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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1924
Page
3
A nervous man enters a Xenia drug store asks for a chemist and druggist, confirms years in business and shows a diploma hanging on the wall before requesting tooth powder. The scene unfolds with tense anticipation as staff respond to the unusual visit.
In Barnesville nearly 1,000 ballots were cast with President Calvin Coolidge winning 645 votes, John W. Davis 273, and Senator La Follette 30. In Ey esville Mayor Bowen, pastor of the Free Methodist church, resigns as mayor to accept a Galion call.
Advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as easy to take with candy like flavor. Claims include rapid weight gain for thin people, a money back guarantee if no 5 pound gain in 30 days, and a price of 60 cents for 60 tablets. Names Phillips Crandall Ebert appear as retailers.
Martins Ferry residents learn the mayor will serve until a council picks a successor. In York township Miss Jane Goodhue earns a notary public commission, the first woman in the area to hold the post. In St Clairsville a mining town police seek thieves who looted Steve Bomb poolroom. a torn ace of diamonds card clue marks the case as officers search for the other 51 missing cards and stolen goods.
A compiled list details daily programs for multiple stations including WTAM WHR KDKA KYW WGY WHAS WMAQ WCAE WDAF WFAA and more. Entries show times, concert and lecture segments, ball scores, weather, and Defense Day programs with presidents and speakers.
In a comic scene the elephant offers to drop Billy and the children into a yard, claiming a gentler rescue for his beloved grandchildren. Billy, Stubby, and Button hurry from a long journey to locate the family as Nannie remains in a yard with a fence between them.
Listed are station calls WOS WAC KQY WX WGH WOR and WOR in Newark with meter readings 400 500 360 517 319 and 405, various times from 8:00 to 10:00 PM, noting music programs dinners and a national defense day segment. The jumble includes addresses, prices, and program notes such as a musical program and dinner music across Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo and Newark.
The I. Wasserman Co. tailors and gents furnishers on East Avenue has changed its name to W B L Clothiers and Furnishers. Morris Briefman joins the firm and the business expands with extra floor space and a line of ready made clothing for men and boys.
Harold Lloyd stars in Girl Shy a bashful Brall town boy who fearfully pursues romance The Mailman a postal life tale includes a daring robbery episode and a bold capture A Dreamland program features William Dunse and Edith Johnson in The Fast Express plus two westerns and a comedy
In Columbus about 150 children have been sent home for failing to meet the vaccination requirement. Superintendent J. G. Collicott and school physician Dr. H. M. Platter say the rule stands with no changes while smallpox concerns in northern Ohio persist. Pupils will be sent home as checks determine those not vaccinated.
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