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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
14
An ad touts Al Jeniho Special Formula No 2 as the remedy for sciatic neuritis. It describes nerve pain from hip to foot and claims capsules reduce pain within hours with faithful use. Phillips' Cut Rate Store stocks the product for immediate purchase.
Erorn to fight the bandits and propitiate eril spirits leads villages to display magic flags and sacred ornaments. Shantung has long faced bandit gangs as thousands of farmers migrate to Manchuria seeking safety and relief from raids.
Birmingham County Line weekly notes report the 4H Sewing club meeting at Mies Gertrude Clary with eight refreshments, and various local visits including Mr and Mrs J D Pariday, Mr and Mrs Henry Allmister and families. Melara Snyder died in Fort Wayne at eighty two. funeral at Birmingham M E church. Nearby residents and visitors are listed with social calls and hospitalizations including Jay Hestuints and Jeck Zismermann.
Pullman berth may soon disappear as railroad officials plan to replace bedroom cars with new roomier setups. The updated car features a real bed, a tea spring, silk spread, cushioned chair with concealed toilet, lavatories, a thermos bottle and writing paper rack, plus a drop table. A two by four sleeping shell will be eliminated when the room is perfected, and a day lounge car will be added for daytime use. During war time remaining luxury sleepers will be used mainly for through trips with inland adjustments.
Misses Ethel and Helen McQueen returned from Brice Ohio where they spent several days at the Nelson Dodd camp. A church gathering honored Miss Chaus with services led by Reverend Hey LaMar, followed by a burial at Brown cemetery. Obituary notes for Brownhelm resident, born March 19 1897, list surviving siblings and six nieces and nephews. Madrid tale notes a new historical error about King Philip II’s birth in Valladolid and Villonuela parish records.
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon and his family embark on a Mediterranean voyage for a real vacation. The party includes Mr and Mrs David E. Bruce and their son Paul, while Mellon’s daughter Mrs Bruce and her husband are in Paris and Rome for years in consular service. The six year old financial wiz kid plans the trip to reconnect with his children while Mellon, a wealthy federal official, seeks rest from constant pressure and damage suits.
Advertisement claims a new invention that makes autos run 89 miles per gallon with rapid acceleration and reduced carbon. It cites thousands of owners already using the device and offers a free unit to helpers in Milwaukee area to promote widespread adoption. Ad text mentions contact details and local solicitation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a map, smiles, Mellon, vacations, and travel by coach in Scotland. No clear persons, dates, or events to ground a full news item.
A traveler recounts riding through Scotland on a creach like vehicle, stopping at inns each night and sighting landmarks along the route, sharing details of the journey and nightly accommodations.
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