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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
2
Mission relief workers describe families selling girls in Henan and surrounding provinces to survive famine. Prices range from one to one hundred dollars, with girls as young as four years old sold as servants or wives. Reports mention Procurer networks, parental surrender, and the grim market as famine worsens.
A fragmented advertorial extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as relief for women suffering headaches back pain and sadness within families. The text emphasizes household hardship and widespread testimonials claiming the remedy aids ailments of women.
The advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pleasant substitute for calomel. It claims they ease constipation and torpid liver without harsh effects, noting a “dark brown mouth” side mention and recommending one or two tablets nightly at bedtime. Prices listed are 5c, 15c, and 30c.
The Oberlin Critic, a new weekly published by Oberlin College students, aims to stimulate criticism for a truer view of Oberlin including faculty student relations and curriculum. It carries no advertisements and is not profit driven. Editorial staff includes G. W. Terborgh J. H. Wilson P. G. Cressey L. L. McKibben M. E. Habel and R. Newcomb.
Lady White widow of Sir Edward White former London county council chairman died after a burglar attacked her in her hotel room. Attendants found her unconscious with head injuries and she briefly regained consciousness describing an intruder entering via a window and striking her with a blunt instrument.
James J. McGovern, a fireman, died after a fling sign struck him during a blaze. Chauffeur Carsey, accused in the case, claimed innocence and offered a tale of money exchanges with Schiff. Fire Attorney High stated Carsey was not under arrest and gave frank responses.
In Cincinnati on March 15 theft nullified a planned performance of Arms and the Man at the Art Theater. Scenery and costumes were stolen, leaving local talent unable to present the play and sparking public indignation. Police in Dayton corroborate later confessions of car thefts by two Richmond men. The market opened with gains across several stocks including New York Central, Reading, Cuba Cane Sugar, Mexican Petroleum, United Retail Stores, US Steel, and others.
Wellington March 15. The Wellington Community Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Forrest Evans home. A pot luck dinner was served at noon. Dress forms for two members were completed and sewing and dress designing will be studied next.
Charles Lashley elected captain of the Wellington High School football team after two years on the squad. The Athletic Association meeting chose him, with local congratulations for Chuck. The same article notes an upcoming local minstrel show produced by the American Legion under Wilbur Sutliff.
Wellington locals report the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary will hold meetings in an unoccupied room at the MacDermott Co. The room will be set for home like use as a meeting space for members. Miss Hazel Edwards is ill and Mr Hammond plans to expand the grocery store moving into the former Neal Hardware Co. location by April 1.
Market notes list Butter and eggs with per pound and per dozen prices, including firsts and packing stock. Readings cover potatoes, poultry, apples, beans, cabbage, onions, tomatoes, cheese, and other items with unit prices and ranges.
A patient after 14 months of stomach illness reports six months in hospital and dramatic relief within 24 hours of using Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules. The ad claims fast digestion aid with relief from gas and intestinal disturbances and offers satisfaction guaranteed.
Dayton Daily News reader Wm D Ostermeyer reports night time urination and daytime urgency eased after using Lithiated Buchu tablets. He claims back relief as well and notes the remedy is not a patent medicine with a disclosed formula. Available at H A Crandall's and drug stores or write The Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg OH.
Reports from Springfield Paris Washington London Moscow Baltimore and Kalamazoo detail wage talks on coal mining policy a Germany debt reduction plan at issue in allied finance talks potential U S representation at a Genoa conference and Japan's rearranged Vladivostok puppet government timelines plus a Western Normal campus dispute over social limits.
Cleveland official Fred H. Caley in his annual report accuses rural county judges brought to relieve Cuyahoga County's docket of being "hick" politicians from "rude" counties. He says these unnamed judges impose light penalties on traffic violators and suspend most of the sentences.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Sparks of Milan Avenue at the hospital Monday night. Mr and Mrs C D Yentzer and Mr and Mrs Harmon Kuss motor to Oberlin for a reception in honor of Mrs Harry Parson's birthday. The Eastern Stars will hold a regular meeting this evening. The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church will be entertained by Mrs William Keacon Thursday afternoon. The Young People's Association of Stone church will be entertained by several hosts Thursday evening at the Methodist church parlors.
Amherst reports the high school basketball team will host Vermilion at the local gym Saturday. The locals, who beat Vermilion on their floor recently, aim to repeat the victory. They’ve won eleven of seventeen games this season and seek solid regional standings.
Huntington West Virginia reports a botany student misreading orders leads to a swift close of sports events. The incident occurred in March as organizers scrambled to manage confusion at Ensign tails.
An old advertisement argues many illnesses stem from neglect and indigestion. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic to restore strength vitality and blood richness. It claims doctors favor the product for run-down people and notes liquid and tablet forms sold by druggists.
The report lists a total governor's package of 247 807 93 and a salary roll of 163 557 12 for the legislature. Maintenance costs for elective offices rose in some areas while the Department of Public Welfare showed a 1 165 388 53 decrease despite more wards and duties. The only department with a maintenance rise was highways and public works by 206 020 64 due to road repair efforts.
Investigators seek stronger proof after a letter cited as circumstantial in the Brunen murder case. Parker denounces the publication of the letter intended for private use. Mrs. Brunen silent, attorney Walter Keown engaged. Authorities examine timing of the alarm and possibility a hired shooter.
Cincinnati tax collector rejects grape juice as payment for $4 income tax as a man arrives with a basket of juice. A boy’s incident involving seven cat tails leads to juvenile court involvement and a teacher’s fainting.
Dyspeptics who dread meals find relief with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. A simple routine after meals promises easier digestion, less belching and heartburn, and improved appetite. A 60 cent box available from any druggist.
Lorain March 15 Judge J F Strenick dismissed fifteen defendants charged with liquor law violations after ruling search warrants used in raids by Emil Calman safety director were defective.
Cincinnati March 15. Chris Schlie Norwood was seriously injured when an automobile struck him as he walked to an undertaking establishment to select a coffin for a relative. The driver sped away after the collision.
Mrs. George Lutz of Chicago visits Mrs. Ray Jackson in Park avenue. Mrs. Bert Sharp leaves for Pittsburgh for an extended visit. Odd Fellows Lodge met last evening with large attendance and social card games. Mrs. D L Gensener and baby visit relatives in Wadsworth. Wm Etting called to Chicago for his mother’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Williams Andrews were guests at Mrs. Margaret Andrews home. St Patrick Day social planned at Midway schoolhouse District No. 9 on March 16 with a lunch. Supt and Mrs Shelton Dr and Mrs Ackerman R Vaughn W Koppes and Rev and Mrs Kaley attended J C Seeman funeral in Oberlin.
Paul Gaal a 52 year old carpenter weds Mary Laday 39 of Lorain in a ceremony performed by an Els ha Justice. Russell Beck 26 a farmer of North Olmsted weds Hazel Lucas 21 a bookkeeper of North Ridgeville, with Rev. E E Young presiding.
Admission names include Frank Polar George Stendow Nellie Glark and Mrs Flora oon with addresses on West River Broad Street Avon Lorain. Discharged patients include Flora oon Florence Alexander Homer Sturtevant Herlin Heights and Juanita Love with various streets.
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