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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
11
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Classified ad announces a reconditioned electric washing machine for sale at 865.00 in California. The listing is from Dickason Electric Co. located on Washington Ave with contact phone 280k.
Ton Grange held a lively afternoon with a ball game between the two orders, Huntington Grange winning. A large table picnic followed, and some members planned to dance in the evening. Wellington locals note Mrs Helen Spicer’s declining health and travel news from Lorain and Albany, with Shao injured in an auto crash.
Copious rainfall since Saturday has cooled the area and pleased farmers. They say the rain boosts potato and corn prospects, with a bumper corn crop possible if warm weather and no frost arrive in time. Overall, the outlook is for at least a normal crop.
Douglas Melotosh, 20, a railroad construction worker, was formally charged with murder after confessing to killing Harry Bell, 30, at Cleveland Hotel. Bell's body was found yesterday noon with a rope wrapped around his throat.
An old woman interrupts a drunken Kozo beating his wife and three children and accuses him of being a worthless wretch. He responds by flinging beer bottles and slapping his youngest child in a fit, declaring a crude boast. A separate scene recalls a popular university professor brandishing a sword and recalling drawing it for the first time at a raffle.
A Sparta resident claims years of severe stomach trouble ended after trying Dreco. He details unbearable agony, partial relief from other medicines, and credits three bottles with restoring digestion, bowels, and relief from headaches. Mr Vaughan of Dreco Laboratories promotes the remedy at Muir's Cut Mate Store.
Fragmentary text notes a dreamer drawing attention as a peculiar scene unfolds. The phrases hint at dream imagery and muted humor in a nocturnal setting, with odd references to Tahits and cobwebs as the dreamer sleeps.
Sostease Hinlds hosts a May 4 event at Worthy Music Store and Studio located at 469 Chestnut St featuring Geode Musical fixtures and piano tuning by special guest Phesie.
A San Francisco physician announces a new treatment for neuritis neuralgia and nervous exhaustion. Mopa Neuris Tablets claim to ease nerve pain restore tone to exhausted nerves and revitalize the nervous system. Sold by leading druggists including C W Phillips with mail orders available.
Michael Menlon debates Claudie Horner’s fate as he seeks Ted McCourn’s view on her stage potential. The producer argues she faces a life of glamor and risk, while Michael questions whether education and opportunity could spare her from a guttered end. In the end Michael resolves his love for Lilah, not Claudie, as Elaine Alloway’s marriage surfaces in a dinner-night worry.
In Eaton Haton on Friday night a Grange gathering featured a surprise entry as a procession moved through town. After a series of light handling actions the group traveled in a circuit north and east before entering the yard of the first car house.
They went to the woods where a bonfire was prepared and several hundred people gathered with loaves of bread. Everyone made themselves at home, visiting and roasting wieners for a festive occasion.
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