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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
2
A regional Masonic event in Elyria featured a dinner with past masters and visiting dignitaries. Toasts highlighted lodge history, Solomon’s era symbolism, and the fraternity’s educational aims, with souvenirs and a ceremonial toast by the master.
A testimonial from W. W. Neff of Oklahoma City credits Milks Emulsion with restoring health after a severe cough, failing appetite, and weight loss. The ad claims the product heals digestive issues quickly, increases appetite, and rebuilds strength, offering a money back guarantee with six bottles.
Members of King Solomon’s Lodge gathered for a benediction by Rey W. L. Burner and a singing of One Hour With You. The audience united in a pledge to rededicate their lives to the order’s future responsibilities and principles as the meeting adjourned.
Mayor Jones travels to Cleveland tonight to be initiated into the Shriners. He is uncertain about returning to his duties tomorrow and may arrive at the office late in the morning.
Ohio's winter wheat acreage is 12 percent below last year due to weather conditions and damage by the Hessian Fly, per the December crop report from the Ohio Bureau of Agricultural Statistics. The report released in Columbus notes the impact on statewide wheat production.
The state department received Merzico's reply to the last American note on the Jenkins case. A Dutch woman requested a money order to send to her son in the Far East and said she had left her tether at both amid he was unnamed.
Ad shows a Rochester Cold Water Percolator product claim and a large hardware store promotion for a big assortment on the New Second Floor House Furnishing Department at Day's Hardware. The fragment mentions a date style 12-1812 and emphasizes shopping for percolators and related items.
Washington reports night session of the Senate to push the Cummins railroad bill before the holidays. The measure aims to meet railroad needs upon private control return, with anti strike clauses and two substitutes to be reviewed. The White House signals President Wilson remains open on returning railroads to private control.
Service Director Beck and Fire Chief Bates will visit Cleveland to inspect the new fire department apparatus being built at the White Automobile factory. The pumping engine nears delivery and should be at No 6 engine house within two weeks. The beams and casing are not yet ready but will be rushed.
The major buffalo hunt west of the Mississippi ends as 132 animals from a herd of 800 are slaughtered to meet Christmas meat demand in western cities. The date is December 18.
Washington reports an agreement to move the McNary sugar bill today with Senate concurrence on House amendments. If no concurrence occurs a conference would be required, likely delaying action before the holiday recess as opponents push to extend debate.
Admitted entries show a son born to Mr and Mrs JG F Casseau on Furnace street and a son born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Satoris in LaGrange along with a newborn for Mrs Harry Sto low of 187 Erie street and Rollin Bunwell of 306 East River street. Discharges include W J Rieth of 531 Broad street and Raymond Boggs of 1223 Lake avenue. Miss Candace Bradley of Metroee Mass will become assistant superintendent at Hig ha Memorial hospital. Miss Helen Sontar Mac JKichen and Miss Marion Kaylor were in Cleveland today and yesterday respectively.
Life France December 18 reports an internal machine with pounds of high explosives found in a freight car retained from Germany. Time fuses removed from the device exploded an hour later. Military authorities conduct the investigation.
An old advertisement claims Neustenia Lintmant eases breaks sprains and rheumatic pains. It touts rapid relief for aching joints with a supposed magic effect, urging readers to buy half ounce 50c or trial sizes 30c from a druggist, featuring Dr Jones’ image on the wrapper.
A Muzquiz Mexican and his brother, captured by Francisco Villa during a raid last week, arrived in San Antonio to arrange a $10,000 ransom. He asked for anonymity fearing trouble. The informant claimed Villa commands about twenty machine guns, many operated by Americans, and that Villa’s force numbers about 600 fighters with two horses each.
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on December 18 Mr and Mrs Thomas Thomas Keepers were wed. As rice proved scarce friends celebrated by showering the couple with lima beans noting the high cost of living.
Prosecutor Edmund C. Gaskill said there was new evidence in the Billy Danser murder and his men might make additional arrests. Charles Whids is charged with the killings and an accessory after the fact.
Atlanta Ga Dec 18 prewar prices of 5 cents for coffee sweet milk buttermilk chocolate and milk drinks at soda fountains ordered to take effect Tuesday by John A Manset in Atlanta.
readable fragments indicate a public notice style but text is garbled leaving unclear action or entities. strength lies in scattered names and potential dates but details are incomplete for a full summary.
An assortment of earthern tea pots has arrived at the Second Floor House Furnishings department, Day's Hardware reports. The items were ordered months ago and are now available for purchase.
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