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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
11
A fragment notes that safe lasting relief may come only by removing the cause. It mentions Mem-Reid, a harmless tablet, claimed to be produced by C. W. Phillips for pile sufferers.
The Pomona Grange outlines a May schedule with a May 7 meeting at Amherst and a May 12 dance at Ridgeville town hall. A May 13 play titled Safety First by LaGrange grange members wraps the week’s events.
Lorain reports mothers visit Charleston school on the first Wednesday monthly as parents tour classes. More than one hundred attended in the afternoon to see the regular work and activities across various classes.
The Congregational church announces its annual Mens Supper in the church parlors this Friday evening. Men of the church will plan and serve the dinner as is customary. A large number attends and everyone is invited to join the event.
The High school exhibition of the Manual Training and Domestic Science classes drew praise. The Manual Training displays included desks chairs tables stands and a Victrola cabinet showing fine workmanship. A dress form was demonstrated by a Domestic Science student for about ninety minutes.
The other members shaped a dress form over her as both classes showed excellent work and were commended. Punch was served to the guests.
The Courthouse Fats host Wellington Legion at the school grounds on Saturday in the season opener. Citizens are urged to attend and cheer the home team.
School rooms in three classes were shut due to scarlet fever scares. Mrs Kerrs child Leora fell ill but mild. authorities advised students stay home for a week to monitor developments at public schools run by Miss Myers and Mrs. Kerros along with Vass Chryslers.
An old styled health ad touts a formula to erase wrinkles by mixing gly cerine and eptol with water, claiming rapid skin tightening. It also promotes betaquinol with bay rum or witch hazel to regrow hair, reduce thinning, and stop bald spots, plus eggol cleanses for the scalp.
Oberlin I T Y T M club held its annual meeting at Hobbs banquet hall May 2 with a 24 cover dinner and performances by Miss Powell Mrs Cook and Miss Ingraham. The college plans no Sabbatical leaves for 1921 22 due to rising costs affecting seven faculty. some members may still take unpaid leaves. President H C King attended Congregational National Council survey commission in Michigan, where he chairs the panel. Mr and Mrs W D Hobbs and Mrs Parsons returned from the South by car.
A fragmented note compares cleaning without Blue Devil to starting a war without gasoline, creating a vivid but ambiguous analogy about essential supplies and impact.
Washington May 5 The attorney general was advised by United States district attorney Walker that a nolle prosequi has been entered in federal court in the case of Senator Truman H Newberry and others sentenced for violation of the corrupt practices act whose sentences were set aside by the Supreme Court and remanded.
A booklet from Westinghouse shows simple fixes for home lighting. It advises upgrading wiring adding bulbs and an extra switch at stairs to reduce headaches insomnia and eye strain. The dealer offers a free book covering dining living bedrooms baths kitchens and often forgotten spaces like halls closets and garages.
Reading from labor leaders bankers and merchants shows readjustment of 10 to 20 percent. The Temple Theatre announces a 20 percent price reduction effective today May 5 1921 but notes some films will still exceed the reduced rate due to producer costs. Mary Pickford in The Love Light is highlighted as eight reels and priced above the cut.
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