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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1923

Page

3

Home Grown Produce Nears Season's End

The home grown vegetable market is nearly exhausted with hot house lettuce radishes and a few other items scarce. Late fruit and canning supplies remain available including small onions green peppers cabbage late pears quinces and last cucumbers. New potatoes are plentiful but prices drop to about 95 cents per peck on Saturday and as low as 75 cents per bushel. Strictly fresh eggs have grown scarce with prices up to 55 cents a dozen. A statistician reports the Roman Catholic nuns worldwide at about 475000.

Wellington Churches Sunday Services and events

Sunday services listed for Congregational Catholic Baptist Methodist Church of Christ and Bible Students in Wellington Ohio. Includes times for Sunday school 9:30, morning worship 10:30, evening services 6:30 or 7:30, special lectures by H. K. Finley, Bible study topics, and Christian Science meeting at 631 West Main Street. No collections.

Wellington O Congregational Church South Main Charles W. Recard Baptist Church J. Ford H. K. Finley Elyria Methodist Church J. W. Naramore L. Be ¥Ier Church OF Christ Wallace V. Mabery Bible Students of Ohio J. L. Roas Johns Strat Watch Tower J. L. Ross John Street God Christian Science

Fire destroys farm home near Wellington

The home of Mr and Mrs B A Storrow two miles west of Wellington burned completely while the family dined inside. Firemen arrived too late and the loss is estimated between nine and ten thousand dollars with insurance coverage noted. Also community club meets with Mrs Anna Evang for Lyceum ticket sales and a three day campaign begins today with a pot luck dinner. An article notes odd trivia about a giant oak tree with over six million leaves.

Wellington B. A. Storrow Storrow Pracalla Community Club Anna Evang Lyceum

River discharge and bread as daily food facts

The St Lawrence River discharges 1 000 000 cubic feet of water per second. Bread as a daily article of food is used by only one third of the population of the earth.

St. Lawrence

What to eat for stomach trouble and excess acid

Medical authorities say indigestion stems from excess stomach acid. Use Bisulated Magnesia with meals to neutralize acidity without digestion aid. Take a teaspoonful powder or two five grain tablets in water with food. It is not a laxative and helps prevent gas and sourness while allowing normal meals. Obtain from a druggist.

Chinese Laundries and Urban Life in Early America

A fragment discusses the prominence of Chinese Americans in laundry work and urban living patterns. It notes widespread reliance on restaurants for meals, hot water stands, and an economy driven by frugality. The piece references colonial era andEmphasizes everyday survival amid immigrant communities.

China America I T Gentleman's Magazine Colo Nies

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