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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1927
Page
5
Aimee Semple McPherson, Los Angeles evangelist linked to the McPherson Kidnap case, arrives in Dayton to open a three day religious gathering at Memorial Hall. Admission is free with a free will offering for er relief, and the event will differ from her Pacific coast lectures by not charging an admission fee.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote-based relief soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth while the medicine travels from stomach to bloodstream to attack the infection. A money refund is offered if relief isn’t achieved per directions.
Tremendous crowds are expected to attend the McPherson gatherings with plans to manage capacity at the Memorial hall sections. The first meeting will be held Tuesday night on the condition that there are no healing services.
Jan. 31 Kanal reports say the Stewartsville area mine, among the oldest in eastern Ohio, may soon close. The Cleveland and Western Coal Company runs it but a West Virginia operator holds controlling stock and pays royalties. The mine now uses a much smaller force with output down over the last year. Stump mining continues at Franklin mine near Richland Township as Cambria Collieries Company operates south of here.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse the bowels and stimulate the liver. It claims to improve complexion, energy, and mood, urging nightly use with prices 30c and 60c at druggists.
The Cambria Company also operates the Webb plant with a large daily output. The Cleveland and Weeteres Company runs the Powhatan mine, one of the largest in the blaze, and also operates a mine at Johnsons south of Shadyside.
Venice plans to honor fallen soldiers by building a memorial bridge across the Grand Canal. Two iron bridges near the station and academy have been condemned for artistic reasons and will be replaced. The academy bridge is to be rebuilt as a graceful war memorial bridge.
New Lexington January 31 Mrs W J Bowers was reported near death today from burns suffered when a kerosene can she was pouring from exploded in a stove causing burning oil to splash over her body and set the room afire at her home.
Johannesburg reports a strange mineral from Northern Transvaal baffles assayers and may be radium associated with other minerals. In Chicago a Good Will Cruise plans a three weeks Caribbean tour for 80 Minols business leaders and their families beginning February 1 under the Union Chamber of Commerce.
Paul Case, stationed in France with the American Army, says he obtained a renowned French rheumatism and neuritis remedy. He claims he has shared it with thousands with wonderful results, asks nothing in return, and will mail the prescription to anyone who sends their address by postal mail.
Property deals include Oriens Luding Co to William A Boajs lot 78 in Elyria with a 10 dollar price. Joes Talkers to Joseph Nyaratt. Sheffield Land Co to Lorain 910 Vermilen on the Lake Co to Anna Mo Varrison for 1046 in the allotment, Brownhelm 10 dollars. Trome Builders to Melvin Fatthike Int 788 Crest Park Paudgrevills 10 Nora Guida to Frank Uaglane lot 91 block CC West Shore Shriekd Lake 10 dollars.
Washington reports Lt. Kincaid led a thirty month study linking atmospheric static with approaching storms. Shipboard tests aboard a 8400 ton transport show weather maps broadcast from Arlington show increased static as storms near, suggesting static can measure location velocity and direction of storms and guide naval radio tech. A nonflammable cinema film was shown in London.
New York June 1 A plan by Valladolid Spain to build a residence for reserve workers near Simancas Castle and link the towns by a modern road will open archives long known to students of Spanish history The vast collection in the gray stone castle includes about 90 000 000 papers dating back centuries and offers unique sources on Spain England relations during the Elizabethan and Stuart eras The project signals a revival of scholarly access with improved facilities under custodians of the Crown papers and promises rich material for studying diplomacy revolutions and colonial relations lasting into the American Revolution.
A note mentions that guidehee for research scholars would provide accommodations for about 20 students.
In London Bow Bells of Bow Church in Cheapside have fallen silent due to age and wear. Custodians say fifty thousand dollars would fund repairs to restore the bells to ringing, sustaining the tradition that those born within earshot are true Cockneys.
An old Virginia tonic advertises Old Monticarlo Tonle as a palatable stimulant to relieve fatigue and improve digestion. The copy urges two small wineglass servings before meals to boost appetite and energy, claiming a few days of use improves run down conditions.
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