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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
9
The report outlines the Red Cross scope in the fiscal year ending June 30 1924. Ex servicemen receive top priority with 34000 in government hospitals and 73000 in vocational training. Many veterans and dependents seek help from local chapters and the national nursing service is maintained.
W. E. Patton, a real estate agent at 831 Third St., urges buyers to act now to purchase homes below their value. Contact Patton at phone 2492 for details and listings.
The Red Cross keeps a roster of nurses and offers first aid training and water safety to prepare for emergencies. It prioritizes relief at home and abroad, citing Berkeley fire relief and international disaster responses like the Japanese earthquake, under President Coolidge guiding aid.
An ad touts Dr Carter's K and B Tea as a pure vegetable remedy for constipation. It claims a 50 cent package lasts long and that frequent use stabilizes bowels with a bedtime cup, promoting as safer than liver and bowel remedies. It also suggests mild benefits for headaches and skin conditions and notes long-time pharmacy sales.
The article states the American Red Cross should administer all contributions, with every dollar of the 11 million reaching Japan as Red Cross administrative costs are covered by its funds. It notes relief in Asia Minor and Russia and urges support to assist Greece, framing the Red Cross as America’s peaceful agency.
A compilation from New York and other cities reports on handwriting analysis, a Ku Klux Klan shooting in Atlanta, arms seizure near Chapultepec Castle, and a US Department of Agriculture estimate placing the American corn crop value at about 32.5 million dollars. Other items note a Bastrup court ruling in a hooded mob case, Philippine independence petitions, and a West Virginia court damages ruling after a carriage accident.
In Chicago on November 9 Misa Marie Calnan seeks a four week trial custody for her daughter Kathleen, age eleven, arguing the girl should live with her. Judge Hugo Pamshy orders four weeks with the Wershiman couple, who claim guardianship since infancy. The case centers on certainty of future home for Kathleen as the court weighs parental rights.
The article mentions C Bartter and a woman at a community hospital on a Tuesday with Navy ties. Joe Turneke and family plan to move to Cleveland after selling their place known as the Love Hin house. Pastor Derr served at Pipst Baptist church in Perro Haute Indiana and the local church counts about 200 members.
A church lists coal for sale by Kennedy and Bartholomew. 500 attend Bible school and 300 members of the Win One group. Free Black Joe Black Coal offered at 9.50 dollars per ton cash. Contact Kennedy and Bartholomew at phone 2477.
Fragmentary notes show a trial timeline with dates in September and December. Names like John Rapeswan appear amid scattered references to a prosecutor Victer Li Munst and witnesses, with mentions of transport and a plea-related sequence.
The report notes Alana Mre and Albert Matin renting Jon a Longbon’s house in Gesbetown. Mrs. Martin, daughter of Urs Hiren Dontetle, and Mr. Martin, formerly Hood at Banner Thomson place, are mentioned with Mrs. John P Beone in a serious condition at Community Hospital. Hope remains for her recovery.
At the Wednesday evening Food Fact and Faith meetings 609 members of the Ue Daily Prayer League donate to church expenses and missionary objects 650 additional subscribers support the Baptist Observer 100 subscribers to [text incomplete].
Mr and Mrs Harry Cartwright and family join a birthday celebration for a relative in Royalton on a Saturday evening. Harland Fish has purchased a new Chevrolet truck recently.
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