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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
4
Mrs. Winifred Webster Hanlow, a psycho analyst, undertakes to cure Claire Beauclaire of a mysterious mental affliction producing two personalities. One is an eighteen year old girl, the other a babbling five year old. The case has puzzled scientists and medical authorities for months.
Mrs. Frederick D. Countiss, Chicago social leader and advertising pioneer, takes over a building to open a studio specializing in designing children's dresses. She aims to combine fashion and commercial enterprise in a new venture.
Rev. A. J. Randles of United Presbyterian Church in New Castle, Pennsylvania, reportedly the first pastor to serve on a jury, defended his role after remarks that the jury box is no place for women or preachers.
The W C T U plans a national information campaign led by Miss Anna Gordon to elect dry lawmakers. A bizarre note describes devilfish expelling water from near the head to propel themselves, illustrating peculiar natural quirks within the piece.
United States statistics indicate the highest incidence of self destruction occurs on Monday.
An old advertising claim promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a magic solution for gray or streaked hair. The paste supposedly darkens evenly, restores gloss, and conceals treatment after a single nightly application.
Reverend Griffith Evans, pastor of the Congregational church at Antioch Pennsylvania, will lead the morning services at the Congregational Methodist church in Amherst this Sunday. He is a former intern at a regional church.
The Amherst high school chapel program featured Mayor Smythe as main speaker with Miss Mary O Neil presiding. The Misses Fish and Starhill from Oberlin Conservatory performed several vocal numbers during the event.
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