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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
3
Advert appears offering Wendell's Ambition Pills with claims of restoring vigor and vitality within days. Box priced at 50 cents with refund option by C. W. Phillips. Promoted for debility nerves mood and fatigue linked to alcohol tobacco or overwork. touted as excellent for hysteria trembling and neuralgia.
Amherst notices J. B. Plato, a coal and building supply dealer for 30 years, sells his business to H. A. Ruth, a former saloonist who has just returned from overseas service. The change marks Plato’s retirement from local business.
Ninety year old Mrs Hannah Brouse a long time Lorain resident died. Funeral plans call for burial tomorrow afternoon in Lorain.
Lorain won the right to host the 1929 Ohio School Employers' Association convention defeating Springfield and Cincinnati. The event held in Columbus attracts 29 delegates.
Sorain July 15. Frank Gobsky of Beach Park is in St. Joseph Hospital in unimproved condition after falling from a hay load. A vertebrae was dislocated.
New York July 14 officials of Marine workers unions on strike here and at other Atlantic ports were confident that the wage increase concessions gained by the shipping board in Washington would not settle the controversy.
A New York report describes EL Per Lins of Eastland Texas as a "millionaire stoker" with two years five months of naval service left to fulfill before enlistment ends. His farm yields an income of $1,000,000 a year per a message from his father received before the high transport left for Brest.
The disease of the century, the craving to seem rich, is explored in J. Lynch’s script for Thomas Ince’s Ex travagance. Dorothy Dalton stars as the wife of a man drawn to the glamour and pretensions of New York’s stock exchange, with the Paramount picture shown next Thursday and Friday at the Strand.
Advertising copy for Williams Pile Ointment sold by Ebert's Drug Store at 571 Broad Street. Promotes relief for blind bleeding and itching piles with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price point.
A broker and an associate of millionaires gains access to the finest gowns and the most stunning jewels, enabling a life of high society glamour and luxurious attire.
Bryant Washburn unveils a different side in Something to Do portraying a highly active young man who weaves through and resolves multiple scrapes. The film plays at the American theatre next Friday and Saturday.
Dorothy Gish returns to pure comedy in I'll Get Him Yet staged at the Strand theater. The film aims for laughs with witty situations and the star’s charm. previews report audiences roaring at the on screen gags and mishaps.
Ty died at St Joseph’s hospital from an abdomen knife wound after three men tore down his bicycle which had been stolen. Police Chief A A King said they know who stabbed him and expect arrests soon.
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