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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
2
A compact biographical sketch details Elyria pioneers M W Pond and T L Nelson. It covers Pond’s rise from saddler to inventor and businessman, his family, landmark properties, and a 1830s to 1900s civic life. and Nelson’s early struggles, banking leadership, temperance work, long service on school and Oberlin College boards, and community stature.
Barrington Rhode Island woman credits Resinol with curing two year eczema on ears after three days of use. She reports skin color returning within a week and recommends Resinol Soap and Ointment prescribed by doctors for most skin disorders and nursing use.
A numerology reading notes you are prone to discouragement and low confidence but expects money gains this year from a beneficial change. It mentions a shift from east to west in the fourth month, eye troubles ahead, smoking risks, moodiness, heavy travel, and two marriages.
A 1881 birthdate hints at strong ambition and long standing money prospects turning favorable around August. A forthcoming journey or absence of someone may affect plans. Health gradually improves, no operation needed, but a talkative dark house visitor may bring trouble. expect sickness and others’ difficulties this year with money and health gains possible.
Mam Smith and her sisterly kin recount the Nelson line, noting the death of a Nelson daughter in childhood and a widow residing in California. Frederick J. Sanford’s Elyria family, Francis Sanford’s link to Mrs. Hill, and Nelson’s pursuit of integrity are cited. The piece honors Nelson’s life, urging young men to follow his example as 64 million people live within five hundred miles of Pittsburgh.
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