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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1920
Page
7
Senora Borniliac, wife of a diplomatic representative ungtun, may become Mexico's next first lady. Reports say Senor Bonilas received a presidential nomination offer from the Mexican National Civilian party and has wired for the party platform with tentative acceptance.
February report from The Sunday Times notes growing belief in a careless diplomacy as the Port of Kewumg stands by, with speculation over a new ambassador and Lord Tidings repeatedly mentioned.
Vern Martin owner offers three work horses two farm horses twelve high grade dairy cows some fresh in March fifty White Rock hens ten bushels cod oats ten ton ear corn fifty pounds potatoes and various farm implements. Terms cash under five dollars or nine months on bankable notes at six percent interest. Lunch served by Ridgeville Grange ladies. Dan Eason, auctioneer. H Joslyn, clerk.
A reader in Elyria Ohio signs a testimonial praising Ner Worth family tonic for restoring energy and health. The note claims the product helped the husband recover strength to perform farm and housework and mentions the wife’s improved ability after taking the medicine. The letter is presented as a personal endorsement from a local resident.
A vintage advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as a blood builder to combat influenza related weakness. It claims the product strengthens the blood, aids recovery, and is endorsed by physicians. The copy instructs readers to ask for Circle’s Pepto-Mangan and to look for the nine on the package.
Hospital notes list patients admitted to Gates hospital and nearby addresses including Mrs J Motena 16th Street, Mildred Roberts at Mary Suldin, Ruth Titar Piarsard and Ruth Roberts with injuries, plus Ivan A Adte at North Rodney and Frank Spencer at Woodfind Avenue. Names of nurses and staff appear alongside locations.
Oberin records Dr T J Gatrell a former China missionary passing away in Santa Ana California. He died last Thursday February 12 after years abroad with his wife returning to the U S. Burial was in Santa Ana. Mrs Gatrell is sister of Mrs W Fo of Elim Street A Sea Atlson was here in two years ago.
Two separate Sunday afternoon fires damaged homes and caused injuries. At 163 Kim Street the Chapman home caught fire from a grate and open cellar sparks, soon spreading smoke and ash. A second blaze near 130 South Professor Street damaged property. investigators suspect an electrical short as the cause.
Obetun reports a Woman's Auxiliary dinner at Mrs. Grant's home with Andrew of Christehurei Fellow attendees from Jait Codlege are invited. Father and Son are mentioned for a February 17 event and reminder for next Tuesday evening.
Hobart Ohio Feb 16 Charles Swofford a Lone Wolf Oklahoma area farmer was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to plotting to murder his granddaughter the newborn baby of his daughter.
Washington reports say American Legion committees pressed Congress for a $50 monthly war veteran bonus and compulsory sanitary training. The drive, revived after agitation at the Minneapolis convention, aims to secure a specific government settlement for veterans.
The Fox feature Thieves arrives at the Strand Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday starring Gladys Thackhwall in a tale of emotion and redemption. Anes Brockwell delivers notable portions including a tense confrontation with a boss.
The Strand Theatre will show The Woman in the Suitcase this Sunday and Monday, starring Benanett in a produced film. Advertisements mention Mr Dice pushing for full filming, with details partially obscured in the copy.
Washington reports a definite plan to cut the high cost of living will be submitted to the government by railroad brotherhood chiefs this month. More demands will be held in abeyance at the President’s request as two million railroad workers await the February 23 union conference. The chiefs praised some presidential principles but criticized the administration and Congress over the rising cost of living.
In South America the 9 Net notes large leaves. In India Victoria Regia grows leaves several feet across with buoyancy enough to hold a child. Edges curl upward forming a shallow bowl.
Mary Garden the renowned Philadelphia born soprano is eyed as successor to the late Cam panini to lead the Chicago Grand Opera Association. She questions why a woman cannot run the company and notes women run many other enterprises.
Chairman Payne of the Shipping Board completed plans to revive auction bids for thirty former German passenger ships seized during World War I. The sale was set to start at 11:00 a.m. in line with the District of Columbia Supreme Court hearing on the board’s motion to avoid a temporary injunction.
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