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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
3
London report notes English dress designers return to normal styles as grotesque effects vanish from fall designs. Designers cite the summer weather as the reason, saying the season in England has been a travesty and it is safe to say that broader trends toward practicality dominate.
A garbled advertisement discusses Marmola tablets and direct orders while the rest reviews Summer fashion trends. It notes dresses with straight lines, high hats, vivid linings, and red accents, plus evolving footwear and hat styles reflecting the era’s taste.
English author Sinclair, recently returned from abroad, notes American women appear more eager and vivacious, reading a wider range of literature and showing a developing literary sense and potential for a strong literary culture in the United States.
Real estate transfers show Taylor Land & Improve Twen Co selling lots and a Braham allotment to Louis Toth in Car dale for 9. Carson to Ida Wolf transfers lot 15 Wolf's ad to Elyria for 1 300 dollars. Em Luttner sells 14 lots to The Weinels O Malley Co at Lake...
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as the grandest stomach medicine with instant relief from acute indigestion and gas. It claims dramatic benefits, a money back guarantee, and mentions C. W. Phillips as the local seller, noting high 1921 New Jersey sales and broader health promises.
The town of Elyria and Lorain county praise United States Purple Stamps as a clever innovation. Thousands of collectors embrace the program as merchants offer books redeemable for merchandise with a guaranteed value. Each stamp book is accepted as money at participating stores and exchanges for 3.50 dollars worth of goods at no extra cost.
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