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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
9
The sudden death of Catherine Graves, daughter of David E Graves and Saverile Graves, early Monday at 2 AM stunned Oberlin. Funeral arrangements are pending with Baxter Funeral Home. services and burial will be held at a local church with note of medical illness preceding death.
Torun Jin reports a sharp rise in city gas prices with the rate increasing from 35 to 4 conte per thousand cubic feet. The surge follows a recent tariff adjustment and signals tighter costs for households and businesses in Port City.
Amherst July 7 The local part of the Anherst Legion holds a special meeting at Whur Wub taut in the Pay tank landing Tuesday evening. The members plan several entertainments for the near future. The Ladies Aid society of the Congregational church will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors. Hostesses Mrs Marshall and Mrs Adam. The Business Women's Association meets Tuesday evening at the 1 00 Ff ball. It is the first meeting since Sept. Worcester of Beaver County was surprised Sunday at home in honor of his seventy first birthday. A dinner was served at noon. Present were Mr and Mrs Cary Worcester, Mr and Mrs Fred Worcester and Mrs Haywood of Lavida, aft and Mrs George Worcester, of Ghuitia. Mr and Mrs Worcester and a son Gale of Cleveland and Miss Heoplins of Greensich Ota. Mrs Hale Pechte and daughter returned home from the hospital Saturday. HOC Pintaisda Ns, Mrs Sanidrock and daughter returned Saturday to their home in Grayton after spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlis Kkedman of James street. Mr and Mrs Charles Hell, Mr and Mrs Adam Weiss, Mr and Mrs R A Val tin and Mrs Adam Hell were Ober in sister Sunday. They attended the celebration of a birthday anniversary of Henry Hollo for writer Amherst resident. Miss Hattie Kester of the hospital spent the week end with her parents in Grifton. E Towne of the bast Quarties 338 confined to the house with illness. Di Turner was in Berbuleights Sunday.
Frank Segatz died Monday at Memorial hospital. His remains are at Heine undertaking rooms. He heard with a family on Warren Avenue. no relatives identified or located. Police familiar with the case will take no further steps to locate kin.
An old advertisement touts Wilks Emulsion as a cure for constipation stunted appetite and wasting diseases. It promotes improved bowel regularity and energy with a palatable milk based formula, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It lists prices of 60n and 120n per bottle and cites Terre Haute and Boston distributors.
An old advertisement promotes Evans Triple Phosphates as a remedy for overindulgence and nervous exhaustion. It guarantees relief from tremors and forgetfulness with a money back offer if customers do not feel stronger after at least 60 days, claiming rapid, noticeable effects and listing Harry A Crandall as the on hand seller.
Nervousness fatigue and low drive described with claims of quick, easy relief. Promotes Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand from CW Phippy with a money back offer on first box. Mentions appetite, insomnia, digestion and vitality issues as conditions treated.
Hugo Canliffe-Owen, head of public affairs in Britain, warned that anti tobacco activists influence UK policy. He noted the country’s stance may affect tobacco industry prospects and highlighted ongoing debates with government. Industry leaders seek clearer regulation and stable markets amid pressure.
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