Lorain area seeks new rate schedule to cover tornado loss
The Lorain Telephone Co plans a November filing with the Public Utilities Commission for new rates to fund a 105000 reconstruction after a tornado. Increases include 25 cents on private home lines, 40 cents on four party business phones and 15 cents on private business lines. The move would raise about 8500 annually and retire the storm damage in ten years.
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LORAT
Lorain Telephone Co. Wr
Public
Utihises Commission Aud
H B. Hageman
Lorain
Hageman
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Glasgow Woman
A Glasgow Kentucky woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending years of pain and near operation. After four bottles her side pain eased, appetite returned, and she regained strength and energy. She notes nerves improved and she looks and feels better.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Glasgow
Kentucky
Lydia E
Pinkhams
Kentuck
Local Social News and Community Notices from Eaton
Mrs Eliza Moss Viviin Stewart Iron and Mr Byron Tompkns hosted gatherings and visits around Eaton. Neighbors Mrs C G Watter Mr Harry Tosipkins and families attended events, with sick lists and birthdays noted along with visits from relatives and friends.
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Chiss Stroul
Louis Nichols
Carphrousi
Harry Tosipkins
Dresas
Rover
Alfred Sauares
Carwire
W.ll
Marmola Tablets Promise Fat Loss Without Dieting
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescript Tablets as a fat reducing solution achieved through exercise and starvation avoidance. It claims benefits from a “safe” formula and urges friends to spread the word while noting general sales and contact details.
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ah @rusgst
General Motors
Detroit
California Syrup of Figs Advised for Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to use genuine Californian Syrup of Figs for babies and children, claiming it gently clears the bowels without narcotics. It warns against imitation products and notes directions are printed on the bottle.
Runaway Boy Detained After Freight Train Journey
A boy who ran away from Detroit schools traveled by freight train and autos, was found by a motorist and brought to police. He stayed at police headquarters until yesterday afternoon, then was bathed at the YMCA, given clean underwear by Captain W F Jeffries, and taken to Cleveland with Detroit word pending. Police chief E J Stankard failed to locate his parents.
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Ice
E. J. Stankard
Detroit
W. F. Jeffries
Salvation Army
Cleveland
Seene EE
Traffic violators fined in mayor's court
Three men pleaded guilty to violating the traffic ordinance before Mayor Haganne this morning and were fined. John Rauacher was fined.
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Trafic
Haganne On
John Rauacher
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Marketed as Miracle Cure
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Suppositories as a zero cost remedy for piles stopping soreness itching and bleeding. It claims thousands praise the product and many avoid iron operations with use by whole families.
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Fami-Lea
Pyramid
Fines for Traffic Violations On Broad Street
Morris Buchanan and Charles Eliott were fined $10 and costs for parking overtime with Buchanan on Broad Street and Eliott on Mott or Court Street. In two later cases $9 of the fine was suspended.
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Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Morris Buchanan
Charles Eliott
Buchanan
Mott
Court Street
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