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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
8
Katherine confronts Michael about Lilah's heartbreak and calls for harmony. Michael apologizes and calls Lilah, bringing roses. Lilah and Michael reconcile with a warm kiss, while Mrs. Pharley hints at calling him "Mother." The scene closes with a poised, unsettled note as the drama continues.
The son of Mr and Mrs Earnest Trigg is critically ill with pneumonia. Mrs Julia Moser and daughters Gladys Geneva and Walter Moser of Congress were Sunday afternoon callers at the B A Park's Home. Monday found Mr and Mrs R O Brggs in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Leo Bradstock were Elyria shoppers Monday. The much agitated question of today on Child Labor was argued last Monday evening on the M EB Church platform by the negative team of Belden high and the affirmative team of Penfield high. Penfield high were the winners. The Judges were from Wellington and the negative team from Penfield went to Columbia and brought home the bacon.
Rochester dated March 19 reports visits by Mrs D C Mann and relatives from Akron Columbia Station Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland. A Baptist Ladies Aid Society leave sale is planned for March 19 at F W Riebe’s grocery. Mrs Geo Smith marked her 35th wedding anniversary with a Sunday celebration.
Economies loses lead to English as Princeton University’s most popular subject while Astronomy 35 remains the least chosen. The General Federation of Jewish Labor reports about 15 000 organized workers in Palestine.
The Augienic Ice and Coal Co urges customers to stock up with another ton or two before a weather warning. Pricing is listed at 7.50 per ton and calls can be made to phone 2500 for orders.
Bradfield Regulator Co BA 18 Acunta Georgia offers a free booklet in a plan envelope. The ad promotes "Mother's Friend" as a product from reputable druggists and promises full usage directions with each bottle. The message urges readers to act promptly as weeks pass.
On Friday evening March 20 at the M. E. Church the Penfield affirmative team will debate Avon Lake’s negative team. That same night Penfield will visit Grafton to debate their negative team. The winners decide the County Championship on the question of ratifying the Child Labor Amendment. Mr and Mrs Geo Barton of Cleveland visited Penfield and brought a radio.
C W Phillips offers Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a remedy for stomach agony gas and indigestion. The ad claims rapid relief within ten minutes from one dessert spoonful and asserts the product banishes indigestion dyspepsia and related symptoms.
Sherman of Elyria and Miss Nola Smith of Cleveland are noted in social items. Chas O'Dell is reported better. H Green and Florence Beerdsley with E A Gamss and family visited Elyria. Franklicks visited J J Hodgkin on Wednesday.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Suppositorica as a fast cure for protruding piles. The copy claims relief from pain itching bleeding and soreness and urges readers to visit the nearest drug store to buy a 60 cent pot.
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