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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
18
At the fourth regular horticulture meeting in Birmitzham near Tuesday evening January 25 C. W. Ellenwood of the Wooster Experiment Station will discuss Apple Varieties. He will present newer kinds and compare varieties with local grower interests, naming favored types for trial.
A vintage ad touts Moone's Emile as a powerful remedy for corns and bunions claiming it relieves pain without fully curing the issue. It urges readers to compare with other treatments and promises money back if unsatisfied. The ad also asserts strong results for swollen veins and includes an attribution to C. W. Perlins.
Readable remnants indicate regular gatherings in the Birmingham school building each Tuesday beginning in the early period. Details are sparse but confirm a standing weekly assembly at the school site.
Partial text states the Italian government will organize a vice force with inaugural tests in Rome. Mention of airships and a prelude to a broader security or military effort appears, though the garbled OCR obscures specifics and names.
Local notices recount Sunday School activities and visitors. Families from Elyria and Oberlin are mentioned along with names including Beatrice Becker and Leo Burns. A fragmentary report hints at a forthcoming meeting and various social visits around North Agtherst and surrounding areas.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to boost weak children. It claims improved appetite, strength, and health with a money back guarantee if no improvement, recommending C W Phillips and other local druggists as sellers.
Elyria hosts a meeting at 6 o clock tonight led by Ohio Bell and Elyria Telephone to teach tree trimming methods. The program aims to protect lines from branches without hindering growth, with speakers Harez Hyatt and F C Mobr. Local workers in the industry invited. similar meetings planned statewide.
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