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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1921
Page
5
A fragment from a circus narrative recounts Billy Whiskers speaking with a captive lion about suffering and freedom. The lion describes brutal capture, life in a cage, and a hoped breakout, while Billy moves toward the elephant enclosure amid a bustling crowd and a startled young lady.
A vintage home remedy promotes Pinex mixed with syrup as a cheap, fast cough suppressant. The ad claims the formula makes a full pint, tastes pleasant for children, and may ease throat irritation, hoarseness, and chest colds within about 24 hours. It guarantees satisfaction or money back from Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
Diphtheria cases reported as Carl Reuaser and influenza cases for John Unger. Oberlin health official Mr Michelson visited town. Grange meeting in Oberlin. Currier and Glover visits to Elyria and Oberlin. Edith Slack from Amherst stayed with William Austin. Comstock from Wellington dropped in. Various residents listed with travel, family visits, and a birthday for Mrs. M. B. Peabody.
In fields, Feb 2 report: Mr. and Mrs. EB Thompson visited son Harry in Elyria while Mrs Sutter and Bainbridge, sister Mrs J Jennese and family traveled to Cleveland. Walter Wallington sells property then plans visits to Michigan and Washington DC. Albert Allen of Muskegon Michigan visits friends here. A J Hulse bought a motor. Little son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Mezureak ill with spinal meningitis. Bessie Harding returned from hospital after tonsil removal. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Charles Black home Feb 10 with hostesses Black Taft Blaine and Cheesman. Rev Wright of Berea visited the Andrews. Thomas Andrews in serious condition after relapse. Mrs Kearne staying with friends and relatives at West Park.
Miss Cora Bowen spent a few days in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Gibbs left on a trip. Mrs. Bradley hosted the W T U. The Cinder coach east of Camden is finished. Andrew and Frank Davidson of Camden visited their ill brother James in Cleveland. Mrs. Frank Hewett visited Elyria. Mrs. Frank Ingersoll attended her grandson’s graduation at East Tech Cleveland. Andrew and Miss Mildred Davidson visited Oberlin. Adam Geist was in Oberlin on business. The Research club met with Mrs. Clarence Betts. next meet with Mrs. Cook Feb 11. Union church women serve dinner Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wil Betts and son of Camden visited Elyria. Simeon Hales and daughter went to New London for Levi Hales’ funeral.
Mrs Henry Twerrel dies after months illness at home. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm, East Cemetery interment. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bullock lived only a few hours. Various local visits, gatherings, and notices: visitors from Elyria and Lorain, bond to home life, Ladies' Aid plans, and a Sunday school convention postponement.
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