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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
5
Jane Addams, leader of Chicago's Hull House, heads a party of American women bound for The Hague to participate in international peace meetings. A separate report notes a wreck in a town, with no injuries.
Members will elect officers at the G A Boonsts on Tuesday next week. The meeting starts at 3 o clock and every member is urged to be present.
A woman left her partner last October after he refused to work, forcing her to support him before ending the relationship.
Babson argues the long upward swing from 1921 remains intact though some traders foresee a decline. He cites underlying fundamentals, warns against judging markets by surface conditions, and notes recent general business gains while European pressures persist.
An old advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Brand pills for nervousness insomnia and digestive issues. It promises relief within three days with a money back guarantee and a first day purchase offer.
Boxing writers foresee a packed winter with rising stars and marquee matchups. Tunney-Gibbons and Greb-Gibbons clashes loom as the sport’s strongest draws while Benny Leonard and Walker chase title defenses, and promoter plans hint at big indoor shows nationwide.
Wellington and Mrs Burt Cup and Claire Goss attended the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee dinner in Elyria last Thursday evening. A Friendship Guild chicken dinner was advertised for tonight in Wellington with a 35 cent price. A Reo driver from Lorain collided with a line of waiting vehicles near the Geo Roice farm in Wellington.
Three divorce petitions were filed in Lorain court today. Ruth Monty alleges she married in 1911 and has two children. She accuses her husband of gross neglect of duty and refusing to work, while spending time bootlegging.
Mrs Helen Henderson seeks alimony and custody as she claims Jesse Henderson failed to provide a home and spent money foolishly. They wed in Elyria in July and she accuses him of living with another woman after leaving Nov 11. She wants her maiden name Helen Proctor. A separate note mentions a wage injunction linked to The Highway Construction Co. Dora Hambley sues William Hambley alleging gross neglect and cruelty after their July marriage while she had six children from a prior marriage and received $100 monthly alimony.
An article touts a new internal treatment by J B Leonhardt named Hemroid. It alleges quick relief by draining stagnant bloodstream pools and claims 1000 successful cases and a money back guarantee. The text promotes Hemroid as sold widely with refund promises.
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