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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
5
Amherst and South Amherst report a busy social calendar with church suppers, plays, and club meetings. Highlights include W.B.A. and Eastern Star events, a Fox Furnace basketball score 31 to 20, and numerous visits, travels, and hospital notes among local residents and families.
A fragment depicts a traveler named Jean arriving in Austria and facing police scrutiny. A servant testifies to following orders, leading to a reveal that the passport or entry book bore the peculiar name Monsieur Warranted Solid Leather.
An advertisement touts a prescription named Terso for lowering blood pressure by about 40 points. It claims rapid effect by targeting underlying causes, improving arterial flexibility, with testimonials from readers and references to a local pharmacy.
In Chicago, Jake Schaefer was overthrown as world billiards champion after a final match against Edouard Horemans. Schaefer rallied to break world records with a 432 point run but missed two six inch follow shots. Horemans claimed the title in a dramatic finish, marking Europe’s first championship since 1906.
A Chicago salesman named Jonemiott was fined five dollars and costs in court for two safety stop violations at Lochland Broad streets and for neglecting to cooperate with traffic signals. Fred Sheppard received one dollar and costs for intoxication.
An advertisement touts Allenru Special Formula No 2 as a quick safe cure for neuritis pain. It claims capsules in dark green cans reduce severe pains within 24 hours and offer lasting relief for shoulder arm neck or leg neuritis. It urges readers to buy from local druggists and warns of sleepless nights prior to relief.
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