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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
The court hears Kipp and Minnie Knapp in a contempt of court matter over alimony payments. He seeks a reduction in alimony and challenges an injunction that blocked an insurance payout after his claimed stolen car incident.
Delia Scholl of St. Louis credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing monthly cramps backache and fatigue. She reports improved health allowing her to work and house chores, and she recommends the remedy to friends based on nearly fifty years of use and plant-based ingredients.
Washington dispatch reports Judge Joh Baston Payne announced discontinuance of the Atlantic and Lake divisions of the American Red Cross. Lake Division headquarters in Cleveland Ohio will close May 15 and Atlantic Division in New York City will close June 15. Discontinued chapters transfer jurisdiction to national headquarters.
A large crowd from the civ end county attended a free Grand theater event hosted by Mr Georgeple. The theater was at full capacity between 12 and 2 30 with many standing and later early afternoon. Georgeple expressed delight at the strong turnout and the audience reportedly enjoyed the program.
An obituary notes Loram Counts Ort Neyer born 1849 and died March 24 2922. It mentions two brothers and a son, with a marriage to Mitue d Farnes of Wake mar in June 1898. His wife died April 27 1929. The notice reflects on a life centered on faith and enduring misfortune.
Fragmentary text references acids, pain, stomach lining, harm, drugs, and a doubtful claim about a druggist. No coherent events, names, places, or dates are established.
The market notes show wheat climbing modestly with May at 1.32 5-8, July 2.18 1-2, and September 1.12. Corn advances to around 58 3-4 for May and 61 7-3 for July, with September at 64 8-9. Oats rise to May 37 1-2 and July 39 3-8, while provisions stay inactive.
Market opens with strong tone as most leading issues gain. Mexican Petroleum up 13 a 1218 8, Studebaker gains 3 4 to 1081 8, Pere Marquette up 11 4 to 293 4, Lehigh Valley 7 8 higher at 601 8, Bethlehem Steel up 1 punt to 732 4, United States up 1 4 to 953 8, Baldwins Locomotive to 108. Cleveland live stock markets show steady cattle and sheep while hogs trade slow with lighter support.
The piece recounts Dr Benjamin James of Boston urging tooth cleanliness and warning against scratchy whitening powders. It notes Solysan Brown's 1835 poem on dental care, the 1831 origin of Sozedont as a dentifrice, and the rise of modern tooth cleansing. It stresses mothers' duties and plain unmedicated brushing routines.
In Forestburg Alberta a local tale describes a truculent ghost of a former mine owner named Turner who allegedly haunts Mrs. Turner Edall. She says the specter appeared with an axe and chased her through the house before fleeing. The tale also notes the spirit appeared to miners, receiving an axe from them before retreating.
Market report shows hogs strong with heavy weights around 19.50 and 11.00 for various sizes, mixed lots about 16.75 to 11.00, bulk near 11.00. Cattle market steady with veal calves steady, choice veal at 19.50 to 61.00. Sheep and lambs steady with choice lambs 9.00 to 13.50.
Liberty Bonds market note from New York reports opening bids with Stage 2.22 and prices around 38.26 for first issue and 98.50 for second. Second, third and fourth issues show varied values with Victory 4% 5s at about 2.0 and 9954 on the page.
Mrs P J Jordan 50 wife of a prominent Scranton banker and sister of Dr James J Walsh Fordham faculty attempted to end her life at home in North Scranton She shot herself and then turned on the gas Her condition is critical and she is believed mentally unbalanced
Sunday activities include Bible school at 10, study hour and sermon on Building a Brotherhood, evening union services at 7 with a session on Better Bible Reading led by Carol Hankins, and an 8 o'clock sermon on The Good Samaritan. A community orchestra will also attend.
A Wilkes-Barre resident writes from 230 South Wesley Street praising the Tyrrell Hygienic Institute of New York and the J. B. L. Cascade treatment for long illness recovery. The ad claims the Cascade cleanses the lower intestine, relieves constipation and related ailments, and offers a free booklet by Dr. Chas A Tyrrell with testimonials and operation details.
Ohio Anti-Saloon League superintendent James A. White announced plans to seek legal action to block a beer wine amendment from Ohio voters this November. He cited cost estimates of 150000 to 200000 and vowed mandamus to resolve questions. White argued wets should pursue amendment through federal constitutional methods, not back door tactics.
In Garfield and Huntington reports, 43,000 district No 2 miners will strike on Friday per John L. Lewis. An estimated 20,000 nonunion workers may join, potentially halting Kanawha field coal operations after April 1. Operators seek a 30 percent wage cut from 1920 levels, with open shop terms if work resumes and no discrimination against union or nonunion workers. Minimums proposed: unskilled about 5.92 dollars per day, skilled about 7.18 for machine operators.
A vintage advisory urges avoiding damp cold and meat to prevent rheumatism. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily for a week to stimulate kidney action and flush uric acid from the blood.
United Mine Workers leaders vow a nationwide coal strike at midnight as 500000 miners walk out 12 hours after leaders claim nonunion workers will join. Ohio and Illinois miners prepare for action while Kansas officials move to mediate between operators and workers amid fears of shortages.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a safe treatment for itching and skin troubles including eczema, ringworm, and pimples. It claims the liquid banishes eruptions, cleanses, and smooths skin when applied as directed, with bottles sold by druggists.
Olivia Stone Kinhead, a 31 year old descendant of Daniel Boone, testifies in Brooklyn Supreme Court defending her role in the shooting of Ellis Gi Kinkead, corporate counsel of Cincinnati, whom she says proposed marriage after a common law union formed in Atlantic City. The witness describes their life together in Atlantic City and Cincinnati, including a ring gifted as part of their relationship.
Reports indicate a probable temporary order to keep miners at work in defiance of the nationwide April 1 strike. The order, if issued, would extend current wage contracts and prevent disruption of pay terms.
March 30 reports show British and Irish delegates at the Irish peace parley presenting definite proposals to end civil strife in Ulster. Michael Collins withdraws to study terms and plans to return at six. Belfast sees continued violence including a Catholic man seized and later found dead, and a constable wounded in the Falls Road area. The Freemans Journal plant in Dublin suffers extensive damage blamed on Irish rebel elements. A separate local case in Cincinnati involves a ring ceremony and a later pregnancy claim.
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