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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
5
June 13 report from Ridge Ridge lists gatherings at Mrs Ir, Miss Susan Hinuan to speak, and a busy social scene. Residents visit relatives and friends in Elyria Amherst Oberlin Lodi Bay Bridge and Bay areas. fishing trip to Bay Bridge noted. births announced with Donald Wayne at Memorial Hospital.
Vincent Vincent and Mrs Rounds daughter and husband Mr McIntosh of Medina spent Sunday evening with Mrs Edith Coy. Mrs Rena Cameron visited Mrs Clara Boyd. Hazel Linder and daughter Betty Jean returned to Detroit after a stay with the former's mother.
A brief, suggestive notice notes that germs are kept at bay by cleaning a house with Blue Devil aAdvt. The short item promotes the product in a period style, implying improved hygiene after treatment.
An old advertisement touts Tiz as a magic remedy easing tired sore swollen and burnt feet. It claims Tiz reduces corns bunions and raw spots and offers a year long foot comfort guarantee for a few cents, urging readers to buy at druggists or department stores.
Mrs Garah Reisinger returned from Dover visit. Fay Longbon stayed with sister in Columbus. Mary Lyon helped organize a missionary society of 21 with officers elected. Charles Ives resigns as Imabascer of the State Farm effective July 1. Pathfinder Publishing linked to N J Hoskin visiting Elyria. ill father. Children’s Day set for June 17 with practice days forthcoming. Donald Phelps bitten in face by a dog last week.
A reflective saying warns that constant humor can wear a person down and advises caution toward those who make jokes about everything.
A witty aphorism about laughter’s strength and social division, suggesting that humor reveals truths others miss. The reader is invited to ponder how laughter exposes how people live differently and how awareness varies across society.
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