Rheumatics Benefit Brings Quick Relief for Aches
Readers report Neutrone Prescription 99 clears tired joints and heavy muscles after weeks of suffering. The product claim notes rapid relief and renewed energy following use.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
13
Readers report Neutrone Prescription 99 clears tired joints and heavy muscles after weeks of suffering. The product claim notes rapid relief and renewed energy following use.
Esehr Fesheen grantel a divorce from Charles Baehr on the grounds of stress neglect and extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1907. A divorce was also granted to Charles Fokol from Elizabeth Pokol on the grounds of willful absence.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs John Reed last Thursday Rev C C Maple attends Bible Conference in Amherst. Miss Lora Peck offers her car for a male. Edward Varsey and wife leave the farm to live with their children. Jene Osborne visits grandparents Mr and Mrs 4 7. The pulpit was occupied by a former pastor last Sunday. Mrs EK HL Fields guests in Elyria. Mr Bourne is carrier on North Olmsted R F C. James Gilder moves to North Ridgeville. Postmasters at North Olmsted and Olmsted Falls resign. Local mail service remains a trial. Rev C C Maple was in Knox county over Sunday. Donald Thompson visits Elyria. James Gilder place sold to Mr Pitts of North Ridgeville.
A. Stanford is elected president of Lorain Country Club. The club has purchased a 4 52 acre site for a clubhouse and golf course in Lorain.
Lorain police wear khaki camouflage uniforms to blend with the army style as they monitor speeding drivers. Residents report difficulty spotting these camouflaged officers on patrol.
Leigh Newspaperman of Lorain is elected post commander of the World Legion local chapter on July 3, as Charles A Bon is noted among the newspaper men.
A dentist introduces Once-a-Week Tooth Polish to remove persistent film or plague that resists standard dentifrices. The polish purportedly brightens teeth quickly without harming enamel or gums and is meant to be used alongside regular toothpaste by both children and adults as a preventive measure.
An advertisement touts a weight loss system promising no exercise and immediate results. It claims a 10 to 40 pound loss using a small vial of oil at meals and before bed, claiming health benefits and longer life. Available from Elyria druggists and others across Ohio and America.
Loraln July 3 report says Lorain joined Elyma in lifting milk prices by one cent per pint and by two cents per quart. Producers face higher costs, cited as the reason for the increase.
Oberlin Business College started its Summer Term on June 16 with good attendance and enrollment doubling the normal size. The college, authorized to offer commercial teachers training for state certification, attracts local Lorain County students and recent Lorain graduates. A July 7 deadline looms for special offers on two- and three-month courses.
Squeeze two lemons into a bottle with three ounces of orchard white to make a freckle fading lotion at little cost. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to reduce blemishes and achieve a clear rosy complexion. Harmless and non irritant, grocers supply lemons and drug stores orchard white.
Minch and Peabody lead Moose in a late surge scoring six runs in the final inning. Peabody drove in two and scored once while Minch added a single and a run in three at bats. The Tigers’ only run came in the fourth on a fielder’s choice play.
A cluttered collage shows ads for Liberty Bonds and racing lessons, work notices, rentals, sale of cars and real estate, carpenters, a business block for sale, a suburban home near Elyria, and a lost pocket book between Oberlin and South Amherst. Contacts include Gene Hickey, 5701, and local phone numbers such as 6953 and 2723.
Twilight league notes reveal Slats Minch, longtime star catcher for the Moose, resigns from captaincy to take a position in Cleveland. Minch has spent years in Elyma and was part of Garford and Willys-Overland nine, with the team once among the state's best. The college education remark appears in a broader youth sentiment.
An advertisement touts La may Face Powder as absolutely pure and free from rice powder or white lead. It claims long wear, reduced or prevented pores and pimples, and special Medicinal ingredients used by doctors. Priced at 50 cents with trial size available. a $5000 reward for chemists finding prohibited ingredients is offered.
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