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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
6
A garbled dialogue presents Massachusetts Pennsylvania Virginia and Kentucky as commonwealths with little practical difference from states. Characters discuss custom and meaning, noting a playful, blushing exchange about identity and tone, tied to a blue and gold motif.
A fragmentary ad advocates a simple home remedy for rose and hay fever. It suggests making a pint of a boiled water mixture and drinking twice daily to ease distress, claiming many sufferers have found it helpful and endorsed by a doctor.
The passage notes that French peasants are thrifty and indifferent to excessive spending, preferring frugal living. It claims they usually pay debts reliably and promptly, with high collection costs not being a concern for debt collectors in France.
The Fort Post reports two weeks of high unclaimed mail with 42 letters for women and 43 for men set for transfer to Washington if not claimed in two weeks. The list names numerous women and men, including Mrs. Clarence Anderson, Miss Virginia Allen, Albert Bishop, and C. C. McEvoy, among others.
A list of names including Hernolds Prank Schuster William Squire H L Stoner Ki EL Stone Prank Stang Claude Sinker R J Spaulding Hvan Sparr GC A Under hill Ed Watkins and C H Whites, with letters to be sent to the not called for in two weeks per D W Seward postmaster.
The home of A J Robson at 250 Fifth Street was burgled early today. Mrs Robson heard a noise, glimpsed the intruder, and alerted police. Officers arrived but the man had fled. The burglar ransacked the house and stole about two dollars in change.
A railroad engineer claims Sant got off Ray Les during a West incident. A Brooklyn man lauds a medical ointment, Peterson's Ointment, as a cure for sores, wounds, eczema, and skin ailments, offering a 36 cent box with money back from the druggist if unsatisfied.
The Ald Society held its October meeting at the Methodist church parlors with a large turnout and dinner served at noon. Visitors from Batavia, Cleveland, Chicago and Elyria joined Bay Village residents for family and social visits. The Christian Endeavor group met at the Congregational parsonage, while local officials handled a grape-stomking incident and a weekend visit from relatives touched several households.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve appetite and skin tone. It asserts the tablets detoxify, brighten eyes, and restore buoyancy, claiming millions sold yearly at 20c and 25c. Safe, reliable tone imitates classic period ads.
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