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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
8
The Radio Expert Maurice Fancill will conduct two day experiments in which two automobiles, from Waldorf Motor Sales, are driven by radio signals on a main city street and in front of the showroom. He will flash lights, sound horns, and start and stop engines without human touch.
Mrs. Aldert I Baruh of Boston testifies her son Emanuel was frail and underweight but after using McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablet he gained appetite and strength. The ad promotes sugar coated tablets, claims rapid results, and offers refunds if unsatisfied. urges purchase of 60 tablets at 60 cents with return option.
Demonstrations are planned for two days with afternoon and evening sessions. Faneill will answer questions on radio or assist with mechanical problems for car or radio owners, highlighting how radio can become a factor in warfare.
Columbus dispatch notes F. Holman Waring 36 of Health Department moves to Elyria for duty while engineering chief on absence leave. The item references health director and temporary appointment implications.
Monger becomes acting chief of the engineering division succeeding W H Dittoe with effect April 15. Waring, ten years with the state health department, remains principal assistant and has granted Dittoe a six month leave of absence. Dittoe will serve as chief engineer of the Youngstown Niles sanitary district for water supply during this period.
A dubious ad promotes Thovine a throat cure with claimed rapid relief from sore throat cough fever and chills. It asserts direct action on the illness causing throat pain and promises money back if not effective priced at 1.00 and sold by all druggists.
Men’s blue chambray work shirts valued at 79 cents each during Dollar Day. Two shirts for Broadhead Worsted Mills. 38 inch dress goods in plaids plain colors and fancy weaves regularly 1.25 per yard now 1.00. Kingwood English Sprints Fast Color in patterns. Four yards for leather covered cushions 14 by 27 inches. three for Dollar Day.
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