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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1928
Page
9
Moscow marks completion of the eleventh year since the Bolshevik Revolution with nationwide decorations and pageantry. Banners adorn the capital and every city from Arctic tundra to tropical South joins in the festive display praising the first Socialist country. Officials describe the celebration as a notable Soviet achievement despite toned down grandeur from last year.
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a digestive aid. It claims a single spoonful improves appetite, digestion, and elimination, with a ten-day test promised and a coupon offer. It notes history back to 1875 and urges trial without cost via a coupon.
A retrospective on a difficult eleventh year in the Soviet Union noting harsh party purges and leadership upheaval. It highlights the Donetz Basin engineers trial, a rift with technical workers, and coercive grain collection that fueled peasant resentment and doubts about a nonrevolutionary path.
Eaton residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Frank Tite of Cleveland plus Miss Marian Crowell and Miss Moya Cowley at Hallowe en parties. Hawke family moves in with McAdams uncle while Hazelle Belsinger hosts a masquerade. Mrs Charles Marsh returns from Florida to see her mother Mrs D W Carpenter. Widespread social calls occur as Bess Stanley calls on residents and Tite returns to Elyria to work. Mrs Thomas Sampson undergoes goitre surgery at Elyria Memorial and shows satisfactory improvement as a wedding of special interest to town closes the update.
Last Thursday night in the parsonage Russell Miss and Miss June Brown of Cleveland wed as Reverend E. A. Eleher officiated. Witnesses included relatives from Cleveland and Berea, with several from Lorain and Lakewood visiting. Local residents attended events, visits, and meetings. a Peace Declaration contest is set for November 11 and an orange meeting on November 13. PTA deliberations continued with plans for playground work and a short musical program concluding the session.
The county mite and reading contest preliminary try-out will be held in the seriool auditorium on Friday November 16 after the business session. Local voters noted the election room looked fine with fresh decorations including large yellow chrysantheums and American flags. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carol Cook and children from Akron visiting the Dunlap family and others from Elyria LaGrange and Elyria visiting different Dunlap household members.
An advertisement asserts that loss of appetite signals illness and that restoring red blood cell supply with S.S.S. will renew strength, sleep, and appearance. It touts long history, thousands of testimonials, and availability in two sizes at drug stores.
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