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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1924
Page
7
University of Wisconsin professor Joseph Jastrow discussed revivalist beliefs at an Open meeting held yesterday afternoon. He explored spiritualism, noting early beliefs and later critical analyses, and suggested many so called phenomena could be explained as fakes.
An old medicinal ad touts S. S. as a blood cell energizer since 1826. It claims vegetable kernels rejuvenate red blood cells and restore strength, with a promise of bloom to the cheeks. Sold in drugs stores, large bottle offers economy.
Farmer turned art patron John Thompson, famed for collecting works like the $250,000 Laughing Mandolin Player, condemned spiritualist hoaxes and explained how mediums faked phenomena. He cited Fox sisters and Davenport brothers while presenting slides and lecturing on belief and deception.
Mrs Nathaniel E Harris of Radford Pennsylvania serves as first vice president of the National Council of Women of the United States. The group founded by Susan B Anthony boasts over eleven million members worldwide and plans a Washington DC meeting in May 10265 presided by the Marchioness of Aberdeen.
A vintage ad touts mustard plasters for congestion colds and chest coughs with claims of curing throat pain croup asthma and pneumonia prevention. It promotes adult and children versions including a mild baby formula and hospital size jars priced at 35c 9 30.
At Broad street crossing in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio an auto driven by a watchman obstructed view of a fast New York-Chicago train striking a Ford trio. Helen Derks 18 Eva Derks 44 Verron Brakefield 24 died on scene. Brakefield’s parents notified in Adams Tennessee. The accident occurred about 11:87 last night as the train traveled 1700 feet before stopping.
The new British Cabinet promotes Thomas Shaw known as Tom Shaw a longtime Lancashire weavers leader. Born in 1872 in Lashire he began mill work at age ten and rose through the union to become Secretary of the Textile Trades Federation.
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