Spencer by Mrs. G. L. Emerson
Mrs. G. L. Emerson presents a feature titled Spencer in a local column style with a contact at phone number 304 for reader correspondence and further inquiry.
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G. L. Emerson
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
2
Spencer Suburbs News Briefs and Local Notices
Local section reports the death of Kimble from heart failure in Spencer with funeral at the Baptist church. Community notes list visits, dinners, dances, and gatherings at multiple homes, church activities, and family milestones. Poultry clinic announced for March 16 at Firestone & Company, with church notes on weekly services and programs.
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Susie Ream
Burdreich
Ashland
Robert Eglin
James Eglin
Brecksvill
Chevalier
Egln
N. L. Milheine
Albert Lachlainer
Simons Thurs
Lancaster
Ohio
Spencer
Leo McCourt
Jay Mantz
Edwin Walters
Fragmented dialogue scene from serialized tale continues
A chaotic exchange unfolds as Lonnie and Michael argue about marriage and dates. Elaine, Alichae, and others react with urgency while plans for lunch, work, and a possible engagement create tense, humorous tensions amid the unfolding plot.
Cooley Named to Important Committees in Farm Bureau
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation appoints George L. Cooley as director representing Mothers. The report notes his transfer from Lake Geneva Wisconsin where he taught to Washington Boulevard Hospital Chicago for treatment. The item lists several individuals including Harold Leuszler Wm. Knessel and the Bechtels among others.
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Lake Genava
Wisconsin
Washington Boulevard Hospital
Chicago
Illinois
Treagent
H. L. Brandan
Harold Leuszler
Wm. Knessel
Gon
Billy
Donald
Raymond, Jr
Robert Bechtel
Karl Shattuck
Marguerite Bacon
Geo
Cooley
George L. Cooley
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Local social notes and obituaries from Oberlin and Elyria
Fragments describe visits and events at homes of Mrs T W Wilson and Mr Mrs Harold Cooley in Oberlin. Birthdays and dinners honor Mrs William Cooley and relatives mourn Algeria Lynn and Miss Rachel Ernest McMonigal. Burial, funerals, and attendance at Mount Was and Wadsworth events are noted along with church and missionary society references.
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Betty
Harry
Hendricks
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Grace
Edith
Arthur Nivons
Wilson Aubles
N. E. Fuller
Litchfield
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Merle Tuttle
A. S. Tuttle
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Bellevue
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Jessie Heath
As Thursder
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College
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John Butler
and Airs
Harold Cooley
Oberlin
Mr. Cooley
William Cooley
Ruth Mills
Allen and Iown
Elyria
Parton Brandau
Algeria Lynn
R. H. Fairchild
Rachel Ernest McMonigal
McMonigal
Mr. Fairchild
EB. G. Lester
Wadsworth
Ohio
Els
S. HL
EL Sage
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Joint-Base Promises Quick Relief for Stiff Joints
An advertised remedy named Joint-Base claims to ease pain and reduce swelling in stiff swollen joints. The brochure touts rapid limbering of joints after ordinary cures fail and urges readers to remember the product name.
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Philips’ Drug Store
Dont Suffer With Piles Pyramid Suppositories Offer
An advertisement promises relief for piles with Pyramid Suppositories. It claims quick action against itching bleeding and soreness and urges purchasing a 50 cent box nationwide through a coast to coast network.
Prescription for Piles Promotes Internal Treatment
An old ad promotes internal remedies for piles as safer than external cures or surgery. It claims external applications fail, blood stagnation causes disease, and a doctor named Leonhards endorses a Teut internal remedy called HEM. RUID, offered by Stabler, with years of trial and approval implicit in the ad.
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