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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
3
Lake Shore Electric Co installs pay as you enter streetcars between Elyria and Lorain. Passengers receive tone checks returned to the conductor on leaving. Cars now have a single entrance with closed doors, similar to Cleveland streetcars.
In Cleveland schools cafeterias have reduced prices for the second time this year under a new schedule. A meal now costs sixteen cents, compared with twenty four cents previously, due to wholesale price declines. The reduced menu includes beef stew, no bread slices, butter, milk, and pie, and meals are operated at cost.
LaGrange residents host out of town guests from Alliance Cleveland Akron and Franklin during Thanksgiving week with family gatherings and birthdays. A humorous local tale recalls two incidents of “Necessity” aiding invention in social settings. Chronicle Telegram classified ads promote results.
Market list shows price paid to farmers for grains, hay and meals, with ranges for oats corn corm and wheat. It includes dairy eggs butter cheese meat and produce prices, plus coal values and an Ohio farm institute schedule for Huron county with dates and state speakers listed.
Washington announces added sales of railroad equipment trust certificates held by the government totaling 12.842 million. A Chicago banks group bought 38.355 million while a New York Pittsburgh Cleveland syndicate purchased 7.567 million. The day’s sales raise the cumulative par plus accrued interest to 155.921 million. Medina reports four of Leot, wife of the head of the internationally known Revorp lary, died suddenly in Bidentown Fond. Mrs Mary Nichols, newly elected Birmingham city commissioner, becomes the first woman in the South to hold such a post.
Millions praise the Bulgarian Blood Tea as a simple, inexpensive remedy that aids digestion and relieves ailments affecting the liver kidneys and bowels. The ad claims it can ease constipation growl ache fever and fight colds influenza and pneumonia when taken hot. Sold by pharmacists nationwide.
Madame Tamaki Misra known as Madame Butterfly of the Chicago Opera Company is detained aboard the liner Vasari amid migration concerns. She planned a Chicago return to resume operatic duties as authorities assess travel and quota issues. In Norwalk a church drive raises funds for a new building, and Kent County Club officers are elected with Der. W. W. as president and De. J. Coupland as vice president.
Dee Mailee from Medina traveled 150 miles to Spencer and faced four trips along a 15 mile stretch as part of a reported journey.
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