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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
4
An advertisement extols language as the instrument of thought and compares words to food for mind growth. It cites Jung and Coterminous ideas on new terms expanding thought, urging purchase of a dictionary with coupons to boost memory, speech, and mental vigor before the offer ends.
Penfield notices a Maccabee meeting set for Tuesday Nov 21 with all members urged to attend. Local social updates include visits from Hodgers Starr Hull and Cushions, Farm Bureau event attendance, and neighbors traveling to Cleveland Wellington Akron and Palm Beach.
The fragmentary text presents a jumble of questions about medical symptoms and causes, mentioning pain, lower bone issues, free blood traces, and potential health conditions. It lacks coherent context or identifiable facts.
Medina Nov 1. Allen E F Young acting postmaster is the sole candidate for permanent appointment. A new Medina high school building will rise on North Broadway, brick and concrete, three stories high, 120 by 200 feet, with storage and shipping on the ground floor and upper floors for wood blocks from Spokane mills. The project costs about 210 thousand dollars. The Obo Match Co of Wadsworth will add to its facilities. A subscription drive aims to raise 200 dollars to buy sweaters for Medina high football team members. Local play at Spence Saturday. William O Bover, an inmate at the county infirmary, escaped but returned, claiming independence. Sea Gan appointed as Boxer remains.
A local welfare league circulates petitions urging tougher enforcement of Prohibition. Meding County votes dry by a landslide, about three to one, reflecting strong temperance sentiment and calls for action by authorities.
Prof Gra ham of Oberlin colleges says Russian students sleep in unwarmed abandoned theatres, deny food, and are scantily clad to pursue education. Local leaders elected include W F Woodworth as director and Arthur N Ulrich as president. The Spinister’s Fortnightly Club show drew crowds at the opera house. Young hunters 12 to 14 receive licenses. The Ashland Retail Merchants’ Association formed with Mikusimski as president. The Conservation and Fire Prevention Association of Ohio named Herssperger as secretary and treasurer. Mayor Davis urges water conservation as analysis shows dry season affects supply and purity remains.
The Easy washer uses air pressure and suction to move garments without friction. It flushes water through meshes, cleans finely, handles large or small loads, and costs less than two cents per hour to operate. The open tank design eases loading and cleaning, with simple hose-connected draining.
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