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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
5
In Carnavon Wales the Cobway Valley dam failed after heavy rain, seven bodies recovered and twenty feared dead. Rescue workers continued searching the flooding outskirts as hundreds of families sifted through wreckage for belongings.
Alexander Brailowsky performed in Finney Chapel with encores after a program including Bach, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Liszt works. Corinne Ritter-Kelser gave a song recital on November 29 as part of the Artist Recital Course. A sixteenth exhibit by Theodore Schempp opened at the Faculty Club. Oberlin hosts Northeast Ohio World Court conference delegates November 13 to 15 with noted speakers.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a guaranteed remedy for corns and soreness with a money back offer. It claims rapid relief within two hours and promotes safe, comfortable feet, including treatment of swollen or varicose veins, from Muir's and C W Phillips.
Misa Elizabeth Bennett is chosen as representative to the Women’s Intercollegiate Association meeting at Wellesley College November 14 to 16. Oberlin College trustees plan their fall meeting November 12. Local residents and guests, including Muras, Corner Gunn, August Sternburz, and the Hesecoxes, are noted for visits, dinners, and upcoming arrivals.
A period advertisement for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription claims it helped Mildred Holden Porisman during expectancy by improving sleep, strength, and back comfort. It invites readers to write to Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for advice or send 16 cents for a trial, touting motherhood as a positive outcome.
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