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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
9
The Exchange club will host a luncheon tomorrow with D. Hardy of Swift & Co Chicago to discuss Some Suggestions on the Present Business Situation. The club calls the speaker highly sought after and anticipates an engaging address.
The Young Men's Business Club will hear Rev W L Burner speak on Side Lights of Guba at Little Jos's banquet hall at 7 30 tomorrow evening. Dr G E Subalke will give a brief talk on Outline of character analysis. The International League of Christian Trade Unions plans its second congress in Innsbruck Austria late June.
A narrator fleeing neglect joins Mrs. Watrous and Miss Charlton at a New York tea room. She embraces a new identity Kay Nelson, learns apron duties, and receives a welcoming, busy morning as Miss Davis arrives to share the shift. Mayhem gives way to routine as tearful beginnings turn hopeful. Australia ships wool. U S consumes cocoa.
An advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a claim to beautify complexions. It promises to turn dull skin radiant and whiten hands, curing wrinkles, puffiness, freckles, and roughness, with a trial offer and price details amid a note on U.S. confectionery industry employment.
A collection of quick facts on global industry and society. Japan made motor car fans enter the market. Korean labor unrest grows. U.S. oyster output tops three million tons. Honolulu boasts a premier telephone system. the South reports few foreign born farmers. U.S. sand use for glass exceeds two hundred million tons. U.S. telephone density averages one line per eight people. farm land and building values have nearly doubled in a decade.
The fire department answered a Saturday alarm at the home of John Wagner 117 Mechanic Street. A roof fire caused losses around 25 dollars. The house is owned by Lottie Bett.
A brief notice describes complimentary car service for parents and infants, promising convenient pickups for customers with children seeking transport. It emphasizes ease and safety in arranging rides without extra fees.
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