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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
11
In Parisian days of old, coiffeurs on the Grands Boulevards supplied knot professors who arranged elegant ties. The professors marked social rank, with cravats showing salon origin. Wealthy men paid for at home services, earning a tidy sum per round.
In Durkee house wood, the Chinese servant Lee Chow appears again. He explains he has waited near Miss Graham to protect the family from a white intruder, then uses a reed whistle whose sound summons two Chinese men from the shrubbery.
A fragment from a historical column notes changes in necktie fashion by professors, then shifts to the British Museum receiving a flea collection tied to Rothschild and varied scientific curiosities. It mentions Marseilles fleas, a 3,000 year old birth certificate claim, and a Grenoble fossil flea found in Baltic amber.
The article cites Louis Forrest describing ancient fleas found in a tomb and likening them to those in modern crowded places though without eyes. It notes their tertiary period origin and links to Egyptian life, alongside brief local social notices about visits and funerals in Ohio communities.
Mrs Rena Camoran visits Miss Helen on February 12 as Vincent Vincent accompanies the guest and scene notes reflect a social call in local society.
Earle B Mayfield has won his bid for a United States Senate seat as the Democratic candidate after securing victory in the election.
The 1923 Texas senatorial nomination faced contest charges alleging a Ku Klux Klan conspiracy and money influence. The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections dismissed the charges. Mayfield, a veteran Texas politician from Overton, served in the state senate and the Railroad Commission and studied law at Southwestern University Georgetown.
An advertisement promotes Marma Prescription Tablets as a quick weight loss solution. It urges buying from a Detroit Mich druggist and taking a tablet four times daily with a plan to reduce weight, claiming many men and women regain their figures with the product.
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