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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
6
The fragment discusses resources and wealth distribution in early United States history. It mentions state and national resources, banking, land, and regional wealth disparities. It notes England and national rate changes, with references to population and bank rate shifts over time.
Fragmentary text shows a discussion of War veterans and government payments, with references to sections, organizations, income, and shop entitlements. The readable parts imply concern over levies and benefits affecting veterans and workers.
Sally Meredith testifies of shattered nerves and alleged coercive conduct by Perry Meredith in a divorce case heard by Judge Redington. She recalls strange incidents including a possible poisoning attempt and mentions a gun and a medium but says peace is needed to avoid further conflict.
Officials urge workers to walk to work when possible and avoid crowded indoor venues. Emphasis on frequent hand washing, covering coughs, staying in open air, and avoiding exertion while sick. Nurses instructed to maintain cleanliness, isolate patients, and wear masks, changing them every two hours due to gauze shortages.
Reports from New York and Beirut state that three American relief convoy members were slain near Ehuali, Syria, on February 1 by brigands. Officials say natives in relief work handle much transport, with confirmation pending.
A reader questions the urge to wake from sleep due to pain from kidneys and bladder. The note describes an abnormal condition prompting repeated awakenings and seeks guidance on relief and treatment.
A dated medical advertisement touts Balmwort Kidney Tablets as a cure for kidney symptoms and secretions, claiming improved sleep and daytime energy. It warns that not all kidney disorders are fully treatable but promises gratifying recovery with use, listing back pains and urinary issues as addressed by the product.
The article recalls Dr Pierce a longtime physician with focus on women’s diseases. It notes his herbal tamper proof prescription and a trademarked Golden Medical Discovery with ingredients on the bottle wrapper. Also mentions a liver remedy and widespread sale of his tonics and tablets.
Fragmentary medical guidance mentions seven hours of rest, clean meals, fresh air, open windows, and proper disposal of expectorations. It also advises cleaning dishes and keeping patients warm, reflecting incomplete and unclear infection control tips.
Washington reports indicate wets back Governor Cox for the Democratic nomination promising to push modification of the Volstead Act and repeal of the 18th amendment. Backers cite Cox’s 1916 and 1918 wins as evidence of wet influence in key states including New York Illinois Ohio and New Jersey. Edwards of New Jersey faces slim odds as Bryan attacks his campaign and wet backers plan a broader effort.
Local coverage notes incumbent candidate Oblo faces re election challenges from challenger Cox in a primary. Supporters of Senator Pomerene claim the campaign focuses on enforcement of proseak prohibition laws and a stance against wet pupyore.
Paris February 4 Fiegel and an unnamed landlord faced judgment after a disputed lease. The landlord was ordered to spend a week in jail and pay a fine of 90 francs. The case involved renting an apartment at an initial rate of 100 francs, with an alleged increase to 250 francs per month.
Jennie May Walker of Sandusky says years of backache headaches and weakness ended after taking Uberel doses of Dreco. She notes relief from night urination, better appetite, weight gain, steadier sleep, and regained ability to work at home. Dreco is sold by Eberta Drug Store and all good druggists.
A public message urges residents to patronize local grocers to strengthen schools and churches. The note lists numerous local shopkeepers and addresses in Amherst, Avon, Elyria, Wellington, and surrounding towns, stressing dollars kept in town aid community facilities and fewer purchases from peddlers or mail order houses.
Foreign office requests details on landings of Major Walton and Lieutenant Wolf to forward an energetic protest to the United States government. Data already collected about prior actions in Guerrero and Is Will be claimed that Mexican territory was invaded by armed American forces.
In Columbus on February 4 the Ohio Prohibition party announces no state convention will be held May 27. Delegates will be chosen for the national Prohibition convention at Lincoln Nebraska on July 21 where candidates for the state ticket will also be selected. Gillilan chairs the party and notes ongoing work despite shifts in the national movement.
An old medical warning discusses the dangers of asthma, its severe impact on the nervous system and heart, and the futility of narcotic or ordinary remedies. It promotes a specific patent remedy and cautions readers about ineffective treatments and the need for proper guidance.
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