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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1924
Page
8
Amherst November meeting of the Amherst Business Men's Association heard H. O. Cook of Columbus outline proper heating and lighting methods and the need for safe wiring. Attendees from Wellington and Glastey City discussed plans and a door life ascent proposal for the local section.
Amherst notes report the hib ory Trice Grange annual meeting and election. Mrs Nan Jaeger was chosen for the 20th consecutive time as chaplain and a full list of officers including Master W. E. Schultheiss Overseer Hostettler Steward Duta Lecturer Waite Chaplain Ruby Cotton and others is recorded. Community events cover junior gagers victory at Amherst High School and Pay Up Week for the local Merchants Association.
An old advertisement extols Mentha-Pepsin as a quick fix for gas indigestion and stomach distress. It claims ten minute relief from gas and heart pressure with one dessert spoonful, promises long term benefit, and notes a money back or bottle guarantee with wide sales in a New Jersey town.
Stockholm reports on the Nobel Prize ceremony dated November 13 detailing the selection of the laureate for outstanding contributions. The announcement highlights the laureate's impact and the significance of the prize in recognizing scientific and scholarly excellence.
An advertisement touts a Holland remedy for joint pains including ankle knee hip elbow and spine. The tonic claims to remove toxins from a longstanding infection and offers capsules sold by local druggists with a money back guarantee.
The last year’s contribution to literature honors go to Vladistad Reymonts for a peasant epic. Margaret Buckley of Spokane has chosen a vocation rare among American women.
The American scientist Florence Rena Sabin, a Johns Hopkins University faculty member, recently celebrated a milestone birthday and holds the presidency of the American Association of Anatomists. Her career marks a rare achievement for American women in global science.
A brief note claims a $6 investment in five pecan trees in 1890 yielded returns exceeding $5,009. The item underscores high fruit tree profits and local interest in agricultural ventures.
Local tailoring shop Hy-Gade Tailors lists a new phone line 2962 at 122 Cheap Xide for customer orders and alterations.
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