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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
4
Mrs Keith and Hanna Thrembl ing plus three brothers Fred Jr Harold at home and Edwin of Lorain survive her. She was a member of the Lutheran church Amherst.
Mishael Deuschle aged seven died at the local hospital following a brief flu. He is survived by Mildred 48, LT year old daughter, and two sisters. The death occurred yesterday afternoon at the family home in Belituls Baye Goo.
A Soviet congress notes 37 women with full voting power among 87 voting members while 35 women hold only consultative voice. The assembly totals around one hundred thousand members, with names like Mme. Semenova cited among the voting group. Funeral plans are not yet set.
An advertisement touts Todd's Tonic as a preventive for colds and grippe during winter, claiming it strengthens the body's defenses and aids recovery. It highlights pleasant wine flavor, daily use, and availability at Muir Crush and other druggists in Elyria, with a slogan promising sleep aid and wellness.
The column lists Eugene Eastman on the sick list and many local residents visiting or traveling. Rose Full visited Lorain, Steve Toth admitted to Yarotheentiat, Maitland and Portch family members came from Elyria, Mrs Lee Merz planned a Chicago trip, and several others were noted as visitors or travelers.
Mrs Ella B D Hartsell of Evanston asserts Tanlac met every test, restoring her strength and appetite after indigestion and fatigue. She moved from Chicago and credits Tanlac with improving energy and digestion, urging others to try the product sold by druggists.
Market listings from Cleveland show prices for eggs butter oleo cheese apples strawberries and canned goods. Other items include poultry ducks geese coyly listed alongside vegetables like cabbage potatoes onions and cucumbers with per crate or per ton rates.
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