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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
7
Ernest Frazier, 20, in Charleston has patched heart and walks as usual two months after a knife wound in a street fight. Doctors stitched the two inch gash, he developed pneumonia, but experts say he is now sound as ever.
Cleveland receipts show cattle 400, calves 300, sheep and lambs 55 with mixed hog values 650 to 740. Chicago grains opened lower with wheat off 1/4 to 1/2, corn steady to 1/4 lower, oats steady to 3/8 lower, and a firmer tone in lard futures. An article notes chlorine inhalers may aid early colds but require safe dosing.
John F. Hayford, director at Northwestern College of Engineering, received the Royal Geographical Society Victorian Medal for his work establishing the theory of isostasy. The medal cites his demonstration of a subsurface force tending to equalize pressure, supporting a solid earth with a floating crust atop a liquid interior.
Vermont leaders seconded Calvin Coolidge for a second term praising his public service, economy, and adherence to fundamental principles. They extol his lineage and reputation for acting with deliberation and integrity, calling him a true American standard bearer.
An old advertisement promotes McCoy Cod Liver Oil Tablets claiming they help adults and children gain healthy flesh quickly. It mentions drug stores by name and a price around 60 cents, touting weight gain in weeks with a tablet form product.
New York shares advance across classes with U S steel up 18 to 37 amid mixed early strength. Oils and motors firm as rails rise, while industrials lag. Call money at 2 percent as profit taking follows initial rally and a second cut in the federal reserve rate is hinted in forenoon trading.
A Berlin contractor trials revolving theatre style one room houses in Germany. By turning one end around a kitchen converts it to a reception room bedroom or parlor. Only one of the several built has a permanent tenant.
Edison follows a diet of spinach tomatoes carrots sardines and milk according to reports. Eminent physicians call it nearly ideal except that sardines are deemed suitable only for those with good digestion.
Murray explains how a compound interacts with the human body as the leading Elyria drug firm issues surprising findings. The release states all records are broken by the observed actions and implications for health.
J W Wood manager of Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store explains securing the Stomia agency in Elyria through J F Murray the Physical Culturist. He says Elyria is fortunate to meet Murray and notes clear concise explanation and growing demand for the stomach and kidney remedy.
Stomia is an original formula first published about seven years ago and two years ago distributed to a select group only. Today it may be obtained by any sufferer from digestion issues including dyspepsia sour stomach gas ting heart burn cramps nervousness constipation appetite headache run down systems.
Murray warns stomach trouble acts like a thief in the night, creeping on people unseen. He says untreated disease breeds nervousness and dyspepsia, thinning the blood and causing other ailments, urging a strength giving tonic as the most reasonable treatment.
John Foley construction engineer at 845 Bond Street praised Stomia for easing stomach gas burning and sour taste after meals. He said two weeks of use reduced heartburn and indigestion and urged others to buy at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store in Elyria.
Hy nut and Krebs report from Cleveland on the Republican National Convention scene. Delegates awake after nightlong talks prepare for vice presidential selections amid casual attire and hotel room negotiations.
A freak of nature from a severe electrical storm near Clarion Pennsylvania reports a lightning strike that riddled an 18 inch chestnut tree and blasted parallel ditches across a field. The furrows vary from 3 to 10 feet wide and 1 to 3 feet deep with one trace extending 500 feet.
A humorous scene unfolds as a delegate and a newspaper boy scramble under a bed and through drawers to locate a missing pair of socks. The search, spurred by wardrobe mishaps and a distracted vice president, ends with the socks found plugged between telephone bells. The moment reveals the triviality of the convention amid witty exchanges.
Pomona Grange meeting at Ridgeville on Wednesday June 18. Squire Churchward family gathering at Columbia Town Hall June 18. Ladies Aid Society event hosted by Mrs Jerry Berndson June 19. Various visits and weddings including Charles Frick and Mae Cole. Farm sale by ry Berndson to a Painesville party. Longdon attends OSU 1914 reunion.
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