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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
8
Anson Park Massachusetts analyst Roger W. Thibson warns that tax exempt bonds issued by towns counties and states threaten land values and rural conditions. He argues investors shift to taxable securities while fears of defaults grow as infrastructure and automobile industries expand.
An old advertisement promotes Kellogg's Bran as a health aid, claiming it cleanses the intestines and prevents disease. It urges universal family use, offers recipes, and notes the product is made in Battle Creek and sold nationwide with a money back guarantee.
The article notes public concerns on infrastructure and debt in a period style discussion. It mentions roads, bonds, and prudent spending to avoid burdening future generations, with references to local merchants and the economy. Names such as Babson chart and community leaders appear in context of fiscal caution.
A. R. Dean of Cleveland visited Kipton with R. A. Bates and others. Attendees saw The Covered Wagon at Elyria Grand theatre. Numerous locals from Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Florence hosted and visited relatives on Sunday with shop outings and hospital calls noted.
A short visit featured Wm. Smith's sister hosting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes and others from Van Buren, with additional guests Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Whitney and Mrs. Becker from Camden. The group toured South Amherst, North Amherst, Lorain and Elyria for Sunday afternoon gatherings and enjoyed The Covered Wagon at Elyria Grand theatre. The Third National Exposition of Power and Mechanical Engineering will be held in New York City in the first week of December. Over twenty one miles of linoleum were laid in a newly completed Boston office building.
An advertisement advises readers with stomach trouble to avoid digestive aids and take Bisulated Magnesia after meals. It claims excess hydrochloric acid causes sourness, gas, and pain, and promotes Magnesia as harmless, inexpensive, and efficient for easing indigestion.
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