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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
5
June 26 Cari 23, Abbottsford Michigan, was wounded probably fatally while trying to evade Big Four railroad yards at night. Henry Burbrink, a rail detective, said the youth leaped from a freight train and ignored an order to halt.
A series of transfers lists buyers and sellers including P Ronk to Grace Doncaster and other deeds across Sheffield Lake Lorain and surrounding areas. Amounts cited range from 2300 to 16000 with buyers such as Underhill Sheriff to Fanyonterkil and National Bank to Lizlig.
An advertising notice claims Kellogg's Bran cures constipation and prevents auto intoxication by cleansing the system. It urges daily intake of two tablespoonfuls, suggests various uses in cereals and baked goods, and notes availability through grocers and in hotels.
Kipton area residents share a light summer scene with visits and family gatherings. Ethel Betts spends the season at home while several families and friends enjoy Sundays at the Lake and Wheat Field Day at Wooster.
Oberlin residents and friends visit relatives and attend events across Elyria Wakeman Berlin Heights and surrounding towns. Notable mentions include visits to Weeks Holling and Bayless households, WCTU meeting plans, and relatives from Oberlin Norwalk and Sandusky. Real estate transfers include lot 400 block 43 Elyria for 7500 and Ridgeville part of lot 23 for 2000.
An advertisement promises 0 cent Wendella Plila Ambition Brand pills from C. W. Phillips to cure nervous fatigue and low spirits. It claims relief within three days for nervousness insomnia indigestion and loss of appetite, with a money back offer on the first box.
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