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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1929
Page
9
An article argues craving for drugs and liquor may stem from mineral or vitamin deficiencies. It cites pica, emphasizes diet, heat, sleep and fresh air, and suggests treatment in modern institutions includes vitamin-focused care alongside addressing bad habits.
Late news from Mrs. Frank Beets says she is improving rapidly and hopes to return home soon from Toledo Hospital. Other items report Mrs. Charles Gi and family visits, Elmer Whitcomb’s slow recovery from pneumonia, and various local notices including a funeral, church bake sale preparations, birthday greetings, and school representative activities.
Students took part in a competitive examination for an Oberlin College scholarship held in Oberlin on Saturday with mathematics as a focus. Mr and Mrs Charles Hall of Els ria hosted calls on Mrs Frank Root Monday afternoon. H L Worcester of Elyra visited his mother Mrs M A Root on Tuesday for dinner.
An elderly Southsea resident recalls a curious case of a man believed not yet born. He questions whether his name is James Mead or his twin John, amid a birth registry mix up and a Christening incident where twins wore red and blue bands.
A garbled passage hints at a person named James and a mother’s statement while suggesting uncertainty. The text discusses closet suitability, cedar lining, and a proposed moth repelling wall coating. It also mentions that several small pieces of ice in a refrigerator work better than one large block.
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