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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1923
Page
7
William Hunley longtime Hollenden hotel superintendent in Cleveland died Saturday at the State hospital after a two month illness of paralysis. During his service he became acquainted with presidents and played a role in earlier local events.
A North Carolina pharmacist’s discovery markets Vicks VapoRub as a remedy for deep colds and congestion. The circular promotes applying the salve with mustard plasters, steam inhalation, and repeated treatments, urging physician involvement for serious cases and noting wide U S usage and domestic popularity.
The man rose during the Whitla kidnapping era, supplying information to the police for a 2600 reward. He and his wife moved to a farm near Oberlin about four years ago where she fell ill. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Springfield.
Geo. B. Matcham, born May 13 1843 in Pittsfield Ohio, dies at 1215 S Professor St Oberlin. He moved to Oberlin in 1895 after earlier life in Pittsfield and Vermilion. Married twice, five children, inventor of farm machinery, active in temperance, local church and Linwood Park Vermilion ventures. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p m at home with burial in Pittsfield.
Oberlin reports William Whiteside colored, arrested three months ago on a gambling charge, rearrested yesterday after Rev. John Thompson provided information. He appeared before Mayor Smith, fined 200 and costs, and sentenced to six months in the workhouse.
Miss Mary Hosford received a telegram from George Booth Lake City Minn announcing the death of his mother Mrs Julia Booth in Lake City. Mrs Booth 78 years old led in Oberlin for many years. Recently Mr Booth took her to his home in Lake City. Burial will take place in Tiskilwa Illinois.
Lloyd Quinn colored, who escaped bootlegging charges, was fined $200 before Mayor Smith. Miss Violet Bell and Leslie Bickle wed in Elyria, plan Grills Farm residence. Prof Harry N Holmes spoke to the Rotary on colloids in daily life. Mr Powers ill with flu at home. Oberlin hosts Otterbein basketball Saturday. Bishop Leonard to conduct services at Christ Church next Sunday.
Major General Henry T Allen, commander of the S. S occupation force in Germany, resigns as unofficial observer to the Rhineland commission. The move comes days after the last Erp detachment departed. A small class will be confirmed at Ehrenbreitstein. photo shows Allen lowering the U S flag. Other notes include Mrs. Louis Mungeon ill with pneumonia and local social mentions.
A fragmented report notes Jamaica supplying premium pimentos while South America and Mexico also grow them. It describes a grain farm near Winnipeg covering 12,000 acres with 1600 married men and 12384 married women aged 15, using trucks and tractors once requiring 400 horses and 2,000 acres of feed. It also mentions Crater Lake at 6,000 feet remaining unfrozen while nearby lakes at lower elevations freeze.
The Lorain County National Farm Loan Association offers long term loans on farms at 51 2 percent interest. It is the only Federal Farm Loan Association in Lorain County, Ohio, under supervision of the Federal Farm Loan Board with a lower rate than The Joint Stock Land Bank. Attorney A H West 805 Bank Bldg Elyria Ohio secretary treasurer.
An ancient royal edict in China directed the cultivation and use of wheat rice millet sorghum and the soy bean, formalizing an annual ceremony dating back to around 3700 B.C. This ritual underscores early state involvement in staple crops and agricultural calendars.
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