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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
2
Cartoon caption fragment shows Polly and her pals with jumbled text and a playful scene. The readable elements hint at a comic strip style gag likely from a newspaper page.
Help wanted for window washing and house cleaning experiences for men. Various FOR SALE listings include a 31 acre farm with a 5 room house, barn and chicken house near South Amherst priced at 3009, used machinery, a Dodge half ton truck, shares of stock, incubator and other farm items. Legal notices announce creditors deadlines and receiver sales for Mandarin Restaurant assets in Elyria Ohio with court dates in 1922 1923.
Markets list price ranges for dairy eggs meats produce and coal. Includes butter eggs bread flour corn meal and nuts with varied per unit quotes and wholesale farmer prices for wheat oats corn hay and bran amid a broad inventory snapshot.
Ten acres portion deeded by David Burke to Isabelle Jackson in a boundary description noting about three and one third acres as excluded. Parties must answer by April 15, 1922 or judgment will be entered as prayed for in the petition. Attorney: H. C. Johnson for Plaintiffs. Also a Lake Shore Electric timetable excerpt with Sept 6 1927 schedule details.
FIELDS FIELDS March 14 Bam badge is seriously ill with the flu. His sister Mrs. Fannie Wilford is calling for him. Roland Blaine and family are on the sick list. Rev C Maple left Tuesday for Michigan. John Worcester Sr was taken to Lorain hospital for eye operation. Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday for dinner. Mrs EB Fields visiting Elyria for a granddaughter's wedding. Mr A D Nye returned from St Luke's hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Blaine are expected.
The draft notes that Roland and family will occupy the home left by their son. E Me eeteat is under Dr. Morgan’s care with stomach and liver trouble. Mrs Harold Mitchell remains ill. Frank Sayers moved his family from the Mitchell farm to Lon Nichols’ home in Eaton. Rumor says John Shuster has sold his garage business at the corners.
March events and health updates in Ridgeville include Ford Fisher again able to be out and several residents visiting Cleveland. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Kennedy Smith, with family and local neighbors mourning their losses.
Gray hair is softened by Sage Tea and Sulphur. The advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready made formula that darkens hair naturally and evenly, restoring color after a few applications. It claims the product makes hair glossy and youthfully vibrant.
Adele Ga exposes tension in a marriage amid espionage hints and a hotel confrontation. The narrator pieces together a spy plot involving a mysterious partner and a visiting woman, as a doctor and Dicky Teturner enter the scene and hint at deeper danger.
Dover residents move in Mr Kines circle Wm Rothgery returns from French Creek to home. Harwedels of North Eaton visit Ridgeville. Paul Bagsett of Hanton hosts sister and family. Theodore Owens of Elyria in Ridgeville Wednesday. Ver Soy family from Cleveland visit A H Ver Soy. Mrs Slater visits Elyria sister. Ladies Benevolent Society attends despite illnesses. Salisburys with five chickenpox cases. Ver Soy recovering from grippe. Mrs Stacey ill with severe cold Florence Stacey confined by car trouble Dr Jaster Elyria attends Mrs Florence Stacey in Mentor funeral trip. Hopp visit Lorain Tuesday night. Mrs Smith and Gertrude visit Mrs Taylor Memorial hospital. Charlie Tucker aunt Crowell Elyria visit Leon Bassett.
Thomas Estll, newly appointed territorial commander of the Salvation Army for the Eastern States, has previously served as territorial chieftain in South Africa, New Zealand, Holland, Japan, and the Western States.
Friday night at the High School Auditorium showcased the Stevens Troupe of Highland Dancers with local audience attendance and spirited performances. The ad includes a testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills featuring Stephen Dugan of Elyria describing kidney and back pains relieved after use.
A verse poem urges residents to tidy yards and sheds as Miss Spring arrives in eight days. It warns against rubbish, promotes ready bird boxes, and predicts warmer weather with fruit and crops to come. John Smith, Himpet?
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