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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
3
A fragmented OCR passage discusses kidney trouble symptoms and mentions Jad Salta as a remedy. It describes overwork pain, bladder issues, and urination problems, then suggests drinking Jad Salta in water to relieve symptoms, claiming it clears a long standing clog. The tone mirrors a vintage medicinal advertisement.
A short note describes preparing a menthol based home remedy. It instructs boiling portions and filling a bottle to clear nasal passages for cold or flu symptoms.
A garbled passage mentions Joseph in Indiana praising tablets as a remedy. The text is incomplete but implies a claim of world benefit and a notice about remedies offered by druggists. No clear date or organization is readable.
Lorain area obituaries note the death of Henrietta Eyeman at age unknown. Family and friends, including Mrs. Damon and Mrs. Andrews, express sorrow as funeral services for Eyeman are held in Homer. Several relatives travel from Lorain and Wellington for services and condolences.
An old time recipe claims Sage and Sulphur brew darkens faded and gray hair. The guide promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready bottle to evenly shade each strand with repeated applications.
Wellington O has Cloak and Suit Co of Cleveland nearly ready to relocate their factory to Wellington. The note mentions rival bootlegger activity in Lorain County with date November 28.
Columbia reports a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Doolittle on November 17 with dinner guests from Hinckley and neighbors later. The Baptist Ladies Society held officer elections including vice presidents Linda Baker and J H Bartter, secretary, and treasurer BRHE Putt.
Henry Maserant of Cleveland visited his mother Mery Avun Huwerght and a duo from the Nova of Education, Mrs J M Shonghon and Mrs Frank Church ward, as they plan to start activities but deny a fixed program.
Avon notices a social formerly set for December 6 at the Burr home moved to December 4. Local residents attend church and school events while families cope with measles outbreak and a funeral for three year old Robert Chester. Out of town guests travel from Spencer Lorain Cleveland and Elyria to support the service.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Wellington and Cleveland related terms with unclear names. The legible parts reference a Wellington action and a Cleveland connection, suggesting a local event or protest but details are incomplete.
Mrs Henry Refenning hosted the Needle Guild at her South Ridge home on November 14. Alma Milner of Columbus and Mabel Hedenhouse visited. Members traveled to Pomega range meeting in Oberlin. Leroy Rabl of Amherst stayed with grandparents. Other local exchanges include visits to Cleveland and Buffalo.
Tr. Litterhouse and Mrs. Henry Plebt Spe of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Kuiltle.
A historical ad promotes Dr Daniel G Carey's Marshroot for kidney and bladder diseases. It claims decades of medical practice and that Marshroot cures thousands, available only through drug stores and endorsed by Carey, warning of kidney disease deaths without treatment.
A physician outlines simple self tests to assess tobacco effects on the body. He notes nicotine impacts nerves and organs, urges quitting to avoid heart trouble, and promotes stopping to curb cravings with a supposed home remedy from a named supplier.
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