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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
4
Diverse market notes show United States Steel and railroad shares fluctuating while oils firmed and grains shift in Chicago trade. Liberty bonds opened lower amid wartime finance discussions and local church union services framed the day’s civic notes.
Columbus reports warmer weather expected throughout the week, according to U. S. meteorologist Alexander Kers. Tonight’s low is forecast around 14 degrees with milder conditions pending.
WASHINGTON Feb 21 A report on the condition of Senator Frank L Greene of Vermont, shot in a clash with prohibition agents, indicates he has shown little improvement. Physicians fear he may not recover this week.
York February 21 stock market opened dull with a slight rise of one point. United States Steel moved to 82 1 4 and a modest rate increase noted.
An old advertisement urges men to try Kilmer's Swamp-Root for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims many ailments stem from kidney issues and promises relief with a mailed sample and prescription information from Kilmer & Co.
Spencer high school debaters split wins with Litchfield 2 to 1 for the negative and 2 to 1 against the affirmative. No school February 22 for Woeington’s birthday. Basketball tournament set for February 22 at Berea. Y M C A father son banquet at the Methodist church drew about 40 attendees with music by FE W Barnes orchestra and speeches by local figures.
A Methodist church dining hall received new tables crafted by BE. A. Firestone. A Saturday noon lunch served by Toadies Alt Rostaty drew about eighty attendees from the Spencer Company. The senior Philathea Class will be entertained Friday at 2 09 p m by Miss Verna Ankerman.
Sufferers of wheezing sneezing and breathing trouble are promised quick relief within 24 hours through a Florence Imula program. The ad asks for a $1 postpaid offer and charges $1 if not satisfied, with a sales pitch sent from Coca Cola Bile nsas City Missouri.
The snippet notes 11 to 16 degrees and a Wednesday low of 17 degrees with sunshine expected. Source text appears incomplete but indicates cold weather with a sunny outlook for the period.
Officers were elected today by the Federation of Mutual Insurance Associations of Ohio in a meeting here.
I DB Donaldson of Greenwich was chosen president O B Young Newark was named vice president A P Little Covington and George W Minter Bucyrus elected to the executive committee W H Winters Barberton named national director.
Researchers note that alligators generally avoid humans but become dangerous if injured or distressed. The finding highlights the need for caution near wounded reptiles and for proper handling by wildlife professionals.
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