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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
4
Spencer March 15. Death came to two households claiming a victim each. Mrs. Elisa Gallatin, long time resident, was called from labor to reward on February 27. Then on March 8, Mrs. Daniel Rice, recently ill, was summoned to depart this life.
A physician urges nervy, weak individuals to avoid tonics and claim Bitra-Phosphate strengthens blood and bones safely at reasonable cost. The article also recounts a church revival, noting Mrs Gallatin and Mrs Rice mourned, and details of meetings led by Mrs Pearse from Los Angeles with music by local youths and altar calls. Eliza Derkamer, born 1846 near Seville, Ohio, died February 27, 1983, shortly before turning 37.
A description notes a remarkable plant with a knotted root that acts as a traveling root system. Each year the plant advances roughly one inch from its original rooted spot, a curious feature observed in this specimen.
Swollen Joints remedy claims quick relief for ankle knee hip elbow shoulder finger or spine pain. Two seconds rubbing supposedly delivers medicine through skin to bones and ligaments, easing stiffness inflammation and creakiness. Available at Phil lips Drug Store or any reliable druggist.
The obituary notes a 77 year old widow who united with the U B church in youth and later joined the M E church after moving to Spencer with husband Esra Gallatin in 1889. They had nine children and 33 grandchildren. Esra died August 21, 1815, leaving a rich parental legacy. The piece ends with a curious line about pears grown in France and the United States.
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