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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
10
Mary Harrison fears Dicky’s temper as Adele Garrison’s narrator watches a fraught domestic scene. Katherine, the new nurse, asserts control while Mary and Madge anticipate a night of upheaval and care for Junior amidst looming family tensions.
Reports describe engineers preparing a grand lake project fed by rivers Aupa and Meftau in the northeast Bo ater district. The plan promises irrigation for 43 008 percent of arable land and involves Slovakian workers and local leaders amid regional development talks. Also noted is Nashville Southern Association manager Jimmy Hamilton buying the Raleigh club in the Piedmont League, with potential future piloting of the Raleigh team.
Gov. Hyde of Missouri selected Chicago sculptor Frederick C. Hibbard after a two year canvass of leading sculptors. Hibbard famed for Mark Twain figures will sculpt a bronze Champ Clark statue for Bowling Green Missouri with a granite base and a grave marker replica. The article also notes a glyptodon fossil display at the Field Museum and University of Chicago research into nephritis and cancer by William Draper Harkins and his son, plus remarks by Roy James Battis on youth crime and parental influence.
In London on March 4 the Prince of Wales visited Kennington Road School, spoke with Gladys Bull and other pupils, then played ball and shook hands with the children. He noted the kids enjoyed the time and asked about swimming arrangements as he left.
A Germano Russian air company approves a Moscow to Vladivostock line with a sea link to Tokio. Three engined Junkers planes will be used and a London Berlin Moscow network is planned. The London to Tokio route will cover about 7000 miles in eighty flying hours.
The text notes a lemon juice rinse gives a red glint and removes soap while blondes are advised to add baking soda to water to keep hair from turning yellow. It also mentions an inventor claiming a method to build houses of flats at about 20 percent cheaper than frame construction.
Doctor J. B. Leonhardt developed an internal treatment named Hemroid to cure piles by improving circulation. The product is sold by druggists with a guarantee and refund option if not satisfied.
Fragmented notes mix diverse items on 1923 and 1925 French trade balances, a Lanark bell claim, and trivia about apples, Greek law, forests, and U S tidal coast length. The piece references currency depreciation, import and export totals, and a Kennedy coal ad.
A vintage advertisement touts San Yak Pilla as a powerful body healer boosting blood strength and easing stomach and bowel issues. Testimonials from Dr. L. P. Bailey and others claim relief from high blood pressure rheumatism and indigestion, with promo of both pill and liquid forms at J Adolph Ebert Brag Store.
In Leningrad on March 4 counterfeit lead medals for Kerensky loyalists were tallied at the Winter Palace. Officials counted tens of thousands prepared by Karsashy in 1927 and stored in thirty packing cases. The items awaited use in theater and moving crowd collections after two weeks of inventory.
Readable fragments cover home remedies and medical questions. Advice touches colds and Mentho-Laxene usage, kidney and bladder trouble, rheumatism, constipation, anemia, and scalp dandruff with Chex soap. Respondents recommend diuretics, tonics, and cleansing medicines.
A Worcester reader lauds Mentho-Lagene for curing a severe cough after trying many remedies. Lowell and Worcester contributors praise Cadomene tablets for nervous indigestion appetite loss and sleep, and Sulpherb acne relief. A Pontiак reader reports Balmwort easing nighttime bladder irritation. Dr Baker advertises medical guidance and product distribution through Health and Beauty notes.
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