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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
11
City officials report coal prices from mines 95 cents to 1.10 per ton for nut pea and slack coal. With freight about 1.40 per ton, Columbus pays 2.35 to 2.50 per ton. Secretary Cain says good run coal at mines is 1.90 a ton.
Grant hospital ambulance carried Newton H Crabbe after a two vehicle crash near Bie Sterling, as his wife and daughter were buried. He rests near coffins at home while another daughter receives treatment. Crabbe expected to recover though seriously hurt. James W Gamble, 70, shot himself amid personal crisis at home. not expected to live. Bucyrus nurse Mrs Mo B Morrison named React state board trainer rep. Defiance joins for state bonus push. council names delegates. Wooster defeats Alliance in golf series finale at Congress Lake. Arthur McGuire, 18, drowns from raft collapse on Ohio River near city docks.
In Rayland on September 23 Mrs. Sarah Graham found her son John Grakham dead from a self inflicted gunshot. The widow reported hearing a shot in her honey shed and upon investigation discovered his body.
An old advertisement promotes Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a tonic to restore nervous vitality. It claims the product aids nerves strained by overwork and indulgence and offers a refund for the first box if customers are dissatisfied. The ad cites Sand Co Ips as the maker and mentions widespread availability through agents.
Hart's Cut Rate Grocery shows everyday low prices with items listed at .29 and .25. The ad emphasizes value and savings for shoppers, highlighting discount pricing across staple groceries.
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