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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1925
Page
6
Adele Garrison writes of a new phase as Mrs Durkee frets over etiquette and a brewing family dispute. Mother Graham recovers while Edith Fairfax masks tension, and Leila’s naming choice fuels gossip among cousins and in law.
GLOUSTER reports a pit of golden eagles on Hooper Ridge drawn near crowds. ATHENS notes the first juvenile detention home established with county support. CHILLICOTHE describes a boy's accident in a tub during washing. CRESLLINE adopts a curfew change to four taps at night. BUCYRUS cites only four prisoners awaiting grand jury consideration, fewest in years.
Louis J Taber, a member of President Coolidge's agricultural commission, is noted for his leadership in the National Grange. A Cleveland native, he aligned with the Bull Moose faction briefly and ran for lieutenant governor of Ohio. A Quaker, he has spent twenty five years promoting Grange causes across the states, emphasizing temperance and law enforcement.
An advertisement touts Epsonade Salts as a pleasant lemony form of Epsom salts for constipation and biliousness. It claims no griping and gentle action, priced at a few cents per package and guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
A dinner dance accompanies the Elyria Memorial Hospital Co annual meeting at the Country Club on Wednesday at 6:30 p m. Officers will report on hospital and crippled children's home work, detailing last year's progress. About 225 guests include hospital company members and their spouses, Woman's Auxiliary members, and guests.
Hospital officers named F A Smythe as president, Charles E Tucker as secretary, T La Motse as treasurer, and Dr C H Pelton as superintendent. New members will be elected to the company at this meeting.
The puzzle presents numbered across and down word clues with one letter per white cell. Word 1 refers to a boy selling it, Word 4 asks for coarse or big things named by twelve dozen, Word 5 names a fruit to be sold from trees, and running down clues include a synonym for sinuous and a crime of arson.
The Professional Women's League of Des Moines held a celebration marking a milestone in its public activities with emphasis on community engagement and support from local groups.
An advertisement promote Pocahontas and West Virginia coal lumps and Ratana splint lump products with prompt service. It lists prices as eight and directs dialing 2500 to request a trial.
Defiance area farmers at Sherwood and Hicksville approved resolutions favoring extra appropriations for farm extension work from county funds the Brown gasoline tax bill and the area plan to eradicate bovine tuberculosis.
SHADYSIDE Feb 23 Belmont county town claims to be the largest in Ohio without a telephone exchange though residents report improving lines and limited service as a new switch study proceeds.
An advertisement touts Pleasant Tablets as quick relief for indigestion and upset stomach with repeated claims of gas relief and instant stomach comfort. The copy emphasizes fast action and simple chewable tablets for immediate relief.
Population is established at over 4 000, all of the local phones are handled through the Bellaire exchange, several miles north.
A Seattle firm supplying bridesmaids to prospective brides plans new offerings in golf themed packages. The agency promotes themed gatherings and aims to reinforce its role as a go to resource for wedding parties.
Four times stronger than carbolic acid Kojene is promoted as a powerful antiseptic for nostrils and throat spray. It claims to be non-poisonous and safe to drink, with a money back guarantee if catarrh remains after a week. Available for 60 cents at local druggists.
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