Notich of dissolution of partnership association
Notice declares the Wickens Ramshr Company Limited partnership dissolved effective January 7 1926. No further business under the association name. Chairman manager and treasurer listed.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
2
Notice declares the Wickens Ramshr Company Limited partnership dissolved effective January 7 1926. No further business under the association name. Chairman manager and treasurer listed.
Amherst news notes report the Amherst Eagles will initiate over forty candidates this Friday at Redington hall. Local events include a masmer ball, a wedding at the Anotter church, and various ill ness updates for residents.
Fragmented text reports a mother and woman discussing a Hypo Cod product's alleged benefits for aged, weak patients. It mentions two bottles, improved strength, and a claim of healing effects. The passage reads like a personal testimonial with references to remedies and uncertain outcomes.
Rates and information for classified page accepted until 10 o clock a m One cent per word per insertion cash in advance death notices lodge notices cards of thanks and in memoriam will be published on this page at 10c a line.
The world's largest floating drydock at Morse drydock and repair yards in Brooklyn lifted the ship Minnesota from the water in twenty minutes. The Minnesota is cited as the largest deadweight cargo carrier, and the dock’s quick work is described as a world record for speed. Builder E. P. Morse, Sr. is noted as the dock’s builder.
A fragmented 1920s style column taunts profiteers and urges public resolve. It cites ancient lifespans and odd anecdotes, mocks public lectures in foreign languages, and lampoons taxation and liquor policy while cheekily proposing a city breath smelter to aid the eighteenth amendment effort. It blends humor with social critique and regional notes.
The record lists a postponed meeting due to a measles outbreak and a series of social visits across town. Dr and Mrs Henry Nofner of Meveland visited relatives. Lucile Woesbecher and Lillian Ronk with Ina Shomas from Livia stayed with Mosses Gerlach. Frank Guild and Oda Morrington, now married, visited Toledo and planned a Louisiana trip. Carl Schiferheim and Ed Weugh recover at home while Margaret Rice returns to teaching duties.
An unclear local ad fragment mentions Cadomene as useful for old people. The garbled text references a Teal WS voluntary fetter and mentions a person named Hugh Kel or similar, plus a sale through a drug store and a railway or Musko r Okiv tn nene. The item reads like a dubious medical claim and misaligned supplier details with no clear outcome.
A New York physician warns catarrh of the stomach is dangerous as thickened mucous coats hinder digestion and can spread infection. Symptoms include sour breath, vomiting, stomach acidity, and foul-tasting tongue. Treatment suggested includes hot water lavage and a medicinal magnesia product to neutralize excess acid.
An old style advert promises quick backache relief from a patent remedy. It claims to ease lumbago sciatica and stiffness by rubbing on the body, promises harmless ingredients, no skin stains, and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from any drug store with rapid, lasting results. It mentions kidneys as not causing backache.
Dr Carey, a kidney and bladder specialist, warns against ignoring kidney symptoms. He cites signs like backache, ragged urine, specks, and dry skin, urging early attention and promoting his Marenrom prescription now widely available through pharmacists.
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