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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1924
Page
8
Fragmentary line suggests a moral or social admonition about men being obligated to compensate for their mothers' wrongdoings. The wording implies control over husbands and a directive to avoid leaving them out. The piece reads as a moralistic column snippet from a historical page.
A July 18 report from South Amherst notes local residents attended a wiener roast at Wearmilton On the Lake with families including John Wanffman Arthur Power Woods Fred Jones Doroth Jones and Dorothy Jones. A special program in South Amherst features The Ninety and Nine at the auditorium with piano duet Invitation to a Dance and other musical numbers.
A village Inds retells London experiences as a yokel questions him about street care. An Irish worker on scaffolding loses a ladder and Pat jumps to the pavement below after a plan suggested by Mike. Pat heals and quips that Mike waited to see him bounce after the fall.
Stein and three children and Mrs. Sarah Wragg of Amherst attended at Oberlin on Wednesday at Mrs. H Slater's. A funday school picnic drew a large crowd at Linwood Park. Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson of Buckeye street visited Milan on Sunday.
Edna Wallace Hopper touts a line of beauty helps learned from her mother and global searches. She promotes Facial Youth a liquid cleanser said to remove dead skin and impurities, selling widely for 75 cents and offering a free sample with a mail coupon.
John Lester Brough of Washington D C recently learned he is a foundling and is searching for the mother who left him on a Washington doorstep in March 1905. He was raised by foster parents and may bear the names Chester Benton or Lenton.
A damaged clipping lists assorted items with fractional prices and product hints. Entries include prints, packing, fresh goods, dairy items, cheese, poultry, and various weights and prices, reflecting a scattered marketplace catalog.
Readable list shows crate prices for raspberries and blackberries along with beans cabbage potatoes onions cucumbers and tomatoes. Prices vary by item and unit and include several fractional dollar ranges. Some entries are partially garbled but indicate typical commodity pricing structure in a retail market.
A terse notice lists Liberty Bond maturities with prices for four bonds in New York on July 18. The entries show amounts of $102.00 $102.14 $102.50 and $102.30 for the first through fourth bonds. A brief line invites readers to place an ad in the Chronicle Telegram.
A fragment quotes advice on avoiding quarrels, admitting foolery is wise, and learning through failure to proceed safely. The lines emphasize restraint and growth through missteps.
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