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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
9
Oberlin June 38 reports the Oberlin Redafd Gun club picnic drew about 150 attendees. An exhibition of expert fly casting impressed fishermen. indoor baseball and trap shooting entertained all. Prizes included red white and blue ribbons. A picnic dinner was served in the afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Wychofer's engagement announced in Oberlin on June 28.
Velma Jackson of Windsor praises Tanlac claiming it restored her health, added 24 pounds a year ago, and now keeps her working daily. She says it cured three years of stomach trouble, improved appetite and sleep, and boosted her energy for office and social life. Tanlac sold by druggists. over 7 million bottles sold.
Mrs Wyshoff announces the engagement of Elizabeth Wyshoff of Bellefield Dwellings Pittsburgh to John Morse Adams of Forest Street. Oberlin W C T U distributes flowers on Flower Mission Day for trains and hospital favors. young people educated on alcohol and tobacco evils. Mrs John Phillips of Cleveland visits Oberlin. alumni homecoming brings delegates from China and 32 states. Professor Lutz contributes to Uniform Taxation debate at Cedar Point. J W Wainwright, band drill-master, directed Fostoria High School band to $1000 prize in Chicago. A Oberlin lady is frightened by a motorcyclist and husband warns him away. Stores close Wednesday afternoons in summer. Funeral for Mrs Irwin Worcester. Virgin West marries Neil Jones. James Dyer dies at 53. Mr Vernon Earl and Miss Geraldine Hewett wed. Having what you want is less interesting than setting what you want.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as relief for eczema, blotches, ringworm, and rashes. It claims prompt application soothes itching and irritation, with a bottle priced at $1.60 for extra large. The copy uses period tone and emphasizes immediate comfort from skin troubles.
New York June 2 A firmer tone at the opening rail stocks led gains as Dupont rose to 110. Union Pacific advanced 1 1 4 to 130 1 2 and New York Central gained 1 to 101 2 2 Great Northern preferred rose 2 8 to 68 1 2 Southern Railway up 2 8 to 33 Southern Pacific 1 4 to 85 2 4 Baltimore and Ohio slipped 1 2 to 43 1 2 U S Steel touched 90 3 4 while Barlin 1 8 at 119 1 8 Studebaker 1 2 higher to 100 ite Chandler fell 13 8 Producers and refiners slipped 7 8 to 34 1 2 Other oil shares were steady.
A Michigan woman recounts a 20 year leg problem finally helped by Petersons Ointment. The letter claims rapid relief from pain and sores and endorses the product for various skin ailments, with a note about the advertiser’s financial terms.
Cleveland livestock receipts show cattle 750 with market down 1d. calves receipts and small price moves. sheep 500 with slow market. hogs 4590 lower by 15 to 25 cents. Chicago grain opens mixed with wheat up 1/2 to 5/8, corn mixed, oats up, and provisions unsettled. Liberty bonds also opened with listings in New York.
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