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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
3
Onthank tells International News Service that applying scientific thinking to distribution could cut marketing costs and shorten hauls, delivering quicker product delivery, lower consumer prices, and reduced congestion. Studies on markets for electrical appliances, paints, sanitary ware, and local by-products are near completion as trade interest grows.
A regional analysis ties closely to commodity surveys, linking market signals and field data. This review notes how survey findings inform broader economic assessments and price expectations.
Nineteen twenty six reports state that foreign naval authorities will keep combatants at a two mile distance from Shanghai if hostilities resume. In other items two naval planes collide near Barcelona killing a pilot, olive oil import duties to be removed February first, and Soviet treasury emptiness leads to salary cuts and increased local taxation in Russia.
In Wheeling West Virginia January 21 5 investigators plan an inquiry into the death of Bertha Cunningham 24 a pretty Clarisburn girl in a local hospital. She was a native of Marietta Ohio and the death is linked to a prominent professional man.
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 21 Col. Guirea killed himself with a revolver at his Park View residence amid concern over his ill child. He had come to the city from Clarimgton Ohio.
Wheeling West Virginia reports that James FE. Frazier aged five choked when a piece of beer lodged in his throat during a meal and medical attempts failed to dislodge it.
Sunkist navals per dozen 83 45. New comb honey semen cocoanuts. Grape fruit 25 to. New Smyrna dates two pounds for. Florida oranges 2y-. Figs Oh taba handpicked. Apples four pounds for 20 55. Bananas per pound. Lemons per dozen. Oranges per dozen 25 40 65.
January sale season boosts kitchenware choices with self baste enameled roasters ham boilers and preserving kettles. Households eye covered refrigerator dishes to keep leftovers odor free in the ice box and save space while easing cleanup.
The recipe explains making a dessert by stewing pitted dates with orange juice and water, then cooling the stewed fruit. Fold in chopped almonds or walnut meats and whipped cream, then chill in glass dishes. Steamed figs can substitute dates if desired.
A luncheon or night supper dish layers canned corn and fresh tomatoes with bread crumbs, pepper, salt, and butter. Bake twenty minutes until crumbs brown and vegetables heat through, then serve from the dainty enameled dish.
A housekeeper is guided to use a self basing enameled ware roaster to simplify dinner prep. A five to six pound pork roast with seasoned flour is cooked in a hot oven for about an hour, then potatoes and apples are added around the meat. A gravy is made from pan liquid after removing excess fat.
The report lists numerous Lorain area defendants with pleas and bonds. Not guilty pleas dominate on charges including burglary theft assault and forgery with several defendants awaiting trials and varied bond amounts.
Wool industry analysis from the Leary Roebuck Agricultural Foundation links 1924 supply and demand to price shifts. It notes October 1924 demand pushed the wool price index to 221, with production expanding yet consumption capped. U S imports rise as domestic wool output remains under demand.
You suffer with the pain strain itching bleeding and whoren can of protruding pilea no matter how never send to the nearest drug store for a 60 cent box of Pyramid File Suppositories It is a wonder You wet the kind of relief that nuts you on your feet and gladly tell about It ivertinament.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK CATTLE Receipts 800. Market steady. CALVES Receipts 300. Steady top 1600. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 500. Top 1900. HOGS Receipts 6000. Markets weak. Pigs around 50 dollars. Burbs and heavy hogs listed with various prices inclinations.
Viscount Cecil told the International Opium Conference that after twenty years the United States effort to suppress opium in the Philippines has failed. The British delegate spoke in Geneva on January 21.
A state lunch in China showcased a grand spread with 146 dishes on the menu. Officials and guests consulted carefully as trays of regional specialties circulated, highlighting a display of culinary diversity and ceremonial hospitality.
Paris dispatch reports a Spanish aviator dropped several bombs on International Zone territory. He landed to avoid destroying the aircraft and released the bombs. English and French authorities protested to the Spanish commander.
An advertisement touts a new cold cream powder named McNogle that remains on the skin until removed. It claims perspiration does not affect its wear and that it hides pores by blending with natural coloring. Sold at Crandall's Drug Store.
Members of Elyria Post No. 1079, Veterans of Foreign Wars, traveled to Cleveland to attend a joint officer installation with Cleveland Post No. 84, Gold Stripe Post No. 352, and Post No. 84’s ladies auxiliary. Commander Jd. KF. Murbach gave a brief comradeship address at the meeting.
Mrs Catherine Lang age seventy seven died at her home on Weat street this morning after a two weeks illness. Survived by husband Augusta Lang and seven children and twenty six grandchildren and one great grandchild. She was a member of Stone Evangelical church and Ladies Aid Society. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
Cristena Jaeger died Tuesday at her Lincoln street home after a period of illness. She was 75. Survived by daughters Ella and Mrs. Ernst Becker and Walter Jaeger of Amherst, and brother Ed Hildebrandt of Olmstead Ohio. Member of St. Peter's Evangelical and Ladies Society. Funeral arrangements pending.
On Friday evening January 30 the Robert Burns anniversary dance and supper will be held in the K of P hall. Ticket sales are limited to 1090 due to hall accommodations and admission requires a ticket. A committee to arrange the event includes Mr. and Mrs. P W McGarvey, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. A Burnett, Mrs. McDonald, Frank De Paul, J Dolan, Robert Paton, E F McCann and James Skinner.
Oberlin will host the Lorain County Beekeepers meeting January 26 at Clyde Wheeler 408 E College St Oberlin A delegate will be chosen for the state convention Ten members have volunteered to join the state organization One dollar will be added to treasury dues are paid by members The Lorain county group has about 250 members.
A Cleveland veterans group tried to halt a body’s burial move to Cleveland for a military funeral. Vermilion authorities aided by a guard escorted the body from Rocky River to the D A Y home. The case centers on Pratt whose death was linked to a tornado or possible foul play with diamonds and cash missing.
A man credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with avoiding surgery after a family physician warned he could not live without operation. He claims the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation affecting stomach liver and intestines and says one dose convinces or money back.
Huntington area obituary for George Lorene aged farmer who died at home after several weeks illness..services set for Friday at 2 pm at his residence burial in Huntington. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs John Pike Sullivan and Mrs Clyde Cassell Homer brothers Henry Huntington William Marietta sister Mrs Wallace Wagoner Marietta and one grandchild Mary Cassell. Member of the Maccabees.
Wellington officials and fair association officers decided the Wellington Fair will run from August 25 through 27. The dates place the event on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday after a Columbus meeting of county and independent fair groups.
The Wellington Encampment of I O O F will hold officer installation on Thursday evening. A special supper for all members is at 7 o clock. All members are urged to attend with John Perry as installing officer.
L V Banning attends state Kiwanians convention in Columbus and will report at a Wellington club dinner at the Christian church tomorrow. High school classes vie to sell most tickets for Friday night John Marshall game. seniors lead. Powell hosted a children's matinee at the ToNet with 5 and 10 cent admission. calls for weekly matinees. Examinations are underway. social activities paused. Mrs Fred Daugherty visits Mansfield daughter Mrs George McLain. a reception for Edgar Guest was planned last night.
A brief notice warns against scratching and mentions Zarle's Remedy as a remedy. The fragment references Nacirema and Swetland Bug with unclear context and no additional details.
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