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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
19
An Elyria hotel owner says guests are largely honest with minimal thefts of room fixtures and furnishings. He notes rare losses like towels or minor items, while wax soap tends to disappear. Traveling salesmen are praised for not stealing, and most guests cause little trouble beyond occasional minor damage.
Ridgeville Dee 10 Frank Meson attended a Chamber of Commerce banquet in Cleveland honored Proma Masten and Deputy mastery of Northern Ohio The town records deaths and events with neighbors like Mrs Buckingham and Mr Buckingham. Church activities and Christmas plans are noted along with health concerns and local remedies.
Dinner guests were hosted by Mr and Mrs Wm Blair as Sunday visitors. Mary Gibbons visited Cleveland on Thursday. Miss Lillian Bermacher died at home on Cleveland Road after a health decline. The Simmonds family moved in with Mrs Simmons on Station Road. J Snider Evelin and Dons Lucas spent Monday in Cleveland. Mrs Pittson is quite ill while Mrs Harris spent the weekend in Cleveland. Clarence Oster and children visited Lorain on Sunday.
Poultry demonstration farms in Ohio finished the year with the highest average egg production ever reported for so large a number of hens. The Ohio State University department of poultry husbandry led the record keeping showing an average of 143.6 eggs per hen for the year ending October S. This exceeds the four year ago level by more than 15 percent. The farmers agreed to keep accurate records following the best poultry practices advised by university specialists. The highest flock record was achieved under this program.
Ernest P Kunkel of Mercer County owns the second highest producing flock in the state, while J E L Schlatter of Fulton County owns a buff legbar flock. The record average was 1896 eggs per hen for the year as Leghorns led the production and Rhode Island Reds were another prominent flock in the demonstrations.
An advertisement promises rapid relief from piles using Peterson's Ointment. It claims one or two applications prove its healing power, with the ointment priced at 34 cents per box and available from druggists.
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