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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1928
Page
6
Feb 8 dispatches report rebel activity across Jalisco and Guanajuato with bombings and raids. War Minister Joaquin Amaro directs forces in Los Altos as rebels flee in small groups from Jalisco. Government efforts focus on eliminating rebel bands and ending train holdups.
A special service will be held at the Birmingham church on Sunday February 22 featuring a concert by Frank Witte of Cleveland and guests Mr and Mrs Joe Byker of La Grange.
An old advert lists a remedy called Droxel tablets touted as a cure for digestive issues. It describes hard arteries and high blood pressure as linked to poor digestion and presents ox gall as a key ingredient. The text pushes readers to seek Tre ox ral and claims genuine tonics with a specific label.
A Gazette of social calls marks a busy week with Mrs Jensie Berk Meyer's home hosting friends, Oberlin visitors, and numerous Sunday gatherings. Evanglical meetings at Elvira First M E Church, plus porch calls, dinners, and school events fill the Lakeview region's social calendar with family visits, neighborly calls, and church activities.
West Ridge residents gather for a schoolhouse program with Revard, Fran Roetling and family listed. The event includes a parents meeting and a Friday program by local students. details of dates and attendees are partially readable from the damaged text.
Read advertising copy touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable remedy for bad breath. The tablet claims to purify the system without calomel side effects and to ease bowel and liver complaints, promising results in a week at 3d and 6d prices.
A community gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin llascapies in Amherst honors Mr Haser phus Atars. Attendees include Fred Hermann Julius Dere Reuben Ludwig J H Ludwig Joe Clifford and family. Music by Murray Ridge school choir directed by Hao Gavert.
A guest luncheon was hosted Sunday for Mr and Mrs Charles Cowle of Lorain at a local residence, with friends and neighbors attending to honor the couple.
Pleasantville residents list guests and movers in a neighborhood roundup. Entries note Mr and Mrs Sam Jagusch from Cleveland visiting. Sanders family moving to Mr A Sanders house. Pouné family occupying an address. Tran and Wheeler households hosting gatherings. several visits by Wheeler and Beiner families. quarantine and illness references appear among the domestic notes.
A fragmented notice urges mothers to maintain health with tips and local guidance. It mentions Betty, Susie, and other residents while referencing community clinics and a nurse’s advice column.
Advert suggests Master Me Cold Tablets relieve sneezing and head congestion with no after effects. Claims fast relief when taken at the first sign of a cold, produced by The Mutcole Company in Cleteland, with no griping or head buzzing.
A resident recovers a third set of teeth after years without. Mrs Bigelow, despite age, walks a mile daily for mail. Dr O Donnell, Greenville dentist, walked to Piqua in 10 degree cold to prove outdoor exercise value. Masonic membership totals for London and other regions exceed 300000. Mary Anderson urges girls to prepare for business careers after schooling.
In a bold move amid depressions, representatives of the Miners' Federation in Parliament have voluntarily reduced their salaries as a stance linked to the ongoing economic strain. The action signals solidarity with miners facing hardship and reflects broader cost-cutting measures within the federation.
An old advertisement warns that neglecting a cold risks pneumonia and promotes Father John’s Medicine. It claims pure food elements boost energy to resist germs, a gentle laxative effect, soothing of breathing passages, and notes the product is alcohol free after seventy years of use.
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