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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
10
A large flock of wild geese passed overhead yesterday afternoon. At least thirty birds moved north in two V shaped lines with a leader at the front. Some weather prophets claim it foretells a cold winter, others predict a mild one. The birds’ behavior is as inscrutable as a goose knowing weather.
Lorain November 19 Chanticleer the rooster reeled at the trough as twenty four hens mocked his stumble in a chaotic yard. Lieut Bark, a local police chief, brought home raisin mash seized in a raid and fed it to the flock. The birds reacted with curious appetite as the incident unfolded at 617 E Krieg avenue.
An old remedy booklet touts Krew Pine and Oil of Pine as emergency aids for influenza and general woe. It recommends cooling, bathing, inhaling vapors, and nostril application, claiming harmless relief for inflammations, coughs, bronchitis, tonsillitis, burns, and bruises with simple home preparations and drugstore access.
A chaotic gathering led to multiple intoxication charges after a party where guests drifted into cattle yard antics and a cackling mood. Officer Bark arrested twenty five on the street, later downgrading charges for first offenders as a bread and water remedy.
The Grafton Grange elected officers for the coming year at their November meeting. Harold Ricket was named Master with Mrs KE Durkee as lecturer and Leo Hanchett as steward. Other posts assigned included Walter Baker treasurer W A Whitney secretary and Mildred Box Ceres. An anniversary at Aronia on Saturday November 18 drew a large company for a social evening and luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Fournier of Lakewood.
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