05 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
1
President Wilson advances a tour to explain the League of Nations treaty. He will address audiences in Missouri and Indiana and emphasize labor and self determination provisions while urging cooperation over opposition speeches.
Advice on hair care warns against alkaline soaps and shampoos that dry the scalp and damage hair. It promotes using Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo, claiming it is pure grease free, inexpensive, and effective for cleansing, leaving hair soft, silky, and easy to manage with a small amount.
An advertisement promises stomach misery removal with Mag Rhu tablets or powder mailed postpaid for $1.00 from Mag Rhu Co Pittsburgh. State that refunds will be given if no results. A separate note mentions a political scene where a woman was asked for by crowds and the president complimented her appearance.
Wellington Sept 5 Is 4 pint of liquor every ten days enough to cure a man of being a drunkard This question was discussed on the senate floor during consideration of the enforcement act for the nation wide prohibition law Senator Nelson of Minnesota argued it is plenty while Senator Simmons of North Carolina said a man cannot be cured unless he can get more booze He cited a superintendent of a cure institution in the South who objected to the bill provision limiting liquor to a pint every ten days He asked if that is sufficient The senator replied 36 The other senator argued the superintendent could not carry on treatment if restricted Patients are given liquor on entry then tapered down Oh no said Senator Nelson theyre given whiskey and castor oil to make them nauseated and sickened of Weaver That is the way to make prohibitionists think interposed Senator Thomas of Colorado
Amherst aims to avenge a 3 to 2 Labor Day defeat as ten Tigers travel to face Archrat Bulldogs.
In a murky excerpt the Chronicle discusses wartime era politics and mentions Colonel House and a claimed loss by the president. The fragment hints at executive authority and ground holdings but provides no clear outcome or dates. The tone remains cautious as observers weigh unnamed sources and shifting positions.
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