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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
8
Paris remembers Edouard Branly, the early radio pioneer, as a frugal self taught inventor working in a dusty workshop. He describes crafting his tools himself and balancing science with practical earnings while shaping wireless history despite limited subsidies.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck are parents of a son born at St Joseph's Hospital in Avon Irene Golgh area. The event is recorded in the local birth notices with emphasis on the new arrival and parental names.
An old time hair treatment renamed Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is marketed as restoring natural color and lustre to faded or gray hair. The ad claims a modern version with a new ingredient costs only cents and works quickly, leaving hair dark, thick, and glossy. It suggests applying with a sponge or soft brush and reapplying until gray disappears.
Lorun February 4 reports Rupert Elroo named in trial for boy slayer. Henry Mittendorf fit at home. Katherine Dechant in Cleveland. True Blue Baptist Sunday school held event with Archie and Elsie Chester ending penny saving contest with over 580010 pennies. Various social notes and visits from Lorain to Cleveland and Toledo.
Ridgeville gossip lists Miss Gertrude Henned visiting with Mr and Mrs Buch in Lorain on Saturday. The Grange 11 held its net parts on Saturday evening February 18. Belle Terrell and Mr and Mrs J Herrig with children from Cleveland visited their aunt Mrs KO Brewster. Mrs Clarence Oster spent Monday in Lorain. Arthur Shaw of Cleveland was the weekend guest of his broker Shaw and wife Johan Rovinson of Elyria called on friends last Sunday.
In Pittsfield the community marks the seventy sixth birthday of Mrs Mary Sternagnen celebrated in Elyria at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Weinker. Attendees include Mir Ezra Mall and Mir O Stone and local families.
Wellington residents hear of guests from Norwalk Minnesota Oberlin and Elyria. Local families host relatives with mentions of sick lists and shopping trips. A Paris court ruling limits poultry noise with a small damages award.
Berlin reports a new strict order from Vice Admiral Raeder, head of the Baltic naval station, prohibiting bobbed hair among wives of German sea officers. The decree sparks protests from officers' wives and sharp satire in the Frankfurter Zeitung, noting past grooming rules for naval crews.
The Coast Guard cutter Northland, successor to the Bear, undergoes overhaul after her maiden Alaskan voyage. Built as a steel ship, it aims to test ice crushing power on a future northern voyage, challenging the belief that only wood ships withstand ice crush.
In Kansas City a general hospital and refuge require proof of poverty for admission. A 31 year old applicant carried certificates showing deposits of 5600 dollars while a 70 year old had 5680 in cash and certificates, found in coat. Both were admitted to private hospitals.
Seattle authorities launched an official inquiry into a hazing episode at the University of Washington after President M L Spencer requested action. Masked students abducted Marion Zioncheck, head of the Associated Students, forcing him into Lake Washington and shaving his head.
The ad touts Allenhru Number 2 little green capsule as a fast cure for rheumatic pain. It claims dramatic relief within days with a specific dosing schedule and guarantees satisfaction or a refund from Phillip's Drug Co.
Mayor Easiph S. Bamer of Lynn Massachusetts openly opposes a 93 day statewide order to muzzle dogs. He directs city police to arrest any state agent attempting to shoot unmuzzled dogs within Lynn while warning locals to ignore the edict. The scare reflects tension between local and state authorities on animal control.
Mrs Weaver says she was weak and bedridden before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The treatment led to better sleep increased strength and ability to work and care for three children She shares her positive experience and invites inquiries from other women with similar troubles East Smithfield Street Art Pleasant Pennsylvania case cited by a claimant who endorses the product
Reports from Pacite Coat indicate a drop in vinegar manufacturers’ output for the last year, with approximately half the production seen compared with prior years.
A Paris report describes a rising movement to place castes throughout France under official surveillance after anti French incidents last summer. Jean Jane Frappe leads the campaign recounting episodes involving Americans, a French guide, and German parties near Chateau Thierry and Cote 108.
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