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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
6
James Wardell aged father of eleven children died in Somerdale. The report notes his large family as the key detail of the death. Local interest centers on the family size and the death in the town.
Albert Haist Mrs Pinto and Mrs FP Haist all of Lorain Clyde Bartlett and family were Sunday guests at Earl Bartletts in Pitthfield Miss Hazel Gibson and Ed Johnson spent Sunday with the former a sister Mrs Frank Austin in Dover Fred Berg and family were Sunday guests at the home of D Hoeh in Oberlin Mr and Mrs Frank Emerick and Bert Franklin of Elyria visited John Franklins recently Miss Margaret Leuszler visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Leuszler in Brownhelm over Sunday.
Miss Minnie E Fraser of Hampden sues Harvey Chapman in Superior Court for 10000 damages after a ram from Chapman’s flock rammed her in a strawberry bed. She says the animal knocked her down multiple times and fractured her knee before a passerby subdued it.
North Russia Ohio area notes Sunday visits as Harry Kelley and family entertain Henry Sandrock. Ed Gibson and Elyria guests enjoy Sunday calls at the Gibson home. Mrs. Schramm aids her ill mother Mrs. Evert in Amber. Walker visitors from Oberlin drop by. Fred Schneider and daughter Minnie join funeral attendees for Mrs. Christ Heusser in South Amherst. Chas Gibson hosts Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs.
An advertisement-style piece explains that excess stomach acid causes gas and a bloated feeling after meals. It recommends citrate or crystallized magnesia to neutralize acid, prevent fermentation, and ease indigestion, claiming the powder or tablet form is safe and inexpensive.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughing and lung troubles. It claims creosote-based formula soothes inflamed membranes, destroys germs, and aids recovery with a credit guarantee if symptoms persist after following directions.
Jean Richepin has been awarded 100000 francs by the French Institute for his contributions to literature. The poet, son of a French army surgeon, spent youth with a wandering army and began his career as a radical journalist after moving to Paris in 1871. He later gained recognition for poetry plays and novels.
Pat Sloan's liniment over the aching joint or muscle for quick relief. It claims to send purified blood tingling through infected areas, producing warmth and a sudden release from pain. Sold by druggists for 36 cents.
Paragraph notes the long career of French poet Richepin at seventy five, his bohemian lifestyle as a sailor strolling singer and gypsy band member, and his love of the ocean. It also reports a separate incident in Sicox City where Otto Streeter, an engineer, falls from a hoisting platform but Tubbs escapes with minor injuries.
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