Migria Chethica to Buy Batet Toilet Business in Elyria Ohio
The Migria Chethica firm plans to purchase the Batet Toilet business in Elyria Ohio from the Selinsgrove Chemical company. Officers named for the first year include Lewis Calhoun president and general manager, E Marie vice president, Eugene Hitler treasurer, and ines Cox secretary. The plant will rent space behind Whit a hardware store and be renovated for continued manufacture. The Bates Bathes business originated in Williamsport Pa and moved to Harrisburg Pa before being acquired by Selinsgrove Chemical company.
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Pmrot
Eee
Elyria
Ohio
National Rubber Company
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E. Marie
Eugene Hitler
Cleveland
Ines. Cox
Calhoun
John W .Baths
Wilamsport
Harrisburg
Batea Manufacring
Caloun
Sttre
Batesa
Selinsgrovehemical Company
Selinsgrove
Elyria Chemical Mpany
Jem
Selinsgrove Emical Company
Elyria Emical Company
Selfagesgroxe Chemical Com- Y
Warren G. Harding Bends Society Greetings
Mrs Harding greeted the Onin Circle of Child Conservation League members at their annual meeting in Andusky. She affirmed the work aims and urged realization of the league’s goals by the workers.
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Warren G. Harding
Society
Andusky
Dac
Gude's Pepto Mangan Ad Claims Health Boost
An advertisement warns of danger from lack of red blood cells and fatigue. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to restore blood richness by supplying red cells and reversing poison buildup. The copy urges using the genuine product labeled Gude's Pepomangan.
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Gude
Peace hopes rise from shared table for Ireland and Britain
A historic shift toward peace looms as Irish and British representatives, urged by leaders in Washington, sit at a common table to resolve centuries of conflict. The Chronicle Telegram editor praises arbitration, Home Rule progress, and a future of goodwill if parliament ratifies the agreement.
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Peare
England
Ireland
Washington
Hn Wheeler
A. Conway
Jones
Toresd
Chenntele Teleeram
Great Britain
Eon Motor Car Co
Kilyria
Engisch
Walter H Watts
Gladstour
House of Commons
Treland
Scotland
Wales
Nash's Salve Promoted for Child Cold Care
An advertisement extols Nash's Infantile Salve as a safe home remedy for children's colds. It instructs rubbing in nostrils and chest, using vapors and flannels, and warns against harsh medicines while urging preventive use when a family member is ill.
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Evary
Maine
Idourne
Nash
Salem
Noah's Salve Promotion Warns Against Sneezing and Snuffling
An ad-like snippet touts Noah's Salve with dubious medical claims. It urges readers to apply the product to nostrils and throat to prevent colds, promoting prices of 39 and 60 cents and mentioning a navy or shore advertisement tone.
Remembering Red Flannels and Home Remedies from Childhood
A fragmented reminiscence recalls long gone home cures and old salves. The piece notes how mothers used menthol camphor turpentine and various herbs to treat colds and aches while referencing Nash's Croup Salve and its aged preparation and scent.
Croup Relief Promoted by Nash's Salve in Homes
A historical advisory describes Nash's Croup-Pneumonia Salve used at home to ease a child's breathing. It recommends applying salve to nostrils, warming the chest with cloths and a padded packet, then covering to soothe and aid recovery under a doctor's guidance.
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Terrare
Auore Franti
Nash
Taxes Must Be Slashed Throughout The Nation
Secretary Mellon told Congress that tax reform could reduce surtax rates to 20 or 35 percent, easing administration and boosting revenue from higher taxable transactions. He warned excessive rates have driven trillions into tax exempt securities while government expenses remain high after wartime measures. He noted depressoin and unemployment affect those with small incomes most and promised no undue disruption to business from treasury refinancing and debt strategies.
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Ar. Mellon
Congress
Mellon
Erie
United States Treasury
Congrea
Settlement of Irish question praised by British and Irish leaders
A historical discussion lauds a conference approach between Britain and Ireland to resolve the Irish question. It credits both sides for mistakes and momentum toward a settlement that preserves the commonwealth’s stability and the peace of the new free state, with cautious support for full independence.
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British Commonwealth of Nations
Gesod
Democracy
Great Britain
Democracy of
Ireland
Mra
Chas. Guth
Free State
Woman Sues Lorain Doctor for Neglect and Losses
Mrs Louise Hubler of Cleveland filed a 10000 damages suit in common pleas court against Dr Wm E Wheatley a well known Lorain practitioner alleging improper stitching in September 1919 left her with pain and loss of work and marriage strain after a New York stint she says stitches were never removed until over a year later and only then did she begin to improve
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Wm E Wheatley
Lorain
Louise Hubler
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Court of Common Pleas
Wheatley
Keng Usrl
British Governor-General Considered in Irish Free State
Dublin December 7 Sinn Fein leader Eamon de Valera called the Sinn Fein cabinet to meet at noon tomorrow to discuss the details of the Irish settlement. Reports say Sinn Fein plans to appoint life-long senators while House of Commons members are to be chosen.
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Bela
Winston Curchill
Lord Fitzalan
Irish Free State
Dublin
Eamonn Dec Valera
Sinn Fain
Itla
House of Common
Fires Kill Sixty in German Forest Area
Forest fires near Saarlouis in Rhenish Prussia followed a dynamite factory explosion that killed 60 people and injured many more. The blast appeared from a tank rupture and caused heavy property damage.
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Berlin
Sarrlouis
Rhemish
Prussia
Markets Report From Cleveland Prices and Receipts
Markets in Cleveland show butter at 60 cents per pound for prints and 60.5 cents for extras. Cattle receipts 300 with steady market. calves 250 receipts steady to $12.00 top. Sheep and lambs 2000 receipts slow with top lambs at $11.75. hogs 4000 receipts steady to 25 cents higher with mixed yard categories listed.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Stocks Edge Higher as Motors Lead Rally
NY trading opened with a steady rise in motors and classics. Studebaker gained to 81 7 8 while Chandler moved up to 51 1 4. Mexican Petroleum slipped to 113 and Standard Oil of NJ rose to 188. Railroad shares inched up and Famous Players advanced to 733 4, with American Woolen climbing to 23 8. In Toledo hogs and cattle markets showed strength as spring cattle and veal trends varied. Belfast and Washington notes touched on Irish peace talks and a political revolt motion by Gallivan.
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Der
Motorssues
Studebaker
Chandler
Mexican Petroleum
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Northern Pac
Thin People Thie and Bifro-Phospha Showdown
The fragment describes a clash between thin people and a project titled Bifro-Phospha under FE Hague. It hints at a temporary guarantee over a few weeks and a shift toward healthier flesh, with a tepid, cryptic tone and unclear participants.
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FE Hague
Adriae
Oberlin Christmas Gathering Highlights Community Play
The Oberlin Woman's Club and local groups held Christmas events with student dramatizations and decorated homes. Reports note a host table, a tree with gifts, and performances from Mrs. Mitter and Mrs. Morrison's classes.
Jewelry Heist Guards Huge Treasure in Teheran Palace
In Teheran a cafe scene conceals a vast stash worth millions of dollars of jewels. A body of fifty armed men is employed to guard the hidden riches in the Shah of Persia’s palace.
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Teheran
Elyria Steel Worker Fatally Injured in Accidental Foot Injury
H Lt Boggs, 43, of 1328 Lake Ave Elyria, suffered a mashed right foot when a pli ron piece fell on it at The National Tube Company plant. All toes were broken and one toe was amputated at St Josephs hospital shortly before noon. Boggs worked in the torn atoes plant as a laborer.
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Boggs
Lake Ave
Elyria
Focal
National Tube Company
St. Josephs Hospital
Baxgs
Tornatoes
Hore atree Club Special Meeting Called by President Short
Special meeting of Hore atree Club members called for tomorrow night at the club room. President Short urges all members to attend.
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Short
Horeatree Club
Club
Rooma
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