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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
6
The article lists various Thanksgiving items with prices: turkeys around 8.50 per family, ducks and other poultry priced per pound, celery 18 cents, squash 35 cents a peck, English walnuts five dollars, and cranberries about two to three cents per pound. Demand is rising as more families place orders.
Fragmentary OCR warns readers about questionable medicine purity and dangers of the Swamp Root claim. It notes Dr Kilmer & Co in New York as the source and urges caution with dubious health advertisements.
The investigation into the di stoma mull scheme expands nationwide as it is alleged that untrained individuals issued medical diplomas for a fee. Authorities report that some fake doctors have tainted U S veterans affairs and the public health service, with Hartford St Louis and Kansas City previously exposing rings of similarly fake practitioners.
The German general Erich Ludendorff is photographed in Germany during World War I era as he reviews troops, signaling his bid to regain power with Adolf Hitler in the Bavarian coup that collapsed after about 30 seconds.
Mrs Paul Warner of Apple Creek and Dayne Co. visitor in LaGrange. Russell Heath tours with Sells Floto CITCUS now at home. Melvin Halliwell injures hip after fall from work building in Elsha. Community guests and gatherings span Berea Cleveland Birmingham Kipton and Avon with numerous social visits and a Thanksgiving week note. A spider consumes nearly 39 times its weight in food.
A skin specialist says Mentho-Sulphur quickly clears skin irritation on face neck or body and relieves itching burning and inflammation. The preparation is claimed to destroy germs and heal eczema, leaving skin clear and smooth. A small jar is sold at dry goods stores and used like cold cream.
In South Ridge MHS via Joe reports social visits and family events. Richard Mins of Lorain revealed on their aunt Mrs Gertrude Snyder Sunday afternoon. Jay Fowl family hosted Thanksgiving dinner at Lewis Spie lberg on Townline road. Various locals entertained guests from Cleveland and Steubenville. Chicken thieves took about 50 chickens from Howard Dayton. The first meeting of Congress to Washington occurred on November 17, 1800.
An advertisement touts Joint-Hase as a remedy for stiff swollen inflamed joints. It claims a gentle nightly massage with a tube priced at 60 cents and promotes Phillips' Drug Store and other pharmacists as sellers.
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