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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
8
An automobile school for college girls in Upton Mass teaches disassembly and reassembly of autos. Jean Carlborg runs the program where students perform heavy lifting with blocks and jacks, handling all tasks themselves.
Jaine Rosenthal a leading female golfer in the south this winter won the qualifying medal for the Florida state championship at Palo Beaca with a 75. Other notes report James Rath of Connecticut dying after a sting and a fatal torch burn in Pa. plus wedding gift items and tax figures from Seneca and Puerto Rico service details.
Mrs Y Godard of 204 Cooper Street Atlanta reports using Sulpherb for liver and blood and Balmwort Kidney Tablets with complete satisfaction. She describes a rapid improvement after a presumed paralytic stroke, noting her condition improved within a week and has remained stable. The letter warns against neglecting kidney and bladder symptoms to avoid dangers.
Jefferson county commissioners rejected the county auditor Sherman Floyds recommendation for reappraisal of real estate for taxation this year. A fall from a chair in Burlington Kansas killed three year old Sylvia Kershner, daughter of Manford Kershner, when she struck her head and a blood vessel ruptured.
Chicago February 20. Many hotel checkroom girls sue the hotel management to recover tips allegedly collected by employers. The total amount claimed to date reaches 136000 dollars.
Local reports describe cuyutes attacking farms as cold weather worsens. livestock like fowl and cattle suffer and many animals die. Authorities fear a planned organized drive to purge the pests from the county.
F B Dreher, a Marion carriage maker, says he found relief from back pain, rheumatic joints, and stomach trouble after taking Dreco. He traveled to Cleveland and Toledo for medicines with no benefit before using Dreco, which eased his symptoms and let him sleep. He credits Dreco with improved digestion and relaxed muscles, praising Enert's Drug Store for stocking it.
Carlisle census taking completed but plagued by errors and sickness. Will Harlin schedules a public sale for Tuesday. John Moon and son attend funeral in Cleveland. Many Carlisle residents sick with the flu. G C Reynolds moved with Mr and Mrs John Burnett into the Hadaway house.
Mrs Henry Lantsberry will enter the Tri-AClub Wednesday February 2. Mrs Louis Hadaway was taken to Memorial Hospital for operative treatment.
Kenton residents along the Scott River in Hardin County clear river banks to remove brush and debris. They work ahead of thaw to prevent flood damage as spring conditions approach.
An oddly garbled Ohio news fragment reports Captain Davids a candidate for Republican delegate from the thirteenth district and mentions support for General Weal. It also covers a pastorate resignation, a fire with $402,724.56 looted in the past year, and various local events including WCTU meetings and tax collection notes in Ottawa County.
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