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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
11
Billy the goat contemplates escape as Farmer Grant and Lige finish tying up horses before a family to Springfield for the day. The farm crowd discuss leaving Billy tied, hoping he will be hungry upon return, and the goat begins chewing at his tether as plans unfold.
NERVES TREATED FREE. Sick people with weak nerves or related ailments are urged to write for Dr Miles liberal offer. The ad claims 30 years’ experience and free trial of two pound treatment and a book. Endorsements from clergymen and others are cited to persuade readers to send case details to Dr Franklin Miles, Elkhart Indiana.
The New York YWCA opens an odd job department led by Misa Bertha E Meade offering varied tasks for women amid the depression. Jobs include care for a poll parrot, chaperoning, assisting physicians, and settlement work, with women urged to assert influence in Washington to push legislation.
Wellington February 10 Entre Nous club members will host a theatre party in Cleveland to see the New York production of Way Down East at the Opera House. C W Gannett and others attenders note a busyness week with a tractor meeting in Columbus and a Spencer visit by MecHenry's orchestra. A Friday Eagles dance is planned, and high school Lit urged women to work in communities to bolster a movement and urge letters to congressmen as elections approach.
A reader asks for mailboxes to be placed for easier access by the mail carrier. They recount past guidance on placement and offer to pay for a short notice in the paper. The letter closes with thanks and a signoff.
The department of horticulture at Ohio Experiment Station emphasizes careful pruning of young trees to extend life and bearing of orchards. Proper pruning practices help establish strong structure, promote healthy growth, and ensure sustained yields.
Pruning is essential for young trees to form a proper framework as they grow older. Early pruning guides structure, enhances growth patterns, and supports future fruiting. As trees begin to bear fruit, selective pruning becomes important to remove weak growth and balance vigor for sustained production.
The Crart society hosted a service in Wellington with praise for the people. Pfeffer and Jones assume ownership of a New London grocery, with Jones and family relocating and Pfeiffer running the Wellington store. The New London shop will share the same building pillar as the existing one, seen as a promising business proposition. The Layman's League reported a strong meeting with thirty men. next gathering at the Christian church led by Brother Moore. Kinwison memorial will be placed on the schoolhouse roof in memory of former Superintendent Horldionisan, funded by the Wit 5. alumni.
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