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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1920
Page
10
London reports Allies agree Germany may arraign 680 individuals at Leipzig with no Allied interference. The note reserves power to judge Germanys good faith and permits a mixed Allied commission to publish charges. It also presses the Netherlands to reconsider asylum for the former emperor.
Judge Hoyt of Denver speaks at the Baptist Church in a two day prophecy study on the coming of Christ. He attends a major Prophetical Conference in Boston later this week where he plays a prominent role.
New York City faces a milk famine as heavy snow storms halt milk trains. High winds create snow drifts blocking railroad cuts, delaying deliveries from northern suppliers. About half the city’s milk consumption relies on these disrupted shipments.
The Amalgamated Order of Confirmed Bachelors experiences a setback when member John Pullen and Lorain resident Esther Bryan marry in Elvira, officiated by Rey W R Winters. Pullen, a charter member, will be honored with funeral services.
An Elyria resident, Mrs. F. E O’Ferrell of 120 Parkview Court, reports relief from persistent kidney pain after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She describes tiredness and back pain improving after taking the remedy, endorsing its effectiveness and noting price six cents at dealers.
Edison star Glen Ellison performed selections at the Milly music store concert for Edison phonograph tests. A violinist and a Scotch baritone joined him, and the audience was well pleased despite severe weather.
A Dayton News clipping lists names of residents claiming goitre removal with Sorbil Gatrapla syrup in small bottles. The piece promotes Darton visits and Crandall drug store for more information, urging readers to try the product as a safe, non staining home remedy.
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