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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
9
Mary Al fea of Lorain files for divorce from Franklin Allen alleging he asked her to marry while claiming wealth. She says she cared for him through three illnesses and served as Lorain detention home matron, but he was miserly and abandoned her. She seeks alimony if granted.
Cleveland March 24 market notes list butter prices and various dairy and poultry items. Entries include firsts across Ohio and Western regions with cheese and poultry figures, alongside animal products and grade notes.
An ad touts Bleachodent Combination as a safe home paste that softens surface stains in minutes and removes them without harming enamel. It claims daily use prevents new stains and is suitable for children with gentle ingredients. Sold by local dealers Mark A. Cran Gall and others.
In Atchison Eugenie Dennis known as the wonder girl aided by Mary Foley seeks missing son Bud in Los Angeles but Bud returns from Pottsboro New Jersey triggering her arrest on fortune telling charges she denies. Local grocery ads list produce prices including apples strawberries beans and potatoes.
Brighton March 27 Parents and friends enjoyed a Friday evening program after which a Parent Teachers Association meeting elected officers: President Clyde Lee Vice President Claire Goss Secretary Neilie Tuttle Treasurer Mrs Forrest Mateham. Numerous local families were noted visiting relatives and attending gatherings through the week.
Remarks on relatives improving health and new births, visits by Parker and Holmes families, Seeley and Yocum households, and a bronchial pneumonia case. Local births March dates, visits by Everson and Wellington guests, a Congregational Ladies Aid dinner on April 2, a sophomore contest in March, and a blood poisoning scare for Clyde Lee.
Ira Nelson Morris of the Chicago packers becomes a potential replacement for Hugh Gibson as ambassador to Poland. Gibson resigns the Poland post to become the US envoy in Switzerland, and Morris may be transferred to Warsaw to fill the vacancy.
Dr. Walter Eddy of Columbia University announces the isolation of a vital vitamin. He describes it as an organic choreal structure of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen and suggests its manufacture could alter human habits and needs.
Alvin Washington Van Dorsten of Chicago again submits his name for the presidency as he pursues major party nominations. His platform calls for adherence to the Methodist tradition, prohibition of liquor in churches, and opposition to a league of waiters. He is described as a violin maker.
An advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid as a reliable remedy for pimples rashes blackheads and skin blemishes. It claims fast relief overnight and notes the product is safe for tender skin with affordable pricing and related Zemo soap and ointment.
Mr and Mrs Merrill announce Jim Hall as the new manager of the Brighton Farmers Elevator. Lon Seeley and son Roy of Wellington assist Dwight Seeleys with an auger shrub. G E Weaver of the Denmo Lyceum Burvall spoke at Brighton High auditorium Tuesday night. The first basketball game in New England history occurred on Boston Common September 8 1858 with the home team losing 47 to 42 to a Portland team.
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