Akron area man dies in car accident
Local notice reports the death of Eli Thompson after a vehicle crash in Akron. Funeral services occurred in a nearby cemetery with bereaved relatives and friends advised to share condolences.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
7
Local notice reports the death of Eli Thompson after a vehicle crash in Akron. Funeral services occurred in a nearby cemetery with bereaved relatives and friends advised to share condolences.
An old advertisement touts Ambition Pills as a nerve tonic to calm despondent individuals and restore vitality. It claims relief for hysteria and neuralgia, offers a first box refund, and notes price and seller details with general endorsements.
Firnest Hurst Gherrington leads the World League Against Alcoholism aiming for global prohibition. Pussyfoot Johnson, an ally of Gherrington, met a rough reception in England during a prohibition talk.
Fragmented OCR reads as an address by Dr Neighbour discussing biblical prophecy. It mentions the twelve tribes, Revelations themes, the coming of a crown and a rebuilt world, with references to church and prophetic events.
Mrs Marie Pruneyre of Akron endorses Earle's Hypo-Cod as the best medicine for nervousness sleeplessness and low energy restoring health quickly. The ad urges readers to take the tonic to fortify against illness and notes its pleasant taste and strong formula printed on the carton and box. It mentions availability at local druggists for $1.25 plus tax.
Tampa, Florida, November 25. Joe Peterson alias Carlson faces arrest for complicity in the Kenosha Wisconsin vault blast robbery and the killing of Policewoman Tony Singapore last winter. Barl Loveday, named as gang leader, was recently arrested in Hot Springs. The bandits netted 38009 dollars.
Madrid and Nova Spain agreed to send 20 000 pesetas to France to cover the expense of wine imported from Spain, aiming to ease trade and sustain wine shipments to French markets.
An old advertisement promotes Celery King as a king of tonic laxatives. It claims three weekly doses for three weeks regulate the bowels and improve overall health for adults and children, calling it a good inexpensive old fashioned vegetable tea.
Police link a slain man found floating in the Grand River to salesman W. J. Naw, missing months, after St. Louis officials identify the body from a laundry tag. Edward Fisher of Grand Rapids confirms meeting a Walter Nam salesman in Manistee, Michigan.
An Austrian violinist Fritz Kreisler will not appear at a concert under American Legion auspices in New York. A telegram from national adjutant Lemeel Lolles confirms New York county and state headquarters repudiated the invitation, after reports Kreisler would join a December 21 event in Lawrence mass dispatch.
Lazoptik eye wash mix of witchhazel camphor and other ingredients claims rapid relief for eye strain. A customer reports strong restorative feel from one use and a young man with his mother benefit. A small bottle is promised to help weak or inflamed eyes at Ebert's Drug Store.
Bishop W. H. Nolens of Belgium stands among the picturesque delegates to the international Isbor conference. He is known as both a banker and a bishop, a leading figure in Belgium's delegation and among the most prominent participants at the gathering.
Ohio Experiment Station officials report that Bordeaux spray programs reduced apple blotch significantly in Clermont Scioto Lawrence Hamilton and Warren Counties. Treated fruit was about 90 percent free from blotch and marketable, while untreated trees produced 90 percent unmarketable fruit. The spraying used Bordeaux mixture with arsenate of lead at later weeks to also target codling moth. The Smith Clder variety showed notable resistance improvements.
The report details sprayed trees producing 22 bushels of fruit valued at 69.80 per bushel, while unsprayed trees yielded only 2 bushels. A profitable result came from spraying trees in certain orchards. Demonstrations were conducted by the Extension Service of the Ohio State University in Columbus.
Ohio War Savings figures show Highland County leading local schools with per capita 4.48 dollars while Warren and Noble counties follow. Franklin and Hamilton counties posted the largest aggregate sales at 766,665 and 200,927 respectively, with over 100,000 more in Flex County.
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