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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
7
Mrs Walter Boone hosted a party for daughter Helen with 14 little girls, a birthday cake, and lunch. Numerous residents visited relatives in Huntington, Detroit, Elyria, and Lorain. Readers attended the Spencer High School Senior Class play and shared church and social events across town.
May 14 West Ridge social page lists visits and greetings. Emery Reisinger and Leroy from Cleveland join H. Hare family. Carl Schaible and Cass Usha celebrate 35th wedding anniversary with friends and relatives. Numerous locals and nearby residents attend gatherings, church events, and family visits across Elyria, Savannah, Amherst, and Lakewood.
Birmingham area notes a Mother's Day church service at Henrietta German church and a string of visits. Families including Ewell, Gerber, Mordoff, Sanders, Reighley, and Moulder share meals and accompany kin in Florence Elyria Norwalk and Brighton areas. A funeral for Mrs. Billby in Norwalk is noted along with various weekend trips and homecomings.
Mrs P H Altmiller and Barbara Hilbergs entertain her uncle John Hilberg of Denver for the summer. Clair Parker accepts a position as conductor on the Green Line Railway between Oberlin and Wellington. Milton Schlecter, recovering from the Grippe, is improved and returned to Cleveland. Mrs Albert Welsh and Velma of Vermilion visit the Snyders. Harry Heidt and sister Mable of Toledo spend time at their old homestead. William Brechmecher and daughter Esther of Brownhelm visit the Horns. John Mapes of Cincinnati visits Harney Snyder. Extract of chlorophyll is used in medicine to treat anemia.
The Isle of Pines earned its name from a forest of pines and a notable salty environment. The text notes its unique tropical location and conditions compared to other regions.
Mrs Eun D Brandenburg of Milwaukee describes severe weakness and headaches from poor health. After four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regains strength and weight, now 118 pounds, and handles all housework again, praising the tonic to friends.
The report lists several area residents visiting friends and relatives from Elyria Lorain Amherst and Cleaveland including Mr and Mrs Burer Miss Krugel Mrs Vietzen and others. It notes Stowell Dale's burial and a Grange Hall event with a county fair exhibit prep day.
A fragment notes the sand-glass as an early timekeeping device dating to around 330 A D. It attributes invention to Lut prand, a mank of Chartres.
A 19th century advertisement promotes an internal treatment for hemorrhoids. It claims external cures are ineffective and praises a product named HEM-ROID, developed by S Leonhardt of St Louis. The ad asserts thousands of successful cases and offers a money back guarantee via CW Phillips druggists.
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