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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
8
Local notes cover visits among Stecksville and Wellington residents, factory events at Spencer Manufacturing Co., and hospital updates. Social gatherings include dances, funerals, and church activities with many names from Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland.
An old advertisement promotes Marmnla Prescription Tab Lats endorsed by thousands. It claims weight loss without starvation diet or hard exercise and urges readers to obtain from a local druggist or direct order from Marman Co Detroit.
Mrs Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after months of weakness and nervous exhaustion. She also used Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash and urges others to consider these remedies.
Mr and Mrs Clark Ewell and children visited relatives in Milan Ohio over the weekend. Ernest Whitney of Springfield Ohio stayed with his father J M Burge. Mrs Bid Baird suffers rheumatism. L W Fenner called to Columbus for his mother's illness. Frank Zeigler visited friends in Hartland. Mrs William Myers and son Ralph visited the Youngless family in Elyria. Elyria visitors included E H Butson Clark Ewell and Mrs John Ewell. The Burge household hosted Cas Lampen and children.
In Lakewood Ohio weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Chas Gill hosting. Gordon DeWitt visited Norwalk Saturday to see his mother Corwin DeWitt who is ill. Mr and Mrs Roy Burge of Pittsfield spent Sunday there.
An old household remedy claims to stop persistent night coughing with a single nightly teaspoonful. It soothes irritation, loosens phlegm, and promotes deep sleep, suitable for coughs colds hoarseness and bronchitis, with one dose per night.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gill of Wellington and Mrs. C Gill at Mrs. Carrie Howe in Birmingham. J T Burrows and Mrs. Ed Barnes households hosted visitors in Clarksfield. S E Merrill named manager of Brighton Farmers Elevator Co for the year. Mrs. T E Herrick and son Stanford of Lakewood Ohio visited the C. E. Gill home. A G Myers made a business trip to Cleveland on Tuesday.
A German newspaper compiles figures claiming ten per thousand men and three per thousand women are idiots while 1,900 men yield ten geniuses and 1,000 women none. It also notes women average higher with 555 of 1,000 in intelligence and 380 men in that group.
Thirty three of the 493 Reichstag members are women, a gain from the prior parliament. The Socialist group shows the strongest female presence at thirteen percent. Biographical notes highlight Johanna Reitze and several others with varied backgrounds from textiles to teaching. Five blocks of flats housing 3,000 people are planned in London.
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