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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1928
Page
14
Three members of the Hick family face testimony as Marion Parker murder case unfolds. Court proceedings reveal Hickman’s purported confession and a silent recount of reasons behind the crime, including fear of being trapped and distrust of the young victim.
An old advertisement promotes Joint-Ease for rheumatic agony and joint pain. It claims quick relief for inflamed joints, neuralgia, arthritis, sore muscles, tumbago, and sciatica, with a nightly rub for foot comfort and a free large tube offer by Pope Laboratories Desk 5 Hallowell Maine.
A man described a long standing inner conflict he termed a complex. He said this burden had troubled him for years and left him unable to see a practical use for religion. He claimed the problem possibly bordered on insanity but insisted he was not insane.
Mrs Mabel Crown visited Cleveland Saturday. Norwalk hosting guests from Cleveland and Henrietta figures into a weekend of dinners and hospitality. Church activities include Camden mission meeting and a Europe trip talk at the schoolhouse. basketball teams face Oberlin Business College.
An old family practice doctor from Monticello Illinois promoted Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for constipation and minor illnesses. The ad claims widespread use across homes, urging readers to request a free prepaid sample bottle by writing to Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in Monticello Illinois.
The article records Oberlin residents visiting events in Cleveland last week with Mrs McCotter and Mrs Mary Buckley hosting locals, plus Berlin Heights and Henrietta Institute ties. It mentions Mr and Mrs L C Bates, Lyle Hudson, Emma Brumby and James Barry hosting relatives and attending the Farmers Institute activities.
Marguerite Lee competes in Elyria Tuesday while LaVern Whitney, 5th grade, wins first prize in the written spelling contest held in Amherst Saturday.
A German church installs an electrical heating system that can heat chosen pew sections. A New Zealand survey reports farm children outperform city children in certain measures.
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