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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
2
A Nov. 16 report notes alumnae of a Poughkeepsie college remember their days on campus. Several excerpts reflect home life and marriages during their college years.
Fragmented text discusses ointments and treatments for lower bowel issues with claims of lasting relief. Mentions a remedy linked to a Dr Philips Belsts and a 2010 banishment claim, but details are incoherent and promotional in tone.
Federal Judge Thompson issued injunctions restraining three Philadelphia saloons from further violations as a prelude to padlock hearings against six local saloonkeepers. In New York, Frederick L. Rawson died Saturday and was laid to rest as followers escorted his body to the cemetery.
Mr and Mrs. Lee Barnes of Defiance, Jr and Mrs. Emery Merrill of Rochester and Mrs Mae Sheldon of Atlanta, Ga, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stott Anderson in Brighton on November 16.
Two Michigan men were injured when their auto collided with a freight train at the W Lb crossing near the depot Saturday morning. The wrecked car and booze were seized and the injured men were taken to Klyda hospital for treatment. Local residents and visitors frequented area churches and homes Sunday, with many noting church services and social calls across multiple towns.
An off lamp claims brilliant white illumination superior to gas or electricity. Tested by the U S government and 15 universities, it burns with no odor or smoke and uses air and kerosene. Inventor L T Johnson offers 10 day free trials and local agency opportunities in exchange for help introducing the lamp.
An advertisement touts a miracle substance called Joint Base in a tube for curing stiff inflamed rheumatic joints. It claims quick by the next morning improved mobility and renewed vigor, with Phillips' Drug Store and many others reporting strong sales and widespread demand.
The W. C. T. met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. IL. Matcham and Mrs. St. 8. Mateham. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Clarkwell included Mrs. Jessie Rawson and son Gordon of Norwalk, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Goss with Mr. and Mrs. Don Goss and their son visiting Wellington. Mrs. Mabel Berkey and daughter Geraldine stay with her mother, Mrs. Bata Peck, and brothers Walter and Roy.
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