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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
6
Dr Logan Clendening defends meat in diet while engaging a fundamentalist vegetarian in a humorous exchange. He skewers vegan arguments by highlighting ethical contrasts about animal suffering and daily goods like leather and fur, then muses on changing notions from the Enlightenment to humanitarian thought and the 18th century shift. The piece blends satire with observations on society’s evolving view of animals.
Old sores and eczema sufferers are told one application of Petersons Ointment soothes itching and soreness instantly and a few days’ use clears red cracked skin. The ad promises 30 years of relief and a price of 34 cents at all drug stores.
Aug 25 church services at Methodist church drawn large crowds. Announcements include quilting event at Mrs. F. H. Lewis home with tureen dinner and a Sunday school party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Baldwin. Miss Alta Myers spoke on Peniel Missions in Hong Kong and the U S. prayer meetings noted. Numerous social visits, birthday gatherings, and club meetings, with many local families and residents named in attendance and hosting duties.
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills in a red labeled bottle. The text urges readers to ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills for liver relief and mentions availability at local stores in 1981.
Ohio gubernatorial candidates David S. Ingalls and incumbent George White spoke at the Loyal Order of Moose national convention in Cleveland. The report notes social visits in Elyria with Mrs. McMillan hosted by Mrs. C. McCarty and family and a later garden tour by 4-H Club Boys participants from Lorain area.
A sunny day at the home of Dr and Mrs Cramer in Berea honored the third wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harold White of Lodi Ohio.
Avon Lake Ohio August 24 Mr and Mrs Joe Garrett and family Mr and Mrs Jay Burgan and family and Mr Geo Robinson of Elyria were entertained Sunday at a picnic dinner at Miss Lucy Manby on the Lake road Gerald Walker returned home from St Josephs hospital in Lorain after being hit by an auto last week He is progressing as well as can be expected Mrs Edward Buswell attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Frank Richmond in Wellington Monday afternoon Briefs include Mr and Mrs Schimek and son Charles and Mr and Mrs Ed Calta of Lakewood calling on Miss Lucy Mawby Sunday E A Karnes of Sandusky was...
In town on business Monday Stella Buswell enjoying her vacation at home this week. Mrs Harriet Skaege spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Harry Crandall of New London Ohio spent Monday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Walker. Mrs Archie Spade of Steve Moore road was a Lorain visitor Monday. Mr G Rodgers and son Clair of New Hampshire visiting their go many Avon Lake this week. Buddha, who died 648 I was the first religious Seagull Preach the brotherhood of jem joining love and not charity are France with mandated tories awarded her covers 1000 square miles.
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