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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1923
Page
4
The friends of Dr. St. KE Jackson, formerly practicing in Elyria, announce he will reopen an office in the city in the new bank building. For weeks he has been performing inlay work, anesthesia, extraction and oral surgery, linking with leading practitioners nationwide.
A garbled OCR list presents assorted market prices for eggs and dairy items, meats, poultry, fruits, and vegetables. Values for items like eggs fresh per dozen, cheese rounds, various fowls, turkeys, geese, apples per bushel, beans, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, and potatoes appear with scattered figures and units.
National market open shows sugar shares led gains with Runta Allegra up over two points. United States Steel unchanged at 107 7 8, New York Central near 97, and other steels edged higher. In livestock Cattle receipts 200 steady, hogs up 20 to 34, calves and sheep steady. Chicago grains opened with wheat and corn unchanged, oats up slightly, provisions firm. Liberty Bonds quoted at 98.52 amid broad market turbulence.
A vintage advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper as fast relief for chest congestion and cold symptoms. It claims warming strength within three minutes and appeals to buyers from drugstores, describing relief for rheumatism headaches and sore throats with the product made from red peppers.
The George A. Clark Company secured exclusive rights to sell Edison phonographs and records in Lorain County and Oberlin, adding the Oberlin store to its operations. The firm plans no further Oberlin changes beyond adding the new department for guitars records and other musical gear.
Report on three women in the New Hampshire legislature including Mrs Arnold a Republican. Mrs Yantis a Cornell graduate argues for a mother point in political life and that the home remains central but a boundary to a woman’s life. The piece notes balance with church duties and household work while lawmakers address industrial questions and protective laws.
Cyrus E. Woods of Pennsylvania, the envoy to Spain since 1921, has been nominated by the administration to serve at the Japanese court. The move shifts Woods from Madrid to Tokyo as part of a diplomatic reshuffle.
Richard M. Tobin, San Francisco banker and clubman, has been named by President Harding as minister to the Netherlands. The appointment reflects Tobin’s status as a wealthy civic figure in Frisco and follows the pattern of appointing prominent businessmen to diplomatic posts.
On March 13 Arthur Schrader aged 15 of Stivers High School died from injuries after being struck by a vehicle while skating on a roller line. The accident occurred near the school. details state the driver, Arthur B. Davy, reported the incident. The case remains under local inquiry.
Reports from Louisiana about a sensational attack on the identity of two mangled bodies found near Lake Lafourche in December. A state investigation into hooded mob outrages in Morehouse parish was launched by Captain J K Skipwith of the Ku Klux Klan. Also notes Franco Belgian Ruhr retreat, Germany reparations, Hoover appoints acting secretary, and the Pioneer boat resuming voyage toward Miami after being stuck in mud.
March 13 Supt Mitchelson district teachers entertain boards at the local school Friday March 16 Ladies Aid Hill church will prepare and serve banquet Eleanor and Phyllis Knoble in Cleveland report father Otto Knoble not much improved health but expected April return WH Decker to South Carolina Robert Hart to occupy Lydia Decker home and farm several attend Fathers and Sons banquet at Birmingham High School Friday night Domestic Science class to serve Epworth League monthly meeting at M E church Tuesday evening Mrs Paul Portman and Mrs Eleanor Portman with Mr and Mrs Harry Jones and Jay attend funeral in Ashland Evangelical and Methodist churches unite for Passion week services Brownhelm Evangelical church Wednesday Hill church Thursday M E church Friday Basters to preach at each service Alma Meyer Berea senior spent weekend here Whooping cough appears in first room at school health nurse visited the school and warned pupils
The note lists attendees from Cincinnati Cleveland Amherst Oberlin Lorain and nearby towns for the Nauman funeral and shares local family updates including a new baby and a Florida trip report with a large Indian River catch.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a permanent remedy for constipation when eaten regularly. It claims benefits include detoxification and improved health, noting the product as a health food with minerals and essential nutrients. It encourages daily use, suggests serving ideas, and cites wide availability in hotels and groceries.
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