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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1931

Page

3

Brossard Confirmed as Tariff Commissioner in Senate

Washington January 14. The Senate confirmed Edgar Brossard of Utah to the reorganized tariff commission amid a broader approval of six commissioners named by President Hoover. The vote was 45 to 36 after a long sugar tariff fight. Brossard, long linked to higher sugar duties, is a Mormon elder and protege of Read Smoot. Lincoln Dixon of Indiana also approved.

Washington Edgar B. Brossard Utah Senate Brossard Reorganized Tariff Commission Lincoln Dixon Indiana Hoover Congress Tariff Commission Coolidge Read Smoot Senate Finance Committee Smoot Church

Lorain County Pomona Grange opens 1931 session

Representatives from twelve of fifteen subordinate granges attended the inaugural Lorain County Pomona Grange No. 79 session at Penfield Centralized School. The gathering carried a somber note due to the sudden death of Chas. Phelps of Wellington, a former Worthy Master.

Oberlin Lorain County Pomona Grange No Penfield Chas. Phelps Wellington

Grange group hold officers installation and reports

The group gathered for annual installation ceremonies with Master-elect Carl Dram presiding. Darius Holcomb led the installation of officers for Pomona Penfield Wellington and juvenile granges, with 55 candidates in the class. State-?level praise followed, and committees on sympathy, legislation and attendance were appointed. Wellington claimed the banner for best attendance at 13.9 percent as plans for the 1931 Lorain County Fair were discussed.

Carl ©. Dram Phelps Wellington Grange Darius Holcomb LaGrange Blanche Spicer Hastings Carne Gobert Edith Hastings Old Glory Grange Holcomb Gertrude Schramm Oberlin Cora Mills Acme Hise Shaw Penfield Arthur Mason Wellington Ernie Brandt Ridgeville Whitney Grafton Palmer R. D. Holcomb Merton Coe Lillian Heiman America Assembly Chas Summers Fern Margaret Mildred Pallas Lillian Eldred Lucile Penfound Marion Lauer Carlisle Lillian Lois Eldred North Elyria Grange Pomona

Castoria Promoted For Child Comfort And Sleep

Castoria advertised as a safe, gentle remedy for fretful infants and sleep issues. The piece credits its use for easing discomfort, regulating bowels in older children, and urges keeping it on hand as a daily aid. It cites the Grange context with committees and notes a forthcoming meeting and program details. names include Chas. Fletcher and several local organizers.

Chas. H. Fletcher

Jaya and J Bo Awwiller Owner Details Missing

Fragmentary OCR lists times 9 30 6 30 1 30 9 00 2 hours 5 00 6 30 Jaya and 11 30 6 30 1 00 7 00 J Bo Awwiller Owner.

Jaya J. Bo Awwiller Mellington Peeeteeresueveam Ashland

Red Cross Urges Four Inch Ice For Skating

Washington reports the American Red Cross cautions four inch ice as the safe standard for general skating. H F Enlows warns about drowning risks from unsafe ice including white or salt water ice and ice over swift currents. He advises safety gear and, if possible, trained responders and cautions communities to flood lawns for safer skating surfaces.

Washington, D. C American Red Cross H. F. Enlows Life Saving Service

Red Cross Receives Marble Bust of Humanitarian Henri Dunant

A marble bust of Henri Dunant, world humanitarian, was presented to the American Red Cross by Marc Peter, Swiss minister, on behalf of the Henri Dunant Memorial Committee of New York at ceremonies in Washington. Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes presided at the gathering.

Washington, D. C Henri Dunant World Humanitarian American Red Cross Marc Peter

Oberlin Grangers Chair January Gatherings

Berg and John Franklin consoled. Prize recipients form committee for the next party on Saturday evening January 24. Oberlin Grangers urged to attend get-together supper in the hall Tuesday at 7, prior to installation of new officers. R D Holcomb and Old Glory Granges conduct the service. Huge carillon installed at Harvard Lowell House in Cambridge. Eighteen Russian bells weigh 27 tons. First concert set for February.

Cambridge Mass Lowell House Harvard University

Children’s Musterole Relief for Colds Warned for Toddlers

Mothers warned that common head colds can settle in throat or chest and become dangerous. Use Children's Musterole at the first sniffle, apply hourly for five hours, then as needed. The product, a milder form of Musterole, contains oil of mustard camphor menthol and other ingredients to stimulate circulation and draw out infection.

Tosnilder

Red Cross gift accepted at unveiling ceremony

Chairman John Barton Payne accepted the gift for the American Red Cross. Sculptor Ernst Dying attended the unveiling, performed by Mrs. August Belmont of the Central Committee, with observers noting the remarkable scene.

John Barton Payne American Red Cross Ernst Dying August Belmont Central Committee

Henri Dunant and the Red Cross Legacy in Peace

A fragmentary wartime tribute notes Dunant and his book Souvenir de Solferino, praising the Swiss ministry and the concept of a humanitarian league. It recalls the Red Cross as a peacetime dream realized by Dunant, honored with the Nobel Peace Prize in 1901 and linked to the federation at his death in 1910.

Wri Ne American Red Cross Dunant Red Cross Henri Dunant Great Humanitarian Society

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promise clearer skin

Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle safe alternative to calomel for cleansing blood bowels and liver. Claims pimples disappear after a few nights and notes olive color plant-based formula with prices 15c 30c 60c.

Dr. Edwards Edwards

World’s strangest hotel houses wild animals

The Zoological Gardens at Cros De Cagnes in France run a unique hotel for wild animals from jungles, offering creature comforts and care in a zoological setting.

Zoological Gardens Cros- De-Cagnes France

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