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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
4
Letters describe births in log cabins across Camden and nearby Ontario and Ohio. Contributors recount cabin layouts, access holes in floors, adder routes, and early water sources as they recall childhood homes and family moves spanning 1852 to 1913.
Mar 4 report lists Adam Horn an visitor, John Kranhenbuel slowly improving after a fall, Rosa Heimsath shopping in Elytia, J. D. Parker visiting the Lattemans, and Thomas Rusk and Harry Ennes in Sandusky on business. Mr and Mrs C G Seniff and Virginia, Mrs Charley Latteman and son Carl, Mr and Mrs Jacob Swanger and War ner spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Henry Shaffer and family. games and lunch noted. Carl Ives of Town mentioned.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs colds and related respiratory ailments. It claims creosote based formula soothes inflamed membranes inhibits germ growth and hastens recovery with a money back guarantee and druggist availability in Atlanta Georgia.
Spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Adam Horn. J D Parker called on William Hill Sunday morning at Wake man. Mrs P C Robertson spent Tuesday in Elyria with her children. Warn Bradway called on Mr and Mrs J D Parker Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs A C Meyers at
The windstorm Thursday evening unroofed several buildings in town but caused no injuries. Residents report visits from Mrs. Charley Latteman and son Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Brown in Henrietta, and guests including the Robertson and Barton families from Elyria. Florence Rosa of Oberlin and Emma Heldt of Toledo are staying locally. The piece notes world thunderstorm totals projected at 16,000,000 annually.
Mrs K T ma in Sao Paulo and in Japan works to arrange matches for ten thousand Japanese brides in Mexico and South America. Tara in Japan organizes the first party of picture brides for South American Japanese, as authorities oversee the process.
In Paris 137 women advocates can practice before courts though most work as salaried staff in law offices. They prepare cases for male partners, and the twenty fifth anniversary of a woman’s admission to the bar was recently observed.
The fashion of necklaces with strings hanging down the back draws concern from Stotland Yard. Peter J Ayes argues that exposed stones tempt thieves by making theft easier than when necklaces are worn with strings at the front.
Sweden uses seaweed as a packing material in industry. The natural substance provides an alternative to synthetic packing methods. Local producers highlight its lightweight, recyclable properties and potential environmental benefits.
Mrs. Cook reports years of gas on her stomach and nervousness. An Adlerika advertisement claims one spoonful removes gas, relieves bloating, and cleanses bowels, urging use at Ebert's Drug Store.
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