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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
2
Purportedly the finest Epsom salts, marketed as Epsonade Salts, claimed to be a gentle, non griping laxative for constipation and related ailments. Sold cheaply at drugstores, guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
All of Wellington greets the arrival as the community embraces the newcomer settling into his new residence.
Twenty guests and husbands gathered at Mrs W G Aebersole’s home for a Sorosis social night with five handed bridge and prizes. Mrs H B Couch won ladies first in the 500 event, L G Bradstock led men, and Mrs E B Wa ters captured bridge honors. An Odd Fellows meeting followed with the second degree conferred on a candidate and several out of town members attending.
Thirty eight church members attended a basket dinner at the Wellington church. A general discussion on redecorating was held with no conclusions reached until the next meeting in two weeks.
Wellington January 22 report says William Evans remains in very serious condition at the Cleveland Clinic after surgery weeks ago. He contracted pneumonia and now faces further complications including drops in health.
The Ladies' Aid Society and Dime Society gatherings in South Amherst were postponed indefinitely on January 22 because of scarlet fever. A separate note mentions a coasting party enjoyed in South Amherst on January 22.
The Boston beauty is announced as the fourth heiress bride of Preston Gibson. The Q club met at the home of Iss EsCANOR Glowensh for a business meeting and office election after social coast activities. Attendees included Thelma Bryant, Lelia Pipper, Meng Ema Rue Bartlett, Dors Price, Ruth Bebout, and Sleinor Glowerski.
The Crescent society presented the first program of the year on Friday morning in the annual auditorium. Acts included Richard Gleason Essiv Eleanor Glownsai Grace Hahn Esther Ott Arthur Gleason Ar thur Gleason John Roberts Reading and Piano, plus Experiments by Ar ex Duncan.
Henan Tung, once crowned boy emperor of China, plans to travel to the United States to study, likely at Columbus University in New York City, according to reports.
An ad describes a mid liquid whitening treatment to soften stains and remove dull yellowish teeth. It promises a flashing white result after initial application and mentions dentists’ involvement. The product is sold by wood dealers and lists Harry A Crindall JT Albert HK in Eli's Phillips Drug Store.
Birthday greetings noted for Mr and Mrs Jack An nabelle and Mr and Mrs William Johnson of Oberlin. Mrs Henry Nickel on the sick list. Miss Tillie Oltman of Cleveland visited her home. Chris Heusser and son George from Quarry at rest were in Pittsfield Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Mort and ...
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a quick cosmetic fix. It claims hair becomes instantly thinner yet fuller and greasier with renewed softness and vitality. The copy says Danderine tones and stimulates individual hairs to grow long and strong, stops hair loss and dandruff, and promises a youthful appearance after use.
Residents and families from Oberlin Amherst Elyria La Grange Vermilion and Cleveland spent weekends visiting relatives and attending events. Highlights include Neal Ruth visiting La Grange with his grandparents, Miss Eleanor Thompson in Cleveland, Mrs. Lodl Gibson in Amherst, and trips to the Cleveland auto show with John Kaufman and Fred Jones.
Plans for a national advertising campaign and the 4 percent proposed national ice cream standard will be discussed at the Ohio Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers annual meeting in Cleveland January 27 and 28. The program includes addresses by H. W Swindeler of St. Louis, chairman of the national advertising committee, and B. F. Hovey of Schnectads, N Y, president of the national association.
An advertising feature touts Joint-Base as a quick remedy for sore swollen joints, claiming fast penetration and instant comfort when rubbed on inflamed joints. It is marketed as a powerful counter irritant with broader claims for throat, chest cold, lumbago and neuralgia, with Phillips' drug store selling it.
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