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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
9
A Lorain county road from Brighton east into Wellington on the Norwalk Milan route nears traffic readiness after summer and fall work. About a mile and a half remains. bids opened in Columbus with Elyria Construction Co as low bidder awaiting contract this week.
A large group including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shuster and daughter La Verne, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haas and family, John Steinle, Oliver Yost, Miss Ruby Sutorlus, and others visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost on Sunday. Several local residents were mentioned, with health notes on E M Hathaway and Clare Durkee children recovering from illness.
Mrs. Julia Durkee visits her son Harvey in Cleveland this week. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Durkee in Cleveland on Saturday October 20 weighed seven pounds four ounces. Mrs Mame Cornishs is visiting.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Wendell’s Pills Ambition Brand at CW Phillips for 60 cents per box. It claims to calm nerves, improve mood, and aid digestion with a money back guarantee on the first box, citing benefits for nervous conditions and insomnia.
Mrs. L T Daves returns home from hospital. Minnie Younkins arrives from Pittsburg to stay with Mrs. Davis. The Stricklands plan a West Park wedding with Ridgeville move. Minnie Cook marks her 75th birthday. Football game eyeing Ohio State vs Iowa in Columbus. Mission Band adds four new members. Sun School rear date moved to October 1. Various visitors and local family events fill the week in Elyria area society pages.
An old reliable vegetable remedy advertised to ease constipation dizziness and torpid liver. A 30 cent package promises gentle relief with a cup brewed at home suitable for both children and adults and touted as popular and economical.
The report lists Sunday visits and hometown activities across Elyria Ridgeville and nearby areas including the Ross and Decker families. Paint renovation is planned for center school rooms with Lester Fitch supplying the labor and W H Giles providing paint. In Lima Ohio hundreds request reservations for the October Welfare conference with over 350 rooms booked. Judge Charles Hoffman of Cincinnati will preside.
A fragment notes the idea that forcing men to eat their own wheat would swiftly poison them, reflecting a cautionary or satirical line.
An advertisement-style message promotes a home treatment named Hem-Soid to banish piles by improving lower bowel blood flow. It cites Dr Leon Hardt and distributor C. W. Philips, asserting a safe, fast relief record and urging readers to try the remedy for internal causes and discomfort.
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