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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
6
Twenty four percent of the patients treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital during January and February came from homes outside Lorain county, and an additional thirteen percent came from unspecified areas, highlighting broader regional reach of the hospital services.
Mothers praise Musterole for quick relief of chest colds sore throat rheumatic and neuralgic pains and stiff neck This milder form is unexcelled for relief of croupy coughs and colds It penetrates soothes and relieves without the blister of old plaster Keep a jar handy ready to apply instantly without fuss or bother
The Lorain County hospital report shows 63 percent of admissions from Elyria with nineteen cities outside Elyria represented. Two patients came from Greenville Pennsylvania and Carleton Michigan. In 1928, Elyria received 165000 dollars of the 190000 dollar total hospital expenses while the facility spent 35000 dollars more in Elyria than it drew from Lorain county sources and earned 60000 dollars from outside Lorain county.
Adam Michael of East River road sold his place to Cleveland people and moved to Cleveland. Rev. G A Beers traveled to New York state to visit relatives. The Burnett farm greenhouse is being enlarged. W D Krause and Leslie Rings are driving new autos. W R B Squires, recently sick, is improved. Mrs Park French spent last day in town.
A Busy week in Strongsville area with visits from Mrs. Shady of Olmsted and Miss Ryder of Brunswick. Revival services at the Methodist church are planned as Community Night on March 22. engagements include a Baptists class social on March 20 and a St Patrick's party at the town hall. Edward Clement of Strongsville dies after illness. funeral at Bennetts Corners M E church. Community activities feature Grange meetings, a Freshman class gathering at Robert Van Arsdale’s, and rural mail carriers’ meeting in Elyria.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as externally applied relief for prenatal distress and muscle tension, claiming daily use leaves skin soft and pliable. A testimonial from Sherosky of Leechburg Pennsylvania praises it as life saving. The ad urges starting tonight and notes availability at drug stores plus a free booklet.
A vintage drug advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver cleanser and cosmetic aid. It claims to improve complexion, prevent pimples and stomach troubles, and protect against bad taste and listlessness as a vegetable olive oil product sold in 15g 30c and 60c sizes.
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