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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
4
Paris court ruling cites husband's authority in family life but signals intent to restore old order. Judge Pontremphi s decision upholds a husband's power to discipline his wife, framing it as part of the heads of families' supreme authority.
Glynn County Georgia marshes defy erosion and house wildlife while guarding a watershed of American history. The landscape inspired Sidney Lanier renowned as a poet and the Bloody Marsh battle site connects to Spanish American conflicts. Ancient churches ruins and palms line shoreland as visitors explore the marshes’ storied past and natural beauty.
An advertisement touts S.5 as a science based tonic from herbs and roots. It claims to build red blood cells improve nourishment and provide vigor for a wholesome life. Sold at drug stores with pricing listed and promotional phrases about steady health benefits.
Mr and Mrs Harley Telford visit Mrs Ella Malonsen in Elyria as she remains ill. Families dine with Mr and Mrs F J Sehmuize. funeral attendance for Mr TO Wright of Elyria. Guests include Jake Emerich Geo Emerich Frank Emerich and families. Ohio residents Eugene Strobmier Jerome Fuller Theodora Schueler and Pierre Boxese visit Arthur Dion with music and chanting. Mrs Justin hosts guests including Antore Wearsch and Gerald from Chardon. Several Oberlin and Elyria residents attend Sunday gatherings and calls.
Advertisement touts Emerald Gil as a miracle foot remedy that relieves tired aching feet in minutes. It claims quick application on the surface, with camphor and antiseptics, promising “thousands of bottles” sold and a money back guarantee at W. Phillips' Cut Rate Drug Store and other druggists.
Various families and individuals from Ohio, Columbus, Youngstown, Elyria, Toledo, Cleveland and Chicago paid calls and hosted guests this week. Notable visits include Heaths, Gibaums, Schmitzes, Manns, Telfords and Glosters, with dinners, birthday surprises, and a picnic at Edgewater Park.
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