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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1931
Page
12
The article argues stock markets act as a barometer of public sentiment and that a recent rise offers psychological hope for spring business. It notes current conditions show general improvement signs, with steel and automobile sectors expanding, employment slowly improving, and a cautious outlook for continued, uneven gains.
Mr and Mrs Robert Allsop hosted Ruth Allsops birthday dinner at their South Amherst home. Guests included Henry Nickel Lewis Merchant Norma Herbert Harold Allsop Buster Bart Leonard Lee Gloria Mae Allsop and the hosts. A separate Sunday gathering at Charley Barnharts home featured dinner for Maurice Shumaker Grace Shumaker Lenore Shumaker and Howard Barnhart. The Lorain Hawthorne Junior High School plans a five-act program.
A school play titled The House of a Thousand Thrills will be staged this evening at the South Amherst School auditorium. The 33 boy cast, three orchestras, tap dancing and singing are sponsored by the Senior Class with public invited. Teachers rehearse for the performance to benefit health work.
Mr and Mrs John Moyse and son John plus Mrs Isa Roberts of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs William Roberts at a Sunday luncheon. Lad A Ruth from Cleveland called Monday. The Old Fashioned Gathering will meet Thursday evening in the Methodist Church parlors with a program and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Clifton Daniels and baby of Canton Ohio called on Mr and Mrs Jacob Kolb Sunday. Doris Springer and Dorothy Mills of Lorain spent the weekend at the Kolbs' home.
The Basques argue they are Europe’s oldest unmixed race with a distinct language that has marked them for three centuries before Columbus’s era. The claim frames Basque identity as deeply rooted in long-standing linguistic and ethnic continuity across centuries.
Cleveland resident Mrs. L. F. Oliver attributes quick recovery from stomach indigestion and weak health to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She reports relief from stomach trouble and strengthened blood after use, urging readers to consult Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo for medical advice.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as addressing all three effects of a cold by reducing mucous membrane inflammation, inducing perspiration, and opening the bowels. It promises rapid relief from nasal discharge, congestion, and feverish weakness, while also claiming to remove germs and acid wastes from the system. The ad notes the product is sold in drug stores for 35 cents.
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