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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1923
Page
4
Early reports say the Wilhelmina, a Matson liner with a full passenger list, collided with the Sierra near Ivancieco, causing the Sierra to list and flood. Wilhelmina reportedly took on passengers and crew as rescue efforts began after the crash.
In Ingleton and nearby towns a Memorial Fund drive is under way led by a committee including Mrs Gregg and Mrs Barnes. A W C T U group plans to meet and form clubs to promote the memorial. No definite plan yet but many clubs plan committees. A large gathering discussed the effort with talk of tablets and general plans.
President Harding delivers a in person appeal urging Congress to approve the ship subsidy and debt funding bills. He warns against dilatory tactics and calls for a decisive vote, linking both measures to national progress and Britain’s agreement. Public galleries show many empty seats due to sudden appearance.
Authorities warn influenza threatens in parts of the community and urge caution. Doctors say the danger rises with cold weather and advise calmness. Father John’s Medicine is recommended as a safe remedy for colds, with soothing breathing relief and a gentle laxative effect. It is claimed to be free from alcohol or narcotics and safe for all ages, unlike preparations containing morphine or opium which may depress heart action.
Mrs Rhine Cook died early this morning after a period of illness. Born in Morgan County she spent most of her life at her late home in Amherst. Survived by husband Reinhart Cook and children Mrs F J Cloverdale Mrs Paul Winarski Mrs Geo Crandall Mrs Tom Winton John and Edward Cook five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm at Cloverdale home then 1:30 pm at St Peter's Church Rev Egli officiating. Burial in Cleveland Street Cemetery.
Superintendent C. C Patterson Principal J. E. Cole E L Franz and W. W Chambers of Norwalk public schools are in Elyria today to inspect local schools. Norwalk schools had been closed for several days due to a flu epidemic that affected both teachers and students. They expressed pleasure with findings, especially the new addition to the technical high school.
Mrs Franz Schroeder aged 74 died at her West street home after a brief illness. Lifelong Amherst resident and St Peters Evangelical member, she is survived by nine children. Funeral private at 1:30 p m and 2 oclock at St Peters with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Also reports on Parent Teachers Association meeting and church social events in Amherst.
The annual report of the U S Steel Corporation shows that thirty two workers from Lorain and Elyria were paid 23000 in old age pensions last year. A four legged hen that lays regularly, owned by Frank Dishennett, a farmer west of Logan, uses only two legs for walking.
A sensational tale claims Miss Honor Graham Green of New York, described as a Yak beauty, wrote her life story in fiction to justify her death by self-inflicted action. She argues her fiancé’s betrayal and drug influences led to her downfall, ending with her suicide as a dramatic confession.
At the Central American conference closing, Washington announced that Honduras and Guatemala will submit their long standing boundary dispute to the mediation of President Harding. The dispute has long troubled both republics and drawn regional attention.
Senator Borah proposes trimming the army supply bill from 56 million to 27 million dollars. The move targets siverys and harbors programs in the fiscal package, aligning with budget bureau estimates and President Harding's approval.
Washington revenue commissioner announced extensions for corporate income tax returns. Domestic corporations may file by June 18, shifting the prior deadline from March 5. This update affects all company filings and provides additional time to prepare tax documents.
Miss Josephine Gatto and Joseph Angelo wed at St Mary’s Norwalk with guests from Elyria West Virginia Akron and Cleveland. Local notices mention birthdays, illnesses, funerals, and social visits across Birmingham and West Ridge, with community activities at Birmingham M E Church and Sabbath gatherings.
Word reached Lorain that Monday afternoon a rear end collision on the B&O railroad near Lester left J. E. Smith, 26, of Cleveland dead while in the caboose, and Charles Galazz of Lorain injured as another train backed into theirs.
Lorain February 1 Safety Director Harry Shiff ordered H and R hall inspected for safety after a police and firemen dance last night. Officials believe the hall may be in an unsafe condition when crowds gather.
Butter and eggs prices listed with per pound and per dozen figures. Cheese, poultry, apples, beans, cabbage, onions, tomatoes, and potatoes shown with assorted unit prices. Some lines include misread or unclear entries, but the overall page reflects a typical mid century regional market listing for dairy, meats, fruits, and vegetables.
New York stocks opened firmer with Pan American Petroleum up 1 2 to 92 1 2 California Portland? No, California Pete rose 3 8 to 80 1 8 and United States Steel edged 1 4 higher to 107 1 2 Chandler Motors up 1 4 to 70 3 4 Baldwin Locomotive slipped 1 2 to 106 1 4 In Cleveland cattle calves and sheep sold steady to strong Hogs eased 3 0 to 5 0 cents lower at 4500 head Openings in Chicago showed wheat off fractionally May at 118 1 4 to 1 2 and commodities mixed. Liberty bonds posted varied quotes.
Stiff Joints Pharmaciats claim Joint-Ease works when other remedies fail. The product purports to loosen stiff joints for sore inflamed and rheumatic joints and pledges quick results. Priced sixty cents a bottle at druggists everywhere.
An old style advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT for itching and piles. It claims itching relief and healing within six to fourteen days with a refund if it fails. The ad stresses soothing action and ease of use and cites a 40 cent price.
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