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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
7
A Martins Ferry Daily Times editorial urges a spirit of gratitude over mere festivity. It recalls the Plymouth hardship story and praises medical advances, labor protections, and peacemaking progress as foundations for Thanksgiving.
A concise collection of local quips from Steubenville and Canton papers humorously note the hesitation to rain and the pride of sturdy locals. The quotes playfuly contrast weight with weather and resilience in Ohio communities.
The page lists birthdays and historical events tied to dates from 172 to 1921. Notable names include Oliver Welles, William Cowper, Charles H. Dietrich, and Albert B. Fall. It notes anniversaries of military actions, constitutional milestones, and political figures with birth years and age references for today.
The article notes celebrations for the Queen of Norway’s 53rd day anniversary and a gathering of families for ag Day. It mentions ceremonies in Hamilton for the installation of Rt. Rev. John Thomas McNally as Hamilton diocese head and various church and university events across the United States.
A fragment notes a road through the Moots farm to create a corner for a filling station. A reader recalls Brean giving a talk the other day but expresses skepticism about it.
Opening today, a gathering of Baptist Young People's auxiliaries convenes with talks and ceremonies. Local churches, led by organizers including Elder R. Pore and officials, expect attendees from nearby districts for a multi day event.
The article recalls Brigadier David Brainard ARCTIC EXPEDITION heroism, mentioning his birth in Nar, service in the Greely Arctic Expedition, and later campaigns. It notes seven of twenty five expedition members survived and Brainard’s decorated career including action at Muddy Creek and later roles in various campaigns.
An advertisement for Jackson Medicine Co offers Dr Jacksons Digestive Liver Powder with a money back guarantee. It promises refunds if not satisfied and urges readers to buy through a local druggist with postpaid options and a price of 1.69 dollars. A customer testimonial claims relief after trying the product.
Dr. Amos Y. Squire argues criminals should be evaluated by trained psychiatrists before sentencing. He compares Sing Sing inmates’ mental profiles to free men and suggests penal policy, including deportation of alien criminals after serving terms, to reduce crime.
A meditation on artists awaiting a future era after Earth's end. The speaker envisions creators resting until the Master of All Good Workmen awakens them, then painting with celestial tools and drawing sacred figures. Art becomes its own reward beyond money or fame.
Grove Patterson discusses education through work at Berea College and a broader view of labor in learning. He notes rainmaking myths, South American gold caddies, and the rise of photography with many films developed in Chicago, highlighting women as frequent film customers.
Musterole is an easy to apply white ointment made of mustard oil and other home simples. It claims to prevent colds from worsening and treats sore throat chest congestion rheumatism lumbago bronchitis neuralgia and more. Children’s Musterole is available in milder form in 35c and 65c jars and tubes with a hospital size $3.00.
Twenty years ago Carrie Cahoon was appointed deputy recorder of Lorain County by Judge C. G. Washburn. The Post Office reported stamps sales of 21 933 dollars last year, up over two thousand from the prior year. City and county officials investigated Cassie Chadwick’s financial operations leading to the closure of Citizens National Bank at Oberlin. The Andwur Hotel was sold and W F McMyler of Jamestown became landlord and manager. Union Thanksgiving services were held at the First Congregational church with Rev W C Dawson delivering the sermon. Thanksgiving turkeys sold for twenty cents a pound.
Physicians note Holland oil can heal irritated kidneys and bladder and relieve back pains. Now in tasteless capsules called Red Mill Harlem Oil. Fifty cents with money back guarantee. Available at druggists including Randall's, Evert, and Phillips stores.
The article notes inmates in the county jail and infirmary facing a plain chicken diet. It also discusses higher Chinese import costs and details about American-made goods pricing, plus a remark on Navaho population growth and sources of matting from Minnesota and Wisconsin plains.
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