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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
8
A reader asks if cupping breasts is dangerous and how to even asymmetry. The columnist warns cupping and massage can irritate potential cancer and advises general weight reduction, noting natural asymmetry and that hand rollers offer similar benefits when used gently. Also includes hiccough tips and publishing notes.
The Republican Civic Club of Lorain endorses a second Lorain County Commissioner candidate but warns against any Lorain against the rest of the county movement. Leaders insist every man may seek office, voters decide freely, and county unity should serve the whole county, not a local faction. The piece argues against “handpicking” candidates and stresses the countywide welfare over sectional interests.
A rough OCR note describes a cottage nearing completion with five bathrooms two bars and other conveniences. It mentions Mrs Ainsley Putnam and Lyle Thary and an incident with Butch or Joe Mopps hiring a man to clerk in a meat shop while one party attempted to thumb a ride toward Bloom Center.
Yesterday and today anniversary notes list dates and events from 1771 mission founding in California to 1960s aviation attempts. Notable entries include Serra founding San Antonio mission, 1777 flag resolution, Harriet Beecher Stowe birth, 1939 transatlantic flight attempt, and 1920 Baron Forster reference.
The Philadelphia Archbishop Cardinal Dougherty today celebrates his silver episcopal jubilee marking 25 years since his consecration as bishop. The event highlights a milestone in his long clerical tenure and duties within the archdiocese.
June 14 report notes Children’s Day observed at the church on Sunday June 17 with a 7 PM program. Mrs J H Delefield hosted a Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society joint meeting at her Town Line Road home with devotional exercises readings and a business session and refreshments. July planning includes picnic at Crystal Beach Vermilion with members and families invited. Cited attendees include Mrs Conrad Ernst and numerous named members. local visits to Cleveland and Amherst were reported.
On the Ridge Wednesday, Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge of Elyria spent the evening with Mr and Mrs Conrad Erninst Airs. George Knittle visited his sister Mrs Henry Ficht in Cleveland. Henry Haker of Elyria called on sister Mrs Lewis Behnke. Visitors at Frank Laraway home Sunday included William Grant and sons Kenneth and Harold of Ozonte, Donald Hluttenlocher and daughter of Cleveland, and Bert Joycox of Elyria with Mrs Albert Halst and daughter Maxine of Lorain Monday. Mrs Lewis Behnke reported very ill. Mrs Frank Laraway called on Mrs Jaycox in Elyria Tuesday. Mary Eppley visited her mother Mrs Eliza Spiegelberg on Townline road Wednesday.
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