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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1919
Page
8
A historical column discusses career paths for female buyers in stores, noting high pay, advancement from sales to buyer, and required traits. It mentions social headlines on marriages and local notices about residents and a death in Lorain, with community updates on Christmas visits, travel, and local gatherings.
A dialogue between Bob and Uncle Harry highlights the rising use of reinforced concrete in construction. Brick Young, a concrete expert and Mills Construction Co. chief, explains career prospects and notes key books like Popular Handbook of Concrete Materials and Cement and How to Use It. The Plumber next week. Orrar Girls' Newspaper service 1919.
Thousands of women suffer bladder trouble and headaches as a sign of kidney issues. The ad claims Swamp Root can restore healthy kidneys and relieve back pain nervousness and other symptoms, urging readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle and order from Dr Kilmer Co.
The writer argues rising paper costs, driven by private price fixing, threaten the Chronicle Telegram and queries whether government ownership should expand. He cites broader price increases across goods, calls for keeping government oversight to prevent private manipulation, and warns against surrendering control to private interests while noting transportation and postal system issues.
The piece condemns denatured and wood alcohol poisonings, labeling sellers as criminals and potential murderers. It notes arrests and charges for those selling such liquor as beverages, warns of violations of state and national law, and cautions against greed-driven crimes in Lorain County.
A Asheville judge voices that current substitutes for beer and whiskey will soon harm liquor drinkers. The newspaper reports appear aligned with his opinion.
Grafton life long resident Wells A Chamberlain dies at 74 after brief illness. Funeral held Friday afternoon in Nichols cemetery with large attendance. Also notes Christmas events at Aldrich district school and local gatherings, plus residents visiting kin during holiday season.
In Elyria Mrs. E C Blackwell of 640 Hast Broad St. recounts back pain dizziness and poor kidney action before using Doan's Kidney Pills from Philips Drug Store. She reports relief and ongoing health with occasional use, endorsing the remedy firmly. Ad notes price 60c and urges asking for Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
General Frank McIntyre, assistant chief of staff, was awarded the Order of the Bath by Great Britain, an announcement from the War Department said. The honor was conferred by the Prince of Wales.
A drug claims to transform diseased skin and blood into healthy through “Wonderful affirmative Properties” and to clear pimples ulcers and eruptions. The ad cites 40 years on drugmirt use by a JOC Men denhall, 40 years old, from Ind. sold by Cl We Prhimps Drug Store.
In November 1918 a miner from Terre Haute recounts severe lung pain coughing blood and weight loss from dust exposure. He credits Milks Emulsion with loosening dust in the lung, weight regain, and return to work. The ad promises a palatable solid emulsion that restores health, digestion and appetite with a money back guarantee.
Abe Martin notes the odd rule that in a certain restaurant only two green clerks who lack awareness handle meals for Ike Sales, a former front-line worker who started with nothing and now is on parole after his arrest on a past offense.
Major General Thomas M. Barrie, 64, former commander of the Central Department and the Department of the Fast, died in Washington this morning after a three week illness. Cremation was the stated cause. Body to be sent to New York for burial. he retired from the army on October 13.
The ad claims three key body processes affect health digestion elimination and blood quality. It promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a low cost relief promising prompt improvement with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It urges trying the remedy after failed medicines and doctors.
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