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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1927
Page
6
Elyria merchants vote to close stores for Armistice Day observing a two minute silence at 11:00 am on November 11 tenth anniversary of the armistice. Clerks customers and officials will stand in solemn reflection as bells whistles and sirens mark the moment, following the national observance trend.
Oberlin Road lists visits from Mr and Mrs Dan Campbell in Cleveland to Mr and Mrs M R Diedrich, and numerous relatives from Elyria, Amherst, West Ridge and beyond spending weekends at homes in Oberlin. A Cascade Park picnic honored Ina Hasings before her California return, with locals attending football, court, and family gatherings across Oberlin and nearby towns.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote pride of medical authorities and promises relief for persistent coughs, colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis, and other respiratory diseases with a money back guarantee if not relieved.
A Friday accident on the Oberlin road caused no serious injuries. Dan Campbell reported theft of over a hundred chickens from his chicken coops on Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Baumann Jr visited the John Van Haverlyn home in Oberlin on Sunday.
Washington reports a new bugle call Air Alert three short high blasts to signal defensive formation. Major George Dillman notes joint air cavalry maneuvers at Fort Bliss with Air Corps and first cavalry division show airplanes aid co operation while hostile aviation can hinder observation and attack.
New York celebrates a planned cross Hudson River bridge, a 3500 foot span rising 6235 feet above water with two towers. The $60,000,000 project cites 71 years of dream and includes engineers led by General George W Roothals, top Panamanian Canal builder.
In South Ridge on Oct 8 various local residents and visitors were noted. Families and friends including Ehrmans, Font, Welsch, Weatherhead, Laraway, Budd, Stang, Daston, Fowl, Vogler, Grohe, Hechtel, Stang and Frye were mentioned for visits, church activities, and meals. One patient, Mr. Frank Hechtel, remains under care by a trained nurse.
In a colossal project a 10-story tower will rise in Ft. Lee with arches for an 18-story building. The center span will use parallel cable 37 inches in diameter, carrying 320000 tons. The New Jersey and Manhattan towers anchor rocks and concrete respectively, funded by New York and New Jersey bonds. Tolls will pay bond debts with 59 cents per car, 31 cents per truck, and five cents per passenger.
Murray Ridge residents report visitors and travels as art Fesler and Samuel Grills hosted in Lorain, Eugene Sites and daughter Bessie visited Seville, Mrs A J Derek traveled to Cleveland with Jack Anton, and Tayim Sinsher of Flyria was noted as a resident sample.
A Paris fashion note says flappers apply two lipsticks to achieve a modern look. The first coat primes with a salve, the second finishes the color, darker than the base. A leading makeup maker notes quality lipstick should resist napkins and wallets. Restaurant managers recently protested the damage women cause in eateries.
Thousands suffer stomach upset from blocked liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets soothe the liver and restore natural bowels function, easing indigestion and bad taste. A vegetable compound sold by druggists, one or two at bedtime, with prices 15c 30c 60c.
A manufacturer asserts customers using cheap lip-stick made from tallow and fats caused removable stain issues in nappery. The statement explains the problem stems from inferior tips and clarifies they are not at fault.
Washington report shows class one railroads posting net operating income of 118,296,507 dollars in August, down from 122,959,57 dollars the year earlier. The 4.77 percent return on property investment compares with 5.5 percent previously. Gross operating revenues fell to 557,456,012 dollars from 580,257,258, while operating expenses rose to 393,294,245 dollars from 400,423,300.
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