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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
11
Advert describes Zemo as a safe antiseptic remedy for eczema itching pimples rashes and blackheads. Claims minor blemishes disappear overnight and itching stops instantly with inexpensive prices for soup and ointment and wide drugstore availability.
A white given civil description of Horus Fae ry in Pittsburgh appears. Mrs Thurwell of Cleveland will enter the club on June 27. Miss Emmy Sanders hosted a shower in Elyria Monday evening. Mr and Mrs W S Nichols and daughter Henrietta visit Kelner family. They arrived from Petersburg Florida. Lagrange residents attended Illumination night in Oberlin with Ja C L Gotendeischen Igona Adams Kelner Ott Lorine teath. Glory Grange to host lecture Thursday evening June 27. Naomi and George Gardner of Kyria vacationing with grandparents G W Robbins. Charles Rawson Jr and Mrs Paul Sage and Mrs Andrew Rawson attended a cantata.
A promotional note extols Cantilever Shoes offering freedom and buoyancy after stiff-arch footwear. It claims a flexible arch harmonizes with each foot movement, exercises muscles, and supports the small bones for a strong springy arch, easing tired feet and discomfort.
The note celebrates the marriage of Kinma Sanders to Leon Styan of Elyria on Wednesday, June 14, with details peeking through a fragment from a Saturday Elyria social page. The Heath home hosted a pretty social gathering marking the event.
A Mains doctor explains foot pain stems from bones ligaments and cartilage not skin condition. He urges Joint-Base for joints with quick absorption and relief by rubbing Joint-Fuse into the skin over about a minute, promising speedy improvement in sore inflamed feet. A tube costs 60 cents at Phillips Drug Store.
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