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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
11
An ad for Edwards Olive Tablets promotes relief from bad breath by targeting underlying causes. The copy asserts the tablets improve digestion and neutralize putrefaction, claiming fresher breath and better overall health through a gentle laxative action.
Gas pipe installation in Grafton is temporarily suspended due to severe colds. The work crew planned to move toward Columbia Thursday but halted activity, with meters and a repulating station yet to be placed. Nearby visits include Mr Odell of LaGrange and Willie Spitner of Chatnam stopping in Grafton.
A Wilmington Delaware report from Du Pont De Nemours & Company announces a new anesthetic gas that supposedly eliminates pain without loss of consciousness and causes minimal nausea. Officials claim it avoids obstetric risks and reduces related complications.
Providence reporters note Judge Thoms in charge of the case says investigation found no evidence of foul play. The search for Miss Jeanne Anne Dekuv centers on Chicago where clues suggest she left Fincl House with minimal clothing and no clear destination.
A company announces a new ether based technology described as highly refined and modified, enabling operational singing that aims to reduce pain and open a new field for future developments. It references ceram sass additives and a class of oper ating guns for pain elimination.
The Willard battery program offers free 90 day service after proper registration at a Willard Service Station with full printed information. The Nationwide Willard Service Organization provides trained service by experts and introduces the Still Better Willard with Threaded Rubber Insulation to reduce battery repair costs.
LaPorte January 1. Arthur Hopkins returned from Camp Pix New Jersey on a short furlough. Wife Jim Alexander ill from sinusitis shows improvement. Elmer Humphrey able to work a little daily. Local men held a wood cutting bee for Grandpa and Grandma Haram on Friday. Charles Isd and William Sirderman had been sick for some time.
Despite wavering weather a large Vivangers turnout filled Ridkerville Grange on Thursday evening. The Hobsons and Jack Fons transported a crowd to Will Hardin's in Carlisle where a luncheon followed and an early plant was made for Hue. Roads were rough in places but all arrived. Charles Foose plans Brew Lood while repairing a house damaged by fire Wednesday.
Local obituary notes the death of C Baughman a former helo farmer at his Wadsworth residence with brief family health updates and community notices about the Farmers Institute and area church activities.
North Olmsted residents report Calvin Baughman died in Wadsworth after years at the Meus Dickson home. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the MoE church with Rev Napier presiding. Trelle, aged about 20 years, was married to Carrie Burke. burial took place in Fields cemetery with three of six children surviving.
Chicago on January 17 reports true bills voted against forty two radicals, members of the Communist Labor party.
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