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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1923
Page
5
In Berlin on July 23 19??, a state district effort announces a free clinic to combat tuber illness. The event will be held August 1 at the James House in Berlin with details forthcoming.
The plan calls for careful examinations of people exposed to a disease and those suspected of risk, not merely underweight individuals. Two specialists aided by a State Health nurse will conduct the checks, covering Oberlin district and southern county areas to model ongoing examination needs.
Oberlin village council approved Gardinier of the telephone company plan to install a fire panel in the switchboard. All five phones will be numbered 1 through 39 to keep them together. company to install and charge 10 percent a year for ten years and change current phone namers.
Reports from Portsmouth and Brandywine note plans by Ohio county reps to improve cooperative tobacco marketing. Ohio Valley growers pursue a sales agency. Mrs Gorey and husband at Pennsylvania Railroad are highlighted for their work.
A promotional note touts Zemo as an antiseptic liquid that removes eczema wounds and chafing. It claims easy application, deep cleansing, soothing action, and affordable price options for large sizes.
Everett C. Palmer of Cleveland narrates his relief after Tanlac treatment for indigestion and poor appetite. He cites improved sleep and energy after three bottles, claiming his appetite and health restored. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
In 1870 a Dutch boy Edward Bok arrived in New York with his family. Now he offers 100000 dollars for the best practicable plan for U S cooperation with other nations to attain and preserve world peace. He was six when he came to America and helped support his family by washing windows selling cakes and delivering papers.
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a quick weight gain aid for thin and underweight men and women. Dr Harrigan of New York endorses the product to build nerve force, health, energy, and ambition. The ad claims druggists will meet large demand.
A 19 year old in Brooklyn launched a successful magazine and by 25 he edited a leading American periodical. After retiring years later the journal sold two million copies monthly and featured ads worth millions per issue.
Six rooms and bath, electric fixtures complete, cemented cellar, fruit room and coal bin. Fine furnace, lawn seeded, flowers planted and up, 12 by 18 foot garage, stone walks, gas, water and sewer on paved street. Phone 2416.
Samuel Rhoodin 40 a John street musical instrument dealer in Cincinnati left a note to dear ones and shot himself in the temple. Relatives say a love affair disappointment prompted the act. In Bucyrus Mrs. H C Park balloonist barely escaped when her parachute snagged atop a 60 foot tree during descent.
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