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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
10
Congress will soon reconvene as about 31 lawmakers from the House and Senate return, bringing hundreds of secretaries and aides plus families, boosting real estate, autos, photography, fashion, and catering business. The piece notes 500 kibitzers versus fewer who roll up sleeves to work.
Daisy Marshall of Cincinnati recounts severe post surgery decline from appendicitis and enduring digestion and nerve issues. After four weeks with Konjola she recovers fully, gains strength, and praises Phillip's Drug Store in Elyria and other local druggists for availability.
A reflection on Congress shows elected officials bogged down in constituent favors, committee hearings, and party directives while public service values the appointment route. It contrasts reformers like Henry L. Stimson with campaigner politicians, noting the tension between experience and electoral success in shaping government leadership.
North Olmsted May 4 Miss Alta Becker hosted eighteen schoolmates at her home for her eleventh birthday with apple blossoms decor. The Dover Odd Fellows Lodge celebrated its 110th anniversary at the Universalist church last Sunday morning. Rev. Kuhn of Strongville has been invited to join the Congregational church. Mr and Mrs Raymond Watson and family visited relatives Saturday. Circle two of Universalist church will serve a dinner at the ladies aid meeting May 9. Mrs Walter Keyes of Porter was noted.
May 2 1929 notice for Birmingham M E church led by Rev W M Kinsley with morning service at 10 and Sunday school at 10 45. W C U members drove to Elyria to celebrate the 82nd birthday of Mrs C G Keighley with readings, snacks, and photos. Many local residents are listed as visitors and ongoing community notes follow.
An advertisement promises quick relief from gas fullness and heart distress with one dessert spoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin. It claims ten minutes to vanish gas and restore breathing, offering a money back guarantee through C. W. Phillips and every regular pharmacist if not satisfied.
Mrs Clyde Bartlett was in Lorain Saturday. Oberlin visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Walker and Mr and Mrs Alvah Gibson. Amherst connections, funerals, church meetings, weddings, and anniversaries feature repeatedly with neighbors and relatives in Lorain Oberlin Amherst Milan and Elyria. Local gatherings include a Golden Wedding in Elyria and a 25th anniversary in South Ridge with Berg and Stang families.
In Seattle, Washington, the article describes two scientific developments aiding Alaskan salmon fishermen. The first, aviation, allows planes to locate schools of fish over the waters. The second, radio technology, enables better communication and coordinated efforts at sea. The piece contrasts the rugged old seaman with the new era where science assists harvesting the silver horde.
Advertisement claims Kruschen Salts can remove fat and toxins, improve vigor and skin. Recommends taking half teaspoon in hot water every morning before breakfast. Promotes brighter eyes, clear skin, and lively health with an 85 cent bottle from C. W. Phillips or any druggist with money back guarantee.
This summer two Seattle airplane firms announced plans to fly to Alaska to support fishing operations. At 500 feet altitude a plane can see far into the water and will use radio to guide boats on where to place nets to maximize catches.
An advertisement touts a new discovery named FAID that supposedly banishes ugly fat in less than a week without thyroid extract or habit forming drugs. It promises a money back guarantee if it fails and notes FAID is sold by Ebert's Drug Store.
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