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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
6
A Elyria chapter of a medical association held an evening gathering at 8 20 focusing on truths about Dr Waite Adair and a report of a case by B Donaldson. Looked ahead to a talk on insulin as part of a broader medical program drawing attendees from across the area.
Obituary notice reports the death of Mrs Catherine af Angeles, California. Survived by daughter Miss Catherine Clark and Anna Clark of Middle Street, with two step sisters Mrs. Quirk and aymond of Columbus. Funeral and exact date not specified in the fragment.
Reports from wartime France recount courts martial and steep fines failing to quell German passive resistance. Local notes mention a horse purchase by E. C. Shattuck and a busy social week in Elyria Amherst Lorain area with funerals, visits, and school events. An Amherst funeral for Anthony Northeim Sr. highlighted, with long family ties and a large survivor list. Nearby sports saw Brownhelm A.C. beat Eastside A.C. 25 19, and South Amherst High games with mixed results. Aikens ill, local socials, and a concert planned for February 10 dominated community chatter. Legal notices in Columbus warn of workhouse sentences for driving after license revocation and bootleg penalties, while Dayton reports a murder case verdict looming.
Mrs George Ruth and daughter Audrey visited the Wm Ruth home on Middle Ridge Monday. Mrs Albert Latteman of Henriet ta will spend next week with her mother Mrs Angus McPherson. Miss Dorothy Sage, teacher at Middle Ridge district school, is spending the week at her home here due to fines. Miss Mary Chapin, visiting relatives here, left for Oberlin Tuesday. Miss Clarabelle Hite of Axtel visits Arthur Hasenpring home. Congregational Women’s Missionary Society bake sale set for Saturday February 10 at Lindsley & Sons grocery. Miss Ellen Atherton of Oberlin visited A J Shattuck home Sunday and Monday. Harvey M Brandau Jr ill at home last week, returned to Oberlin Sunday.
Norma describes her husband’s high blood pressure and relief after using Bouma a purely vegetable remedy. She notes dizziness sleeplessness and dread as symptoms and claims rapid improvement and restored energy after starting the treatment. The text promotes Bouma as a widely available remedy in drug stores and urges others with similar symptoms to try it.
Mrs. Marie Walters widow of 65 and her grandson John Walters five were killed when a heavy coal truck ran over them while crossing a street in Pittsburgh on February 3. The tragedy occurred as they walked near a roadway, with investigators examining the scene and local authorities reporting details of the incident.
J J Keho L L Wennana of Cleveland and Henry Maison neuve of France were guests of Mr and Mrs George Langton. Mrs McMillan ill. Langton's son Homer at Ohio State University. Markley School teachers host after meeting with cocoa and treats. school in spelling and speaking contests. community notes on local visits and illnesses.
Bay Village reports the home of Attorney Hintley at Osborn and Bassett burned Sunday evening due to an overheated furnace. Firefighters saved clothing and furniture but the loss reached about 12 000 dollars as water and chemicals ran low. The article also notes local meetings, society events, and a legal development in Youngstown where Judge Lyons granted a writ of habeas corpus freeing Mary Phillips from the county jail.
E C Blosser of the state highway department told the Ohio engineering society annual meeting that frequent changes in highway directors disrupt continuity of policy and hinder progress. Coker of Ohio State University argued that the two party system stems from American habits and teamwork. The remarks were made in Columbus on an unspecified February date.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions nasal congestion and a claimed remedy. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or concrete facts present. Unable to determine a coherent news item or event from readable content.
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