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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1923
Page
7
A mayoral court fined an individual twenty five dollars for a temporary picture matter. Twenty students attended a local era volunteer Northern University event. The text also notes ongoing investigations and a reported loss in a city matter connected to the discussed films.
An Erie reader letter lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from backache and female ailments after trying other remedies. A March 20 note from Enterprise mentions a half pint liquor seizure in Perry township, while local items report oil wells near Cleveland, a church dedication, and various civic updates across Ohio towns.
Rochester reports a Y W party at Weston High School last Friday evening with several students in attendance. H E Sullivan of Columbus audited the Rochester Farmer Elevator's year work and was hosted at the Mann home. Alton Bradford retires as elevator manager and R R Hicks of Monroeville takes over as manager and bookkeeper beginning March 1. An Indian custom notes betrothal before birth in local context.
An old newspaper ad warns against letting a cold develop into flu or pneumonia. It promotes Musterole a mustard oil based counter irritant that rubs into congested areas to relieve symptoms without blistering. It describes a warm tingle and cooling relief and lists 35c and 65c jar and tube formats.
Mrs Sadie Smith and Misa Josephine Wolf of Cleveland mourn the death of Edith Hileman. The funeral was held at the home and was largely attended. Flowers were abundant and beautiful. Mrs Goodicre of Greatwich officiated as the community expresses gloom and sympathy.
Friends report J. Starrow ill with a light stroke at his country home near Wellington and slow improvement. Mr and Mrs Biddinger confined at home with the flu but now recovering. Geo Davidson and wife and youngest son also ill. Carder farm location shifts to Kipton after weeks at the same site. Lunar camps run day and night last week, improving production of maple syrup.
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