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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
3
Grafton reports visitors from Lakewood and Cleveland visiting families, and Elyria and LaGrange residents joining gatherings. A card party at I. C. hall, Belden quilt club, Beekeepers meeting, and school health efforts with toxin anti-toxin administration are mentioned along with church services and local sports results.
A Mart Texas woman reports dramatic relief from nervous illness and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says it improved her weight, energy, mood, and ability to sew and work again, and she offers her letter to help others.
Local items report H H Perkins on a Wood County trip, Emma Jean Baum welcomed, and several families relocating or hosting visitors. Epworth League party at Grace Khans, Mrs A B Smith recovering, Bradstock plans a public sale Feb 20, and multiple illnesses including pneumonia and bronchitis among residents. Farmer’s week at Ohio noted.
State University at Columbus reports Mr and Mrs H H Perkins will spend the week in the capitol city. Miss Ruth Denham and her mother Para Wen grippe are noted in Farm Bureau interests. E L M society members visited Mr and Mrs Floyd DeLong in Chatham Friday evening with twenty eight attendees. The evening passed quickly as the regular business meeting occurred and refreshments were served.
North Russia area residents share visits and family gatherings. Mrs Wil Munson and son from Middle town visit Mrs Roy Franklin and W S Nash family, with Mrs G W Bemis and Alvin of Chestnut Ridge also stopping by Louisa Nash’s home. Others travel or stay with relatives, including Detroit trip for Mrs John Fiananun and a Sunday gathering at Chas Goulda’s, plus visits by Earl Joyce and Clyde Bartlett families and Alvah Gibson with Walter Walker’s daughter.
An advertisement urges readers to request a free trial of a rupture treatment claiming it tightens muscles and closes the opening without surgery. It questions wearing supports for life and warns of gangrene risks, citing dramatic efficacy and a contact address on Main Street.
Ed to Amherst Sunday to help care for her mother Mrs Evert who is seriously ill Mr and Mrs Ed Gibson of Ely spent Sunday with Mrs Gibson and son Avah Gibson Mr Gibson returned to Elgin with them to spend an indeterminate time Robert Moulder and family of Birmingham visited the Fred Berg home Beloved William Hudson 63 collapsed and died on a Bellaire street enroute to his brother’s funeral His son William Hudson Jr witnessed the collapse and a doctor arrived too late
An old advertisement claims Zemo provides prompt relief for itching and skin eruptions. The product line includes Zemo liquid and Zemo ointment with priced items and a druggist distribution for home use. The copy touts cleansing and soothing effects and targets a range of skin troubles.
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