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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
7
A dense OCR of a classified index listing various ad sections such as property acreage housing furniture lessee goods for sale and miscellaneous notices. It names categories like Real Estate Livestock Livestock Supplies and Money Loans with scattered items and page references.
Multiple legal notices from Lorain County court records include Bertone Hanlon seeking divorce on grounds of willful absence, with hearing set after February 1. Georgia May McGavett files for divorce on grounds of desertion and harsh treatment, hearing after February 1. An administrator for Jo Patsy deceased and related distribution actions are also described, with notices to heirs.
A clipped church notices page lists services for January 7 with commemorations of the Conversion of St Paul. It details morning prayer and sermon times, evening services, and invites parishioners to worship at multiple local churches including St Paul and the Church of Christ.
The notice states we are not responsible for telephone cancellations or mistaken insertions. Credit is extended to regular customers for accommodation. bills must be paid promptly. Copy must reach by 16 o clock, rate is one cent per word per insertion, cash in advance.
A meeting for men at 2:30 features Evangelist Harms speaking on Sir Knights of the White Shield and Cross. Chapter and Blue Lodges are guests. Juniors meet at 5 and children may attend. Christian Endeavor convenes at 6. Sunday service at 7:15 with Sister Harris addressing. Kilnger to sing at all services.
Local notes report Harland Mutim leasing the Ilseland Bandueny Brewery Lot on Park Avenue to open a pool room and bowling alley soon. In the Grace Tuthlaan area plans include two alleys and a refreshment stand as part of a church and community activity scene.
HIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST offers Sunday school at 9 15 am and morning service at 10 30 am with a daily reading room in front of the church from 1 to 4 pm except Sundays and holidays. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL urges full attendance for Family Day with Bible school at 9 45 am and Mother Harris to preach at 11, inviting all members to participate and listen.
An advertising Medical patent tone claims Milks Emulsion cures bronchial cough- bronchitis and wasting diseases. It touts strong relief in one day with a guaranteed refund and prices 60 cents and 1.20 per bottle. Terre Haute Indiana company sells via druggists and everywhere.
Local churchgoers and families in the Cleveland area share news of services visits and illness. Pastor Phil Vetsaba leads at the Solid Church while August Ibohowski attends the Eleanor Shrine event and Cranes Hospital remains a treatment site.
Chicago and Toledo stock notices show mixed futures and cash prices for corn oats barley rye and clover seed with highs and lows listed. Livestock receipts include calves hogs and sheep with price ranges for choice animals and different classes.
An advertising claim promotes Sawards Olive Tabletas as a vegetable compound with olive oil to cleanse the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects. One tablet nightly purportedly improves complexion, energy, and digestion, with millions sold annually at 25 cents per box.
A reader aged twenty six seeks advice about leaving her husband after years of unhappiness and a renewed connection with a former lover. The counselor cautions against leaving for the sake of the children and urges duty, stability, and preserving the family, while noting many women regret drastic changes. A second letter from a nineteen year old soldier asks how to win back his fiancée who now loves another, with the reply that love cannot be forced and time and distance will heal as both are young.
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