendees traveled from Elyria Avon Sheffield Lorain and Grafton.
Legal Notice to Bidders from Elyria Ohio for street surface work including 20000 gallons of asphalt and 1000 tons of slag chips. Bid deposit 300 dollars or equivalent bond. Bids due 12 noon September 7 1929 with plans on file at Public Service Department. Night deadline to reject all bids.
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