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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1925
Page
11
Judge Florence Allen and Page discuss the World Court and international trade at the N. J. Ohio Student Conference in Oberlin on November 16. They argue for compulsory jurisdiction, codified treaties, and confidence in world legal processes to address global disputes and economic interdependence.
Ico Des Jarlais, World War I veteran, praises Father John’s Medicine for his winter cough. He says he will keep a bottle on hand and shares he gives it to his children and himself. The ad claims the remedy has over 70 years of history, soothes mucous lining, strengthens breathing, and is alcohol free.
Judge Florence Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court spoke at the Student Conference in The First Church Building on Saturday evening. Her talk, titled The Great Experiment, argued the nation's history aims to government by law rather than force and discussed the impracticality of crime by enforcement through economic and diplomatic pressure rather than war. She urged U.S. entry into the World Court only if public demand rises. Oberlin notes Mrs. O. E. Peabody hosting a dinner as part of the local coverage.
LaGrange residents read claims for Dreco a herbal remedy said to aid stomach liver kidneys bladder and blood. Testimonial from Mr Humbach says Dreco improved his wife's indigestion dizziness headaches appetite and sleep and urges readers to try the product via Muir's Cut Mate and local druggists.
Reading through the scrambled clues for a Saturday puzzle, readers search for the first names of two well known rabbit characters, a domestic animal, a person who tames wild beasts, and a term for elevated hills. The puzzle hints at rearranged letters and hidden words across a Saturday page.
An evening event honored Miss Florence Allen with thirteen covers. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J Clisby of Wellington and Miss Permeda Allen of Cleveland. The record of the dinner is incomplete due to damaged text but notes guest attendance and dining arrangements.
The text fragments cover diverse subjects including international reports on Orientals in the United States and Brazil, a U S Senate vote figure, a divorce and alimony case, Icelandic history, and hospital patient counts. The garbled article combines multiple unrelated items with unclear dates and attributions.
A fragmentary ad from a catering parlor hints at event services and party hosting. The readable text references The Hut ton Catering and a card party theme. No clear names or dates are fully legible.
Furnished offices available for rent with reception room and telephone service. Multiple offices offered in a well located building. Contact 3196 for details.
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