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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
4
Members of the Nana Civic Club will hear Misa Miller, pupil of Har yet Tea, and student of Dr Wm Chamberlain ferriers, in an allegory recital. Lois French is chairwoman and tickets are being prepared by Mrs S ED Hitt.
Fragments describe a medicinal product claimed to ease coughs and congestion for all ages. The text mentions a “Dr Kings” remedy with high price and tested reputation, asserting rapid phlegm relief and safety for families.
A short item notes a remedy named Dr. King’s Bute Feet claimed to cleanse the body and ease headaches and constipation. The language appears promotional and nonmedical, with no verifiable evidence or authoritative sources.
Vocalist Minnie Marks received strong applause and high praise for a program including the Rondo in Glyndebourne and arias by Puccini and Gounod. Soprano Siss MacDonald joined with notably clear, powerful singing and expressive delivery.
A misread notice announces a regular meeting for the Feaudbi¢ra of Iretland and a Sons and Daughters of Liberty gathering. It mentions a schedule at the G. AR ohatt Poursdas and a Tuesday night event with routine business and entertainment.
Culture club members plan a luncheon tomorrow at Albers Villa Ridggeville Kee. The afternoon program includes readings and current events with speakers and music. The group will meet in the M A rooms replacing the usual W C A venue.
Mrs John Row of 3237 Home Avenue testifies Hall’s Superior Compound eases colds influenza and related illnesses. She credits it with helping her family and urges others to use the remedy at first symptoms while warning against drafts and recommending castor oil for follow up. For sale by all druggists.
A Father and Son banquet of the Church of Christ is set for Thursday evening at 7. Pastor Scarpes of the Frankl Circle church in Cleveland will be the speaker. A special reception for men and boys follows, with refreshments served and a note urging all church members to attend.
A brief birth notice reports a baby born to Mr and Mrs Richard Coven at their home on 352 Westighth Street. The item notes only the birth event with no further details.
Columbus reports of a conference by the Inter-Church World Movement. Local guests include Miss Lillian Wood of New York City with Mrs. F B Klein at 116 Nichols Court, and Mrs. G B Findley of Charles Court, WAG. Also noted are illnesses, visits, and a birth at 134 Northrup Street naming Bert William.
An advertisement touts dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid arvan applied at night to the scalp. It claims itching stops by morning and hair becomes much healthier and shinier, with no matter how much dandruff present.
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