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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
9
The Wet Cry Christmas number circulated by the Salvation Army focuses on primers art and Christmas reading while News of Army activities. Captain Jeffries says kettles will begin boiling next Saturday on the streets to fund Christmas treats for the poor and children.
Amherst district notes report a well attended LC A club dance at Foresters hall. Prvin Breas from Columbus spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Briant and Mr and Mrs John Leonard were out shopping. Mrs Joe Trontheot visited daughter Mrs John Garland in Ibria. A large Quarry street apartment house nears completion. Miss Isazel Alsop spent Sunday in town.
A vintage advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as nature's relief from constipation. It urges daily consumption of at least two tablespoonfuls, praises its nutlike flavor, and claims regular use cleanses the digestive tract while preventing disease.
Former British premier Lloyd George remains active in the campaign as the election fray intensifies. He shows no signs of slowing after a demanding period of public appearances and speeches.
A fragmentary social column notes residents visiting relatives in Elria and nearby towns. Mentions Nellie Davis, Mrs Anna Allsop, Mr and Mrs Robert Wragg, Mrs Sarah Scheffer, Hearty Slater, F Moser, Moss Les Hessner, Ruth, Enid Baltis, Reginald Baltis, Geo Stevenson, Mr Ross and son, Gleason, Sam Baden, and Elria shopper activities. Also references a Buick roadster purchase and a Hungarian lodge.
The American Association of Museums plans help for towns to create local museums highlighting historical objects, natural history, local art, and local industry. It urges school cooperation, public exhibitions, and preservation of community heritage, with expert guidance from Washington. Four Bowling Green girls visited Elyria shoppers on Saturday.
In Oberlin and nearby areas, Miss Edith Melon of Pennsylvania and Miss Candace Melon of Oberlin visited relatives on North Lake Street. Mr and Mrs Fred Moser and family vacationed in Elyria. Mrs Sarah Wragg spent several days in Oberlin with her daughter. Mrs Harr y Slazer also noted.
Fragmented ad text touts homemade tea as a cheaper remedy for constipation. It references Dr Carter and various ingredients, urging readers to brew strong tea at home and implying effectiveness for digestive relief, though details and sources are unclear.
Ashland reports the line east of town now open enabling a full prong from Ciese to Columbus via Ashland Loudonville and Mt Vernon. A headon collision on the Lo Tan line left Jess Long and C R Stark badly bruised after cars jumped the track. A Winetoa sustained a fractured hip in an auto collision. Mascot Davis is critically ill.
Hla wife who has endured illness for years remains in fragile health as family and friends monitor her condition. No further details about diagnosis or care are provided in the brief item.
In Sherman California Dec 4 two bandits held up FE W Potter cashier for the Pacific Electric Railway Company as he took receipts to a bank. He was robbed of 4000 dollars. The Empire of the Pacific Northwest spans Washington Idaho and Oregon producing 500000000 in farm wealth and over 400000000 in lumber yearly from forests holding about half of the nation's standing timber.
A move to organize Southern industries for a stable tariff policy will be made at the forthcoming Southern Tariff Association session in Chattanooga. The wool trade targets prices for all wool clothing at about two dollars per grower, with garments selling from fifty to seventy five dollars net.
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