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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
2
Nov. 28 gathering in Y County included Mr. Fleming C. J. Hurl i and Mrs. Joln focal attendees. talk covered national inter broad law and money on the road. Mrs. Shiver discussed uses of honey. Meeting planned with officers to be elected. Sunday school class hosted an event in church parlors yesterday afternoon.
An informal gathering featured a landscape of grange brown tones and decorative baskets. Attendees included Don ald Walmer Geore Carter Dek Bling Gerald Hough Dilek stung Gerald Bre Roy Meifner Alex Gray Juliyabeth Vorwirth Rosemary Lotter Evelyn Jackson Jon Kentenan June Logan and P O Mndolyn Dalley.
A Kansas saloon owner used brass piping fed by an air tank to hide liquor, releasing it through a faucet via an ice pick dislodging a slug. The diagram shows the extensive pipe network and the method to conceal the source from dry sleuths. Parties at Sandusky and Amherst feature local birthday and choir gatherings with decorations, games, and meals.
Miss Sarah Wambaugh former member of the League of Nations secretariat attended all sessions. She is an authority on international law and has lectured before the American Academy of Political and Local Science.
The advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle natural remedy for bad breath and bowel and liver purification. It claims the tablets stimulate natural action without the side effects of calomel and come in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
AMHERST PERSONAL AMIULERST Hov 28 Itey FP E Mastman and J I Gillette attended a cook supper at Wellington last evening. L J Henes was a Cleveland business visitor yesterday. Mrs Carl Bruce of Brownhelm was among locals mentioned in health and social notes.
In Winston Salem North Carolina and Keene New Hampshire women report weak run down conditions eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. They claim increased energy and ability to perform housework and work at stores after taking the remedy.
Wan admitted to the hospital. Teachers spending Thanksgiving at home include Miss Harriett Peck in Oberlin, Miss Yehley in Columbus, Miss Catherine Murray in Wellington, Miss Coburn in Cleveland, and Mrs M Makern in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hanchett and toteain and Mrs. Stouxh attend a regular cooperative event.
Fragmentary notes describe a 1761 Paris event titled Magnes Thanksgiving at their hall. The text hints at a comical Parisian theme and mentions pre escapes and the city’s role in an early gathering.
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