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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
13
The article warns that fatalities from gas burning devices arise from user error rather than fuel type. It urges consumer education on operation, proper ventilation, avoiding unregulated heaters, not using rubber gas lines, keeping water heater burners clean, and avoiding flueless or unventilated heaters to cut deaths and injuries.
Mrs. Carolyn Connors claims she sold herself to banker Isaac Haines Deeckinson as his slave for five years for 1,000,000 and is suing to release from the agreement. The article then shifts to safety advice about gas appliances and various local social notes from the Crossing, including illnesses and expected family arrivals.
BAKER'S CROSSING JAN 26. Mr and Mrs H Q Beckley of Rochester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E L Wilcox. Dudley Cole, formerly at Myers Pump Co Ashland, returned home last Saturday and Sunday morning his brother Orrie Cole of Ashland drove to Cleveland with Dudley to see a specialist. Mrs G A
An ad warns that high blood pressure can prevent life insurance approval and causes dizziness headaches and sleep problems. It promotes ORMMA a purely vegetable remedy from Nogma and Buffalo physicians claiming to reduce blood pressure and end related ailments. Phillips Drug Store and independent druggists stock ORMMA.
An advertisement claims Dr Leonhardt HEM-ROID rapidly relieves piles including stubborn cases. It promises no cult or breastable side effects and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy mentions Cut Phillips.
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