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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
2
A scanned index from a historic classified section lists categories such as Miscellaneous, Furniture, Livestock, and Real Estate. It includes garbled OCR text but preserves mentions of housing, furniture, wanted ads, storage, repairs, and various sale items, with scattered vendor and item notes.
Several 6 room and bath houses with electricity furnace cement cellar and slate roof offered near Lake Ave. Prices range around 4000 to 40500 cash with terms noted and various improvements included. Swarts & Crow advertise multiple properties with differing features and prices.
Rates and information about advertising payments and credit terms. The notice states cash in advance, one cent per word, and emphasizes accuracy and prompt billing. It mentions extended credit only for accommodated accounts and warnings about responsibilities for errors.
Real estate short notices list several rooms and baths priced for sale or rent. Properties include Marseilles Avenue units with hardwood floors, cement floors, furnaces, and electricity. Leiria room and bath with similar amenities. a 6 room unit on 65 High Street with gas and electricity. a fenced lot on Box 185. and multiple turner-block listings by Lee Jackson & McNelly offering down payments and monthly terms.
Legal notice announces a public auction of personal property by the city director of safety service. Bidders must meet registration and bid requirements, with checks returned for unsuccessful bidders. Sale to occur at a fixed location with goods including livestock and miscellaneous items.
The text traces Henry and Harry as name variants across English history. It notes Henry VI era coins such as the Harry noble ud and the Harry groat during Henry VIIT era, and mentions a proverb about Henry IV. It reflects on royal naming conventions and local usage in Fortand and Jerusalem.
A vintage advertisement touts Don Sung as boosting egg production from 25 to 114 eggs per day for 200 hens. It claims 7 dozen extra daily eggs in winter, with a 30 day month and 50 cents per dozen, promising a $105 extra monthly income and a money back guarantee. It details cost of 250 monthly and urges trial for 30 days with refunds, directing readers to buy from a druggist or poultry dealer.
Mrs Babe Ruth believes Babe Ruth will surpass his 1927 home run pace and please Yankee owners and fans in the coming season. She dismisses last year’s 60 plus blasts as a flash, noting the Yankees paid $120000 to acquire him from the Red Sox a few weeks ago.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Henry Ludwig of Amherst on January 2. Survived by husband Harvey Ludwig and three sons and two daughters, with services conducted by Rev. Vo Sneumeister at Park School and burial near Spring Street. Family and friends observed a Scottish clan gathering and visiting at Dr. Tomat Mi Wood’s home on Avenue MI Christine ShoTer spent Friday with relatives.
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable compound with olive oil, claiming 17 years of private practice success and no calomel side effects. It asserts they ease lethargy and heaviness, clear a clogged brain, and improve mood, priced at 25 cents per box.
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