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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1942
Page
9
The piece recounts a coastal mishap near Mastauk Point where a fisherman retrieves a button from a bottle and a diary page is nearly swallowed. It mentions Miss Malvina Thompson guiding diary pages from England and references Mrs. Churchill, Montauk Lighthouse, and a mock commando raid with wartime anxieties, delivering a fragmentary, ironic travelogue tone.
For relief from constipation and stomach discomfort after meals the ad promotes Caliwell's Laxative Syrup Pepsin combined with Syrup Pepsin. It claims to loosen lazy bowels and revitalize nerves and muscles in the intestines, suited for adults and children, and urges seeking genuine Caliwell products through doctors.
A fragmented diary recounts Mrs Hobby and companions touring Britain and discussing how to win the peace. They visit Ipswich, London, and Bucking ham Palace, meeting officials and noting cloth shortages, preservation groups, and postwar plans while observing daily life and government rationing.
Twenty two members of the Amherst Business Men's Association attended the November 1 meeting at St. Joseph’s school hall where dinner was served by the Parente Teacher A. The group sought to contribute ten dollars to the community war chest fund and discussed Beving permanent funding with a committee led by Supt. F. R. Powers and Mayor Hugh Haynes. Officers and committees were named for the community chest and a Christmas program planned for December 20 at St. John’s church parlors with Rev. Walker Gam es and others in charge.
Altars and parish events feature in a plan for a December Christmas dinner at St Joseph Catholic Church with Fr Smith and Mrs Hoffenan among organizers. Amherst and Vermilion clubs arrange lectures and garden talks, while Rotary discusses rationing and Ladies' Night as Brownhelm debates community Christmas timing.
Residents of Browshelm are urged to assemble for an important public meeting Monday evening at 8 pm in Brownbelny-sctieal and Horkin Pits bellyt. A report from President Mrs. Alfred Dill fava notes overseas soldiers have received oval packages. Hospital News records a birth: a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Bennis in N. Ridge.
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