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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
7
Newark dispatch asserts newspapers are the greatest force for international education and a key sales force. The fragment mentions Newark, New Jersey, and a March date, discussing the influential role of newspapers in global education initiatives and public persuasion.
Exhausted Cleveland woman Mrs Marie Enech credits Korjola with a full recovery after repeated flu bouts. She says three weeks of use quieted stomach weakness boosted appetite and revitalized her system. Sold at Phillins drug store Elyria and other local druggists.
Karl A. Bickel, president of United iPress associations, told the Bond Club of New Jersey last night that the measure of any Naval Conference's success lies not in battleship counts or treaty tricks but in the world’s perceived sincerity for peace. He warned that readers’ impressions from London dispatches shape whether nations heed the resolve for peace or drift toward war, urging clarity over propaganda in shaping public opinion.
The old Marquis of Queensbury boxing rules retain influence as nations mobilize for war, though their relevance wanes under wartime needs. Historical tensions over rule enforcement and strategy persist, shaping how bouts are conducted and governed in uncertain times.
Wellington March 18 S A Willams state commander of the IG A R and his son Ward visited the Military Home in Dayton Ohio. They toured wards housing Spanish World War I veterans and hospital units and distributed Lincoln pennies to hospital residents. On the second day he was guest of honor at the 44th Barthdat dinner during the Dayton GAR luncheon festivities.
Local residents who attended the funeral services for Comrade T. S. Tucker of Oberlin include S A Williams, Dr C. W. Re Cara, Henry Stevick, and Comrade Edys Cooper. Tucker was among the few Civil War veterans in Querhis, with services conducted by the A. authority.
Not only because it blights beauty and vigor but because informed people regard it as needless. It claims a direct cause the gland wreakness can be told by modern physics worldwide. If you are overfat you owe it to yourself to test with Mermola. Box contains reasons and formula. A druggist sells it for $1 a bar. Starving is not necessary. Start today.
Dr A. Beck, a Milwaukee specialist with 24 years of experience, claims goitre is not a disease but a condition that worsens without treatment. He argues against unnecessary operations and promotes his home treatment method now used nationwide. He offers a free copy of his self published book describing at home care for goitre.
Fourteen members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church met at Mrs P R Miller’s home to sew for the bazaar and share a covered dish luncheon. The April meeting will be hosted by Mrs Arthur McClellan. State officials from the G A R and Woman’s Relief Corp will attend events in Madison and Lorain this week to organize summer plans.
On March 13 at Vincent Vincent, three services at the Methodist church drew about eighty attendees each. Morning worship at 10:02 featured Rev. Palm er’s sermon on Jesus the perfect pattern with children’s story using work illustrations. Evening service followed at 7:30 with similar turnout.
A quiet week in Elyria society includes hymn singing, a Sunday school session led by Mrs. V. Myers, and an address by Prof W. C. Pouts of Baldwin Wallace College. Attendance at homes, hospital visits, and club reorganizations mark community life with several guests and family updates throughout the region.
D F Eschtruth presided at the meeting as stewards plan two person visits to obtain weekly pledges. John Sheetz, formerly of Vincent now Lorain, underwent appendectomy at Lorain hospital. Various local residents visited kin, attended contests, shopped, and held a quilting session with attendees including Mrs K McMullan and others.
Mrs. F. H. Lewis and several friends visited Mrs. George Beese Mrs. McIntire and Mrs. William Beese. Mrs. C Sensing and daughters Lucile and Louise spent Saturday evening with Mrs. E A Smith and children. Flinch was the evening pastime and lunch was served. Mrs. Marie Smith attended Yeoman Lodge in Elyria Monday. Stoughton Miss Laurabell.
Advertises camphor derived from laurel species grown in China Japan and Southeast Asia. Also promotes March Schebler Carburetors for Chevrolet Sixes installed for 12.00 with list price 18.09. Includes Alec Aust at 413 Broad Street.
A Montana reader testimonial touts losing 19 pounds in 27 days with Kruschen Salts. The ad urges daily morning use, promises toxin elimination, improved liver function, clearer skin, and a fit figure, and offers a 5 cent bottle from C W Phil Smith’s Drug Stores with a money-back guarantee.
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