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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1923

Page

8

County Farm Bureau reports impact of poultry and horticulture

County progress highlights poultry breeding culling campaigns raising profits and improved feeding practices. Demonstrations on fruit growing cover spraying pruning and varieties. Farm Labor Bureau distributes workers and supports Farmers Institutes while city and rural residents seek guidance at the Farm Bureau office.

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Brighton Social Notes and Visits Roundup

Brighton notices list visits and travels of local residents including Mrs Betts from Kipton visiting family in Kipton and Mrs Walter Mosher staying in Canton. Helen Gill and Miss Ella Hardy with Mary Everson visited in Cleveland and Ashland. Mr and Mrs Warner Merrill visited Leslie Tripp in Cleveland. J M Burge went to Elyria. Rosa McCoy from Kent visited Eula Peck. Fenner family headed to Urbana for winter. A reception at Congregational church honored Mr and Mrs Leslie Hardy with a silver set gift.

Brighton Betts Lawrence Jordan Kipton Walter Mosher Marvin Canton Helen Gill Leslia Tripp Cleveland Warner Merrill Leslie Tripp J. M. Burge Elyria Ella Hardy Mary Everson Newton Moore Ashland Rosa McCoy Kent Eula Peck Fenner Columbus Ben Lawrence Fenner Urbana C. E. Gill W. H. Matcham Lena Carter Congregational Church Leslie Hardy Clyde Lee

Celery King Adclaims Remedy For Influenza Season

An old fashioned vegetable tea Celery King is promoted as a laxative and stomach helper. The ad recommends taking it three times a week for three weeks and giving it to children, promising gentle regulation of the bowels and overall health support.

Beauty and health linked to radiant red blood

The ad proclaims beauty stems from health and pure blood. It claims 8.5.5 helps purify blood, increase red cells, and remove impurities, making women more attractive. It notes the product aids in radiating vitality since 1826 and is sold in drug stores, with emphasis on larger bottle value.

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