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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
9
An advertisement promotes Dr. Carter's K. and B. Tea as a health tonic for the family. It claims the tea cleanses the liver and bowels, ends bilious headaches, and helps children sleep by regulating digestion. It suggests a two weeks' treatment and urges use at bedtime.
Hundreds of children from over thirty Episcopal parishes in the Northern Ohio Diocese will stage a pageant titled LILDERS of the City of God as part of the Nation-wide Church campaign ending December 7. The event is scheduled for an evening in November.
A terse message states Secretary Wilson sent warm congratulations to Kagie, signaling approval or recognition. The brief note emphasizes goodwill and official endorsement from the secretary’s office.
State Fire Marshal Wilam J Leonard urges a safe Christmas in Ohio by enforcing ten rules for merchants, households, and manufacturers. He warns against cotton decorations, advises secure candle and electric light use, and stresses vigilant supervision of trees and window displays to prevent fires.
Fragmentary OCR records show a marriage notice with names including Ingersoll Pearsoll and mentions of a ceremony date. The readable text references relatives such as a brother and attendees but lacks clear dates or full context.
Local residents report daily movements and visits around Lerluville. George Miller’s home hosts sighted family activity while Mike Ford travels to Iglytis Mondey then Massillon for treatment. Thanksgiving visits stretch across New London Wellington and McArthur with multiple families mentioned.
Advertisements claim Hyomei cures catarrh coughs colds sore throat and flu by breathing healing air. The ad promises relief with a home remedy outfit costing only a few cents, including a bottle and inhaler, and offers money back if not satisfied.
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