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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
Report notes Davis near as a case illustrating rapid gains in strength and weight with nervous run down and anxious demeanor. Multiple similar cases cited. article emphasizes medical observations and treatment implications.
An advertisement from Liberty Centre Indiana touts a treatment that claims to restore strength, vitality, and weight after childbirth or illness. The copy includes a testimonial about nervousness and fatigue and mentions a druggist in Indianapolis and a note about Japanese shrine offerings for children on certain birthdays.
Fragmented text depicts a chaotic scene with incomplete phrases and misread names. Characters named Dorle Toad and Mana Green Lene appear amid a rainy setting, with snippets suggesting a confrontation and a dreamlike exchange about ownership and identity.
In a whimsical garden scene, animal voices debate frogs and toads. Mama Green Frog and Mama Hoppy Toado discuss egg laying and species differences while Doris chimes in about growing up and soldiers of a fictional army. The dialogue shifts through playful mischief and nature’s quirks.
Residents gather to celebrate on December 8 at Mrs Breihee's niece Mrs David Hill in Amherst and a Pleasantly Surprised party marks the 24th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Barry Stath from Eleria. The Ladies Aid Society of the Moochuren and a Christian community choir practice are announced for December 16.
Mrs. Walter Smith visits neighbor Mrs. Henry Powell and family in East Palestine while Mins Morey recovers. James Langdon was in Cleveland. Carrick farm sold to Mr. Powls from Gulf road. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carrick to move to Elyria. Nichols Crowell suffers rheumatism. County Parent-Teacher Association meeting held in Elyria with remarks by A. R. Webber on Lorain County history titled a masterpiece. audience praised the address as the best in Faton township.
In a terse notice, Eaton Jaton is reported to have left an exerted home with Mrs Luttie Munn from HIL area. The brief item notes the pair's departure in guarded terms amid local social reporting.
A catalog listing over 300 titles by popular authors and publishers. It highlights Grosset and Dunlap and A. J. Burt Publications with authors such as Zane Grey James Oliver Curwood and Harold Bell Wright among many others.
The Wayne Hosiery department promotes a holiday line of men women and children hose. Listings include Lisle Silk mock seam and full fashioned silk hose in multiple colors with prices from 0.50 to 12.29 per pair and wool blends in heather and silver fox tones.
A catalog noting prices from 21te to Rio per box for stationers including Coyle and Guimore dine perfumes Colgate and Mudcut items. Gift boxes prepared for Christmas trade and featuring perfumes toilet water and toilet soap.
Colorful beads and ostrich feather boas are highlighted as festive gift ideas. The display ranges from 25 cents to 25 dollars, emphasizing attractive colors and variety suitable for Christmas presents.
Windsor Ties offers plain colors and plaid designs in black navy and red priced around 1.00 to 1.75 with multiple size and finish options.
Children’s umbrellas priced at 1.65 2.00 and 2.50 lead a holiday assortment. Ladies and men’s umbrellas described as splendid and new within 30 days with prices from 0 to 15.00.
Gloves dominate holiday display with leather silk and suede varieties from Kayser Co Julius Kayser & Co Trefousse and others. Kid gloves priced from 1.00 to 7.00 per pair plus matching knit mittens for children and ladies in multiple colors and lengths.
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