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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1923
Page
11
At the court, a ladies rest is being installed in the jury room on the sector to aid those called for jury duty. The first jurors for this term are men, as the rest had not yet been chosen. It is likely that before January court ends, several ladies will be added to the jury wheel.
Bush and H G Stacey exhibited fancy chickens at a Cleveland poultry show at the municipal building. Bush won first and a prize with a single combed bird, plus third on a hen and a pullet. Stacey showed Rhode Island Reds and took first on a pen of birds and third on his other birds.
Incomplete records show transfers including H Baker to Fred W Bax for property in Sheffield Lake valued at 7000 dollars and Dechant to Joseph Daxt of Lot 1 in Sheffield Lake. Also listed are secular transfers to Anton Pawlow, Streeters addition to Lenora Bullock, Lake View and Black River parcels to Sanford C W Brainard and other names in Lorain area.
A German born French advocate of autosuggestion Mons Coue is expected to visit Prof Sidney Weltmer president of Weltmer Institute of Nevada. Weltmer credits Coue with sparking his own healing ideas via correspondence courses. Also listed are real estate transfers in Sheffield Lorain and Elyria and forthcoming court and legislative notes from Washington Dayton and Cincinnati.
Rusel Waldorf, an employee of the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co., announced his candidacy for city treasurer in the upcoming election. A well known local figure, he is a member of the Young Men's Business Club.
Eaton news item lists residents laid up with back pain and illnesses including W H Giles and Donald Randall. Notes travel to Cleveland, Ridge Villa and Elyria for visits and work. Mentions New Year gatherings, a birth, veterans, a teacher meeting, and a holiday school vacation with pupils mostly absent. Also reports plowing activity and minor incidents.
A promotional notice claims The Williams Treatment cures rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles caused by uric acid excess. It promises relief for tired, stiff, and ailing individuals and offers a free 32 dose bottle then a paid bottle by mail. The ad requests 100 cents to cover postage and lists address in East Hampton, Conn.
The fragment lists several people Crowell Princess Dull Wilbur Dull Erma Graham Maude Tompkins Arthur Horvath Anna Balogh George Diedrick and refers to a car trade. Mr and Mrs S C Pierce received a Silvertone for Christmas from their daughter Sylvia. It mentions Buenos Aires residents to hear at least one opera per season at a new municipal opera house supervised by the Government.
An old remedy ad touts Musterole to relieve congestion from colds, claiming it avoids blisters like the mustard plaster. It emphasizes mustard oil, camphor and menthol, with a warm then cool sensation and prices at 35c and 65c for jars or tubes.
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