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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
5
Bournemouth seen as proving a decline in British toughness says Francis Mitchell Hodges explorer and author. He cites social changes dance crowds tolerance for refusals and emasculation of men and boys and points to jazz and fashion as signs of cultural decay.
Mrs Charles R Shur of Lititz Pennsylvania reports nervous pain back and side relief after three months of inactivity in a factory. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing pains and nervousness and says 98 of 100 women taking it are helped. Sold by druggists everywhere.
John Pippert age 53 died this morning from a brain hemorrhage. He was a licensed engineer at the Cleveland Stone Quarry plant No. 6 and belonged to St. Peter's Evangelical Church Brotherhood with local fraternal groups. Survived by widow Mary and two sons Carl and Nelson. other relatives listed. Funeral by Conrad Zilch to be announced in the Chronicle-Telegram.
The item lists engagements and social events including Isla and Cari Mall of Lorain, Julia and Ruth Cross of Cleveland, and many Cleveland guests. It notes Sunday dinners in Cleveland hosted by the Schriner and related families, and assorted visits and illnesses among residents of Elyria Lorain and nearby areas.
Ton Hollstein and Sister Margaret visit Brownhelm. John Hollier and Mrs. Kibliken return from Danbury after ten days with the Sondergilds. Schuler family gatherings include Cleveland and Toledo guests. Spell family returns from Port Hope Michigan by car after a two week trip. W A Purcell hosts and city neighbors visit, with final calls by Craik Warick and Mayme Franks of Dixon.
A dancer recounts a backstage moment on opening night when a corn caused pain before a final pirouette. A Blue-jay Plaster ring relieved pressure and allowed her to perform, with the corn lifting two days later. The ad touts six plasters for 25 cents and urges druggists to stock them.
A baby girl was born to Mr Henry Grime and Mrs in Florence. The text notes an English fashion warning about black silk dresses tied to a notorious murderess who chose to wear black silk at her hanging.
The article notes persistent locust plagues in Argentina and the creation of the Agricultural Protective Department to manage migrations. It cites the empire and mentions currency around 180 dollars, with a focus on expenses for hosting guests and decorating a basin and floors at a single event.
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