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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
17
The fragmentary OCR text contains mixed numbers and phrases such as July and September hints, partial bids, bank ventrifugal terms, and scattered names. It lacks a coherent event, quotes, or clear entities to identify a definite historical item or outcome.
A nostalgic advertisement promotes bisulated magnesia as a remedy for indigestion and stomach acidity. It urges readers to use a teaspoonful after meals, claiming immediate neutralization of acid, reduction of fermentation, gas, and discomfort, and asserts safety with continued use.
An OCR fragment discusses the urgency of self rate and the effectiveness of the policy of credit deflation by the federal reserve board with bank operations across the country. It mentions figures like 82 and 96.04 and references Wall Street and New York.
Market notes from Cincinnati and Chicago dated May 20 show mixed farm prices across grains and livestock. Wheat and rye steady or firmer, corn and oats variable. cattle and hogs at Chicago and Pittsburgh see slow and steady trends with top lambs and veal calves reaching high values.
Cattle, hogs and sheep quotes from Kansas City and Cincinnati show steady to mixed prices. Slaughter hogs top $14.60 in Kansas City with others $13.75 to $14.25. cattle range $7 to $13.25. sheep lower by about 75c to $1.00. Chicago futures close higher on May 20 with corn and pork futures up. Ohio and Toledo prices cited for corn oats and barley with cash bids listed.
Lottie Doerfinger returns home after weeks in Lima. Ed Reynolds Lakewood visits friends. The Ladies Aid meets. a tonsil operation is noted. Mrs Hulse travels to Warren for her mother’s funeral. Elizabeth Andrews hosts visitors Clinton Stranahan and family from Lorain. Decoratives, Grange fundraising, and Patriotic League planning fill a busy schedule. Mothers Day observed at M E Methodist Church. Chicken thieves hit Butternut Ridge. residents guard coops. George Fortune remodels. Ada Ferrell in poor health. Ada Mitchell of Cleveland visits. Fred Sutter and Ralph Fortune guests. John Bainbridge hosts T J Jenness and Frank in Cleveland. Bessie Briggs visits from Cleveland. Ralph Fortune installs a refrigerator in new meat market. Rev C C Maple returns from the South. A new baby boy joins Warren Hall family. Edith Benjamin was before marriage.
An illustrated presentation by De Mente explores living conditions in Western Africa. He plans an instructional talk every other Sunday detailing the country’s situation and cultural context.
May 19 at Oberlin Mrs Frank Schmitz announced the engagement of their daughter Trenado to Anthony Linden of Avon with a wedding planned early in summer. Attending were families from Elyria Avon Lorain and Pittsfield among others as residents hosted visits and socializing.
Norwalk May 1 funerals held for Marion Clafio 76 who died from burns after apron ignited by open gas stove. Grand Master H B Chassin Columbus to address Odd Fellows dedication of new temple May 26. County receives two army trucks for road work and cinders accepted from New York Central for street improvement. Local obituaries and community notes include deaths of J R McNight 66 and David Acker. Peter Schlachter reports tire issues en route to New Washington. Rev Elmer E Pearce spoke at Broadway Methodist Church last night.
An advertisement notes Dr Carey a kidney and bladder specialist has retired. It promotes the Marshroot prescription as a nationwide remedy dispensed by pharmacists under Dr Carey's Marshroot. The message urges sufferers to obtain it through Harry A Crandall.
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