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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
2
Fragmentary clipping notes parties in a U S Senate contest in Illinois with attorney denouncing a suspect as a murderer. It references Nathan Leopold Jr and Judge John R Caverly and a September sentencing moment tied to the Bobby Franks murder in 1924 context.
A ledger of property transfers across Elyria Avon and Lorain includes Claude S Beck to J W Wurts on Foster avenue for 3500 and Emma Bender to Dora William son on Avon 5500, plus several other parcel sales. The piece closes with Health Commissioner Charles Keller declaring eleven city health regulation decrees, nine using must.
Bulleting dispatch from Manchester New Hampshire dated September 4 reports Captain John G Winant of Concord has been nominated for governor by the Republican party, signaling a major political move in the state race.
An old advertisement touts Petersons Ointment for instant relief from bleeding itching piles and skin sores with testimonials. Separate notice from Manchester Union mentions Major Frank Knox and Winants rival, while other items report Dempsey denying marriage plans and U S arms conference discussions and a Chicago crime life story.
An ad touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting stomach remedy. It guarantees money back if it fails to stop distress and claims a New Jersey town sold over 6000 bottles last year. The pitch links relief from gas indigestion and heartburn to improved overall well being.
A brief notice from THE LOGAN GAS COMPANY located at 258 East Gay Street Columbus Ohio appears in the public notice section of the newspaper. It provides information about services or regulatory matters affecting customers and the local area.
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