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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1923
Page
2
The fragmentary lines mention Dec 10 items across counties with references to estates and deaths, tax talks, court actions, and local happenings. Names like Richland Crawford and Ohio boards appear, plus notes on alledged Ku Klux Klan activity and a tax relief discussion.
An ad touts Joint Ease as a prescription remedy available through pharmacists for rheumatic and inflamed joints. It promises fast, source-directed relief via skin absorption and lists Phillips and druggists as selling points.
Reports from Lima and Bucyrus note crude oil at 3 50 a barrel, potential spring price rise while drilling slows south of Landneck. In Wooster, two Presbyterian churches reject a union plan for a new building. In Cincinnati a homeowner defends against a burglar, and Barnesville records a fender-bender with a road repair machine slipping into a ten foot ditch.
Jimson weed orthorn apple was brought by eypsies who regarded it as their personal poison.
In Canton court, Judge Bowman scolds Harry Johnson for stealing an overcoat as he smiles and thanks the judge. Johnson explains politeness stems from etiquette while being processed for the rogues gallery.
Eaton residents will see the Razoux Berg Company on Monday evening December 10 as part of the lecture course. The program features Paul Razoux, a magician, and Russell Berg, a crayon artist and reader, billed as a reasoning entertainer with remarkable demonstrations beyond ordinary magic.
The public enjoys a show featuring Razoux’s sleight of hand and audience participation. Berg follows with a contrasting routine that reorients interest after a sequence of puzzling illusions.
Advertising copy urges readers to use Musterole to relieve congestion and stimulate circulation during influenza grippe and pneumonia. It claims quick relief with a warm tingle and cooling sensation and promotes a milder form for babies and children with 3c and 65c jars and tubes.
Ines Rus has studied at Johu Herron Art School in Indianapolis and Butler College for public speaking. Jie blends art and humor in a chalk talk featuring drawings cartoons impersonations and humorous selections. The Razous Borg entertainers promise high class mystery and thrills with their act.
In Medina county J and Moore of Canton paid a 23 dollar fine for pheasants out of season. Meanwhile Sep of Brunswick fined Owen Skeem and Enos Daubtry for shooting quail. Powell of Ashland faced a 25 dollar fine for driving intoxicated. George Redway, 90, longtime editor and contributor to the Oberlin area paper, died in Redland, California after leaving Oberlin College to join the Civil War. Rev. Robert R. Watson, 68, died from injuries after a Thanksgiving porch slip.
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