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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1922

Page

13

Kiwanis Club Opens Red Cross Drive in Elyria

Yesterday afternoon at the Kiwanis Club the Red Cross drive opened with Colonel Pondof Cleveland as main speaker. Miss Florence Ay and Mrs Ruth Ely spoke, praising Red Cross aid for crippled and service men. Kiwanis members will visit Elyria homes Sunday afternoon between two and five to solicit support. The event featured Judge Webber’s Good Samaritan parable and emphasized neighborly mercy. Plans include arbitration courts announced by the International Chamber of Commerce for independent resolution of disputes.

Kiamia Red Cross Olonel Dow Cleveland Charee Hich Florence Ay The AP Os Oy Ie Red Cross Ruth Ely Avery Dleme Elyria Colonel Pond Salev Uchred-Lane Kiwanis Club Evars Judge Webber Tie Y.M C. A

Why Women Get Despondent and Nervous

An advertisement argues women are more delicate and prone to despondency than men. It promotes Lytha E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a quick remedy for nervousness insomnia backaches headaches and melancholia, claiming it has seasoned use among American women for nearly fifty years.

Lytha E Pinkham

Fragmented Verses and Oddities in a Newspaper Page

A collage of poetry lines by Doris Kenyon ends with reflections on love and loss. The page continues with quirky snippets and brief jokes about hair fashion, a punchline about “For Sale, My Wife,” a note on pistols, a laundry misadventure, and a string of humorous failures of an optimist.

Doris Kenyon New York

Machines Now In Use To Wrap 150 Loaves Of Bread

The article notes new wrapping machines are deployed to handle a batch of 150 loaves. It highlights increased efficiency and reduced manual labor in the bakery process.

F KIDNEYS BOTHER CUT DOWN ON MEAT

An advertisement urges reducing meat to lessen kidney strain and uses Jad Salts to flush and soothe kidneys. It claims four ounces of the remedy dissolved in water each morning aids urinary health and urges ample water intake daily.

Oberlin Chapel Services Highlight Local High School Event

Amherst reports chapel services at Oberlin High School with Harold Lasdmere addressing students. A later note mentions a Methodist church gathering drawing about 175 attendees and a parish benefit auction of various items. Local volunteer firemen plan a December benefit show at the Empire theater.

Oberlin Amherst Harold Lasdmere Abu Y Om C Saber Eidmore Hay Am- Berat the Empire Eats Tom al Stardike Eyenine Othor Cain

Aeroplanes Fitted as Offices Redefine Commercial Flight

Aircraft being converted into mobile offices with desks typewriters and card index cabinets mark a new stage in commercial aviation as workspaces in the sky. The push toward in flight productivity showcases evolving use of air travel for business.

Missionary Bishop Frodsham's Black Heart Quoted

Mrs. W F McDowell notes a missionary Bishop named Frodsham loved by an African tribe who call him theirs yet a chief says his skin is white but his heart is black. The piece quotes a New York World account. Willie seeks candy money from relatives and Uncle William mocks him as a future business man. Kansas City Star and Kansas City Star reprint.

W. F. McDowell Women’s Foreign Missionary Society New York Frodsham Bishop Frodsham N. Y. World Willie William Kansas City Ster

Sulphur Clears Pimples Says Skin Specialist

A noted skin specialist declares that breachine pimples on skin or face neck arms or body clear fastest with Mentho Sulphur. He says nothing rivals sulphur as a pimple remover and inexpensive gift for a small jar of Nowles Men the Sulphur used like cold cream.

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