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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
3
J N Stone former state secretary was elected chairman of the Oberlin village council for 1924 at the first meeting of the new council. Captain Van Ausdale appointed assistant fire chief with a $100 annual salary amid routine business.
Rev. Harry Swan of Charleston West Virginia visited Oberlin last night to see friends. Miss Eloise Thurstor hosted a dinner at her home with former classmates before returning to her teaching position at Clocknell University.
Wallace R. Farrington serves a fourth year as Hawaii governor. A Maine native and journalist by profession, he steers Hawaiʻi through peaceful governance despite external pressures from the Philippines.
Denver by way of Denver on return to his home Lieutenant J L Livingston Navy Air Service hero and inventor of synchronized firing machines recovered from a broken back. After a Cuban accident he used knitted garment therapy to regain strength, developing an electrical synchronizer for aircraft. The story notes his prior service in France earning decorations and his influence in naval aviation.
An old fashioned physician prescribed remedy for colds grip pneumonia and body building. Father John’s Medicine was created for Rev. Father John O’Brien of Lowell Massachusetts in 1855 and spread through parishioners. It is promoted as alcohol and drug free and a health booster.
In a royal arrangement, Prince Fortune is to receive a yearly stipend of 875.00 after his marriage to Lady Alexandra Curzon. The ceremony integrates prominent party figures and marks a notable social alliance.
Hortense Ward of Houston became the first woman admitted to the Texas bar. A member of Ward and Ward, she argued for women’s rights and gained national recognition for her legislation work. Her friend is her business partner.
Town Line North reports a busy week with visits among residents of Elyria Lorain South Ridge and Waterbury Conn. Guests include J C Schubert on Junday. Margaret Dellafield back home. Christmas party hosted by Everngreen Club at Henry Delefield home with Santa gifts and lunch. New Year’s gathering at John Mackett’s Avon home.
Senator Hiram W. Johnson, a California veteran and former governor, prepared to launch his Republican presidential bid with a Cleveland speech. A Sacramento native and UC alumnus, he helped found the Progressive party before joining the Republicans and backing Hughes in 1912.
M. M. Parka of Milwaukee reduced his weight from 450 to 260 pounds in eighteen months by drinking lemon and lime juice and following a strict gluten bread and relish based diet. The article recalls visitors in earlier years climbing Trinity Church tower to view New York City.
Mrs Save of Dover Delaware recounts relief from cramps and faint spells after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with renewed energy enabling long workdays and house duties, and notes recommending it to friends.
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