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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
6
In CESON on October 20 Senator Harding spoke amid garbled text praising tariff measures as Republican achievements. He argued the party remains the safeguard of America and criticized progressive and literary opposition, though the quotation was unclear due to mangled wording.
A promotional notice touts Aspironal as a superior cold and flu remedy claimed to relieve symptoms within two minutes. It urges customers to buy at local stores, presents a money back guarantee, and claims endorsements from military and medical authorities.
The Democratic and Republican forces clash over labor and steel policy as campaigns tour Ohio and New England. The Republican nominee praises the iron and steel industry and tariff protection, linking growth to U S policy, while Cox tours Rhode Island and Massachusetts, stressing the league of nations and Irish questions along with upcoming speeches in Connecticut and New Jersey.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scientific, non sticky scalp serum sold by C W Philips and drug stores. It promises rapid hair improvement, fuller thicker hair, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging immediate use to prevent baldness.
Governor Coolidge Republican vice presidential hopeful tours the south. A noon gathering in Knoxville featured Ford-Lordus and other governors as his special train crosses into Tennessee from Kentucky after large rallies in Middlesboro and a two day mountain campaign.
Elyria horse shoe players will tally at the home of VT Short 610 West River Street at 7 30 oclock Thursday evening Oct 21 to organize a quoit club for the city Short four times county champion believes Elyria has best quoit players in the section and the clubs show interest in forming a club The group plans tournaments with Lorain and Wellington clubs and the intercity matches are expected to be strong
The government remains firm on production terms as talks continue. Rumors point to a late settlement within three to four days, centered in South Wales. Transport workers unions weigh sympathy strikes with miners, risking 180,000 workers and further shipping curtailment.
New York Oct 20 The joint legislative committee on housing opened an inquiry into Samuel Untermeier charges that a conspiracy among building material companies keeps prices at prohibitive levels The investigation is led by Untermeier who offered to prove his case without compensation Senator Cham C Lockwood chairs the committee
Public Auction to be held one mile north of Cleveland Street Elyria on the Gulf Road after the seller quits farming. Auction seeks to liquidate farm assets and is open to bidders seeking farm equipment and related property.
On Monday October 25 starting at 10 am the estate offers three horses two mares one colt around 2800 pounds total cattle include a Durham cow fresh Nov 1 and four Holstein cows plus four Holstein yearlings nine heifers and one Holstein bull. Tools include an Adriance binder grain drill bar roller disc wagon hay rack and other farm gear. Legal bidding terms: cash on small sums and 7 percent interest bankable note for larger sums with a 2 percent cash discount. Lunch at noon. Joe Schwede owner Col Dan Eason auctioneer.
Breathing Hyomei in the pocket inhaler promises quick relief from catarrh and related symptoms. The ad guarantees money back if relief is not achieved, promotes daily use, and lists ailments addressed such as croup coughs colds sore throat and bronchitis.
Paris reports on October 20 that King Alexander of Greece may be dead but Greek officials and the legation await confirmation. A wireless dispatch from Athens and a Brindisi relay cite conflicting signals as Prince Philip is discussed as possible throne heir. In Canton a seven year old boy, Meena Lambrou, was fatally struck by a car. driver H A Washington faces manslaughter charges.
Oberlin High prepares for a powerful basketball season with returning players and strong challengers. Captain Fitzgerald plans to announce candidate tryouts around early November, facing stiff competition from Willams, Shaw, Falkeuver Probert and other skilled athletes.
ADGHESTER ROCHESTER Oct 19 Mrs Anna Dagnan spent a day in Cleveland. Mrs Grace MacClellan and son Ches with Mrs Rowell, all of Brigh ton, visited Mrs J H Hodgkins. Mr and Mrs Knapp, wife and daughter, called on friends in La Grange and Berlin Heights. Mrs D C Mann was in Akron last week. C J Dimick spent last Saturday in Elyria. Al Pollock and family from Cleveland visited Dell Simmons on Saturday, then traveled to Ashland on Sunday with Mrs Simons.
Nine tenths of stomach trouble cases stem from excess acid. Early acid buildup harms the stomach and can lead to gastritis or ulcers, sometimes requiring surgery. Treat hyperacidity with Bisurated Magnesia in water after meals, using larger doses if needed, and ask for the pure preparation.
Local residents hosted and visited family friends during a busy Sunday and past week. Names include Wade Cowle Pollock Barnes Storrow Barrett Nobbs Taylor Currier Murray Haines Beardsley Mitchell Currey Griggs Murray Hodgkin Dickinson McClellan Richards and others, with visits spanning Cleveland Oberlin Savannah and nearby areas.
A benefit dance in Redington Hall Friday evening supports the Amherst Auderstory football team equipment fund. Proceeds go to the team, with Mrs John Weiner hosting the W C G T U L gathering at her Cornell Avenue home on Thursday afternoon.
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