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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1928
Page
13
Ruth Brittain notes overstimulation from toy play can distress infants. She promotes Castoria, a vegetable remedy for colic and sleep troubles, claiming it soothes nerves without drugs. The ad cites 25 million yearly bottles and promises a Motherhood book with each purchase.
Professor A M Low proposes bold methods to reach Martian eyes including a 20 mile smoke cloud or elaborate illumination. He argues exploration is wiser than inaction as scientists debate life beyond Earth and the possibility of communication across space. Meanwhile a local notices column lists residents and events around town.
Spencer Spencer reports Sunday guests at P J White home include Mr and Mrs R F Vandermark and children from Elvira and Mr and Mrs Charley White of New London. Will Brightbill visited LaPorte to see his ill brother Sam Brightbill. Lloyd Leonalutner drives a new car. Mrs Alfred Fuller has grippe. Mrs Burdett Aldrich stayed with her Cleveland parents. Juror Root moved from Fairview hospital to be with grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Root. Mrs Clyde Keiffer and Mrs Claude Boone hosted Larkin club with 17 members noted. May meeting planned. Nowak of Cleveland mentioned.
Miss Katherine Dechant visited Cleveland. Lucy Walker and Marjorie Walker visited Avon. Ladies' Aid at Mrs Jameson’s home. Avon Lake and Dover visitors. Ira Gough clan returned from Columbia. Harry Hoffman improving at home. Willhog Workers set spring social titled Spring Tonic. Toronto police recruits must not exceed 189 pounds or six feet in height.
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