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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
5
Washington reports the German American claims commission handed down eighty eight decisions awarding damages to American citizens for war losses. Awards ranged to thousands of dollars with the Nemington Typewriter Co. of New York receiving 125000 and four Lusitania sinking claims totaling 961000.
Market list shows Sunkist Navale doa New Comb Honey and Coveunuts three grape fruit priced 39 to 70 cents. New Smyrna Figs bo 35, Dates 2 lb for unknown price. Oranges hand picked and apples 4 lbs for unknown. Bananas lemons and other items listed with various per lb or per dozen prices. Veg items include Maplin Syrup, Sweat Potatoes, Endive, Spanish Onions, Celery bunch, Lettuce, Spinach, Carrots, Cranberries, Radish, Hazelnuts and other produce with assorted prices.
Advertises Hamadala a Ww constitutional remedy for piles that supposedly cures with a money back guarantee. Sold by Phillips and druggists for $1.00 per box. Ends misery and torture with a claimed complete cure.
The department notes that China’s long trade expansion continued through upheavals from 1879 to 1910 and after, with 1917 unrest not denting total commerce. In 1923 foreign trade reached 1,676,320,000 haikwan taels despite internal disorder, while persistent disturbances drive capital doubts and trade route shifts.
ABE MARTIN lauds Miss Mame Moon for opposing a federal child labor law. He cites success stories from youth and argues mothers are biased, asserting many presidents began working young and that banning child labor would harm industry and economy.
City officials received the order from the Public Utilities Commission vacating the hearing set for Tuesday February 24 regarding the proposed 75 cent monthly service charge by Loranas Co. The company voluntarily withdrew the schedule filed with the commission, so no hearing is needed.
The excerpt argues Thomas Huxley valued energy industry intellect capacity tenacity of purpose and sufficient sympathy. It contends those with these traits dominate society, guiding wealth and influence for the common good while warning against artificial top placement of fools and knaves.
J E Dewhurst revenue collector announces daily office hours from next Tuesday through March 15 to explain changes in income tax law. In a separate note Mrs J J Boyd of North Ridge road fractured her right wrist after tripping on a rug this morning and was taken to Memorial hospital. she is 67.
The Palestine treaty between the United States and Great Britain to establish a Cricket mandate in Palestine was favorably reported today by the Senate Foreign Relations committee.
An old advertisement urges readers to step into a drug store for Pyramid Pile Suppositories claiming quick relief from itching and bleeding. The noisy copy touts dramatic cures and recommends sharing the product with friends and family.
A reader writes of four years with a man who dates others and refuses commitment. The adviser urges self care, independence, allowing him freedom, and hints a proposal may come if she becomes cheerful and less possessive. Another reader suggests letting him go to avoid a broken life.
News dispatches report further mill shutdowns in Shanghai as workers join a strike targeting Japanese manufacturers. The walkout now totals 35,900 workers amid accusations of cruelty by Japanese firms.
British officials have been approached by event organizers seeking aid for the establishment of a Trans Atlantic air ship service. No steps have been taken by the government to date.
Advertisement touts a long known internal remedy to cure rheumatic pains neuritis lumbago and sciatica in capsule form. Claims quick relief by removing acids and toxins from joints and muscles with patented oil based formula. Sold by druggists including Crandall's Drug Store and J A Ebert.
A traveler in the country finds empty condensed milk cans and declares a cow nest saving a fair maid from drowning. The rescuer learns the daughter is saved and is told the father is grateful, but the man says he is already married. A maid interview reveals Mary’s candid affection for the baker's boy.
Mexican police will study modern detective methods at night classes with French and German instructors. Bullet proof vests will be supplied to police and presidential guards for enhanced security.
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