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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1926
Page
10
An old medicine, Creomulsion, claims two fold action to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. It contains creosote and other elements to clear infected membranes and fight respiratory distress, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
The LaGrange Easy Bees presented an excellent program at the Grange meeting on Thursday with supper served afterward. Brief items note visits and entertainments by local residents, travel to Oberlin for a game, family dinners, typhoid cases, and multiple Cleveland visits.
In Oberlin on Halloween Mrs Emma Justin hosted a large masked party for Pearl Justin’s birthday with a grand march and prizes won by Mass Band and Ralph Heath. About 54 guests enjoyed dancing singing and music amid orange black decorations and jack o lanterns.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets improve skin tone and vitality by stimulating the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects, urging nightly use and noting millions of boxes sold at 15 30 and 60 cents.
Local families attended a Hallowe'en party at Eaton school with refreshments. The Lorain county Parent-Teacher Association fall meeting was announced for Kipton high school with afternoon and evening programs and a supper hosted by Camden association.
An advertisement touts Hopper's hair dressing as the expert choice to keep hair tidy, sleek, and glossy. It promises curl hold without grease and suggests the product preserves color and suits all styles, appealing to readers seeking refined grooming.
Wednesday's business in Fiorla frames a short report with names like Arthur Born, who severely cut his hand, and Mrs. Warner with her daughter Dell visiting the Bickel family. The piece also mentions A R Allen, blind since early manhood, and a few biographical fragments about a High Co Zealand theater context and a hopeful outlook on trying again.
King Ferdinand of Roumania narrowly escaped death or serious injury when a saline tank on a motorboat he traveled in was struck, injuring three officers. The incident underscores a dramatic shift in leadership roles as wife assumes control of the family business.
The article notes Richard Stree, a Viennese opera composer, receiving a land grant and connections for five years. It mentions Prince Henry awaiting promotion to captain in the 10th Hussars. William Tyler, aged 78, wins the Liver Cup emblematic of England's ploughman championship.
Advert claims VINCO herb tablets cure chronic digestive troubles without harsh laxatives. It pledges safety with no griping or nausea and alleges benefits for energy and general well being, urging purchase of a 26e box tonight.
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