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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
20
A tense scene centers on a man guarding a small box of white powder that unleashes addiction among a crowd. Doctor Kunz uses drugs to manipulate and enthrall the group, turning once civilized individuals into driven, impulsive wrecks as a cat prowls amid the chaos.
La Grange notes mention Miss Rachel Root Wilson visiting with Mrs. Ada Mir as in Ada mentiy called on their coast. Camp Fire Girls enjoy activities while Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ada Mir attend local events.
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a cure for pain and soreness. It claims the pepper heat penetrates quickly and warms the sore area within minutes, promising instant relief and urging readers to buy from druggists.
Fragmented notice describes a school event and luncheon on a sleigh ride Friday with Mr Sam Brown and Bowman on farm properties. Mentions Mrs C Berpara Cleveland Las Aly and Miss Emsnur formerly Jackson as attendees. Weather kept some away and a church class gathering occurred Saturday afternoon with teacher Mrs F B Ginit present.
Mrs G N and Walt Rockwood attended a dinner for members and guests including Mrs Dorr, Bill Nettie Bennett, and Mrs Bloch. The event was held at the school auditorium Tuesday evening by a local cooperative.
A damaged ad fragment touts a home treatment for stomach issues and indigestion. It mentions costs around 25 dollars and 180 dollars, with references to gas upset and headaches. The text is incomplete and unclear.
An oyster supper preceded a business meeting led by president RL Holcomb. G W Woodruff EL J Adams and A S Wilcox were elected to three year terms as directors, Jr B Kelyer filling a two year vacancy. County Agent CL Rowlands of Elyria gave his address. The evening ended with dancing by Deima orchestra. Guests came from Belden Grafton Pittsfield Penfield and LaGrange. Otto Miller has traded his farm.
Mrs Lewis Chamberlain travels from Elyria with her former mother and sister for an indefinite time. A child struck a tree in Sunday night crash and George Nichols towed to a local garage for costly repairs. Mr Leach also had auto damage the same night. Mr and Mrs Slanzo Jackson visited their daughter in South Amherst Tuesday. Special services of great interest are held this week at the MoE Church. all urged to attend.
Pittsfield note: Prof. Ward and Eva of Abertiin presented pictures titled The Cathedrals of England at a Sunday program. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Page, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sunig, Rev. Weaver, T Whitney, Rev Willem Smith, Prof. Ward and son, Neal Secrist and daughter, and Mrs. A F Nash among others.
The article lists weekend visits across several homes in Ohio communities. It notes gatherings for birthdays and Sundays spent with relatives, including the Davies Cameron Hes Wake Stadelliffe families, plus updates on Mr Radcliffe’s recovery and Mrs Witton’s return home.
A garbled ad promotes Mother's Friend as a safe aid for childbirth, claiming comfort for the mother and ease of labor. It directs readers to Bradfield Regulator Co. Dept in Atlanta for a booklet.
A fragmentary village summary lists visits and calls among residents including Miss Mery Jordan, Mr William Crosier, and the Pitts family. References mention Arcadia travel, sick lists, and local events like the Pitefeld Farmers' netic will be held at Pittsfield Center. Warnings note losses of chickens and warnings of suspicious characters.
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