Everyday Questions Ansea E By DE CADMAN Chronicle Query
A fragment from a 1930 era column where Rev. Dr. Parkes Cadman answers reader inquiries on life and suffering. The piece discusses publicity, commercial pressures, and the press as a check on societal trends, noting the newspaper’s role in shaping public thought and the dangers of influence by advertising. The textual excerpt hints at debates over censorship, media integrity, and the relationship between church and commerce.
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Castoria and the press in faith and freedom
A fragmentary column moves from a Castoria advertisement praising its gentle relief for infants to a meditation on press freedom and responsible journalism. It contrasts sensationalism with dependable news, warns against crude editorials, and urges religious leaders to promote moral guidance while affirming the value of science and civilization in a broad societal context.
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Local News Notes From Lorain Area
Mr A C Warmer returned to his work at Lorain after illness last week. Mrs Warmer remains ill. Mr and Mrs F B Lewis and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs Lewis sister Mrs Albert Keisel and family of West Dover Ohio. Mrs C E McIntire attended lodge meeting in Elyria. Mondar Brown of Elyria spent Friday with her mother Mrs C Wilford. The word pencil comes from the Latin meaning small brush made from horse tail hairs used by Romans for writing.
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Grocery Items List From a Market Ad Fragment
Readable fragments show a mixed grocery ad with items like Pineapple Sunkist Navals Pears Apples and various brands. Included are canned fish Pineapple juice and cleaning supplies. Prices appear as scattered cents per item.
Konjola gives speedy relief from suffering
A Cleveland woman describes eight weeks of Konjola treatment ending rheumatism pain. She recalls severe stiffness and swelling before trying Konjola and reports complete relief now. Konjola sold at Philip's drug store and by leading druggists in the region.
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Vincent Vincent Local Social Notes February 27
The report lists visits and family updates from Vincent including Mrs Thelma Stoughton and infant, Miss Deinies Litz with Bart Litz of Lorain, Orvill Butler improving, and gatherings with Harvey Stoughton, Albert Majores, and others. Various residents of Vincent and nearby Lorain area socialize with extended family and friends.
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