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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
2
Admissions include James Manning, Ov in, Mrelizabeth Linder, Kut ver J, Nellie Lambert, Roy Fulton, and other residents. The fragment notes patient entries at local hospital with diagnoses or departments not specified.
An advertising card promotes Diamond Dyes claiming rich fadeproof colors for any fabric including wool silk linen cotton and blends. It asserts the color guide shows how to dye over any existing color without mistakes and promises easy matching for dresses blouses stockings coats and feathers.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lauadon of Sixth Street. Julia Miller was discharged from Second Bt. Mrs Sophan Fulmer shows up for examination at Gates Hospital. Chas Wilhelm and Chas Kuppell from Amherst are noted in the report.
Fire swept through Robert Jaccs shipyards at City Island destroying eight private yachts and damaging sheds storing Shamrock IV Vanitie and other vessels. Firefighters from The Bronx Westchester and a city freboat tackled the blaze amid snow and high winds. Logs valued near 100000, with debris and warped hulls reported. origin of the fire unknown.
The piece discusses alleged Ku Klux Klan costumes shown in a six part photoplay series titled A Mormon Maid. It links the garb to historic KKK attire and notes parallels with the Avenging Angel figures, claiming lurid missions and secret councils guided by elders.
An old advertisement urges readers that influenza weakens blood and recommends Pepto Mangan as a tonic to restore vigor. It claims the tonic strengthens thin nourished blood and helps recover after illness, noting endorsement by physicians and offering liquid or tablet forms.
A Detroit born American girl aged about thirty, Muriel Ridgway, reportedly killed herself in Rapallo Italy by throwing from a hotel terrace. The illness she suffered was described as incurable. She left letters for friends in the United States and one addressed to her mother in Rapallo.
Judge Kitkead of Columbus presides as Marion County's largest dam accident case goes to trial. Plaintiffs seek damages after a fatal crash at the dockyards crossing. a jury largely composed of farmers views the scene and evidence as the trial begins.
East Liverpool February 25 reports a woman died after a suspected poisoning. The incident followed a likely illness and medical transport. Geraldine Grove of New York is mentioned in relation to a separate notice. Edward Rohlf to purchase Wil Wells grocery interest at We'l and Storm Grocery.
Mr. Charles F McClure of Hamilton Ohio touts Dreco as a cure for catarrh claiming it reaches the blood to restore membranes and ease nasal drainage. He says the medicine also eased rheumatic joints and improved regularity, recommending it to sufferers.
Judge Webber addressed the meeting urging boys to pursue purpose and avoid drifting, likening youth to a Cunard voyage without compass. Western Heights boys’ orchestra performed as the YMCA hosted the New Americans at a successful event with a pool swim concluding the evening.
The Montreal Herald warns it may suspend publication due to an urgent newsprint shortage caused by heavy snow. The report cites disrupted supply as the primary reason for potential shutdown. A separate dispatch notes the British schooner Gwendolen Warren sinking and crew rescue en route to Hampton Roads aboard the Pike Pool.
A court report records Calhoon accused of misappropriation with police funds short by cents. The defendant allegedly improvised. a prisoner offered a $50 bill, altering the sequence of events in the Hy court proceedings.
February census figures expected to show population above six thousand and indicate Wadeworth has grown from village to city. The report notes migration and development patterns backing the change in status.
The Chicago Daily News reports asbestos could become a textile rival to cotton and wool. It describes asbestos fibers as extremely thin and long, with heat resistant properties and potential for carding, spinning, and weaving. Ancient use and modern applications in fireproof garments are noted.
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