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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
8
Mayor Frank Pulver of St Petersburg Florida faced questions on summer beach rules amid a note of censorship dissent. The story follows local tension over modest attire and public morals as residents recall last year’s stance.
District Superintendent Rev. J Smith delivered a sermon at the M church Sunday morning. A Parent Teacher Club was organized Friday at the school with secretary Mille Bg. Bawer named to lead. Frant noted in local report.
Two women recount relief from gynecological issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. Testimonials claim swelling pain and lower organ distress reduced, enabling return to work and weight gain, with letters urging others to try the medicines as offered by the Lydia E Pinkham company.
The report lists residents relocating between towns in England and nearby areas. It mentions vacant homes in Tiewnot and Wellington, sales at Kiain Preston, and relatives moving into Sheffield and Wel-lington. Various local gatherings include lectures, weddings, Halloween parties, and family visits with guests from multiple towns.
A garbled and incomplete notice touts Olive Tablets and Dr E Olives claims to cleanse blood. The fragmentary text references Edwards and Clive and includes promotional phrasing about health benefits.
Mrs. Mabel Champion, convicted vamp murderess, is willing to risk her life in another trial after a manslaughter verdict and a twenty year sentence. She seeks a new trial in Crecela hoping for freedom despite the harsh penalty.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday gathering at the home of a brother in Oberlin, with mentions of teachers and Whitney. The text references Holstein cattle, North Randall, and armorial decorations hidden under varnish, implying a restoration or unveiling context.
Me and Mrs John Franklin visit Elyria son Bert Franklin and family. Several residents from East Amherst South Amherst and Cleveland visit Amherst area households. Charley Berg dies at 74 with survivors including daughter Mrs Clarence Lapp and son Albert of Amherst. A school district 2 social featured recitations songs and a play Billy's Mishap. Pomona Grange attendees listed.
Advertisement urges readers to use Gude's Pepto Mangan to revitalize energy and blood health. Claims include building firm flesh, restoring color, and adding ambition. Available as liquid or solid from local druggists.
A collage of short items notes visitors from Elyria and Vermilion at Charles Hasenfine's. aurora visibility in southern Spain. a fog crossing Atlantic with a steamship whistle held for 3 000 miles. a Dentark eggs advertising claim. and an ad warning about bed bugs in poultry with Royal Guaranteed Red Bug Liquid priced 35 cents by H A Crandall, Druggist.
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