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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1928
Page
2
London observes ten years since Armistice with debts taxes unemployment and poverty as the four horses of peace. Hatreds aroused by war faded among Britons yet the cost remains marching on and the memory lingers even for those who lost relatives.
Konjola gains fame as a new 32 ingredient remedy sold by Phillip's Drug Store in Elyria. A Lorain resident, Mrs. Gertrude Kausler, reports rapid relief from stomach pain and kidney troubles after beginning Konjola, noting improved sleep, appetite, and strength. The ad stresses quick, lasting results and urges readers to seek the Konjola Man daily at 507 Broad Street.
The nation's postwar burden remains vast with debts and pensions totaling hundreds of millions, unemployment relief, rehabilitation expenses, and taxes draining citizens. Analysts note annual costs approach 34.9 billion dollars against an 8.1 billion federal budget, highlighting enduring economic strain.
Mrs. Marley Spicer hosts a luncheon and games with prizes awarded to Fred Beaver of Elyria Joe Sanders and others. The Foreign Missionary society of the M FE church enjoyed a meeting with guests Hey and Mrs Bickerstaphe of Brazil S A Refreshments were served 20 attended. Multiple dinners visits and birthday notices for local families are listed with various relatives and friends. A Ladies Aid and other clubs plan events and auctions next month.
Work on the Dixie Midway resurfacing between Piqua and Troy progresses with curbings installed and road sides laid. Paving into Troy expected within weeks as ditching continues.
Depths on each side of the road will be leveled and curbing filled. The Dixie, known for its many curves between Piqua and Troy, has suffered numerous accidents. Treesteing has been removed. danger of further accidents is reduced.
Mr and Mrs Harsey Mahan and son Jesse hosted a radio party at their home with guests including Henders on Ditmar Eschtruth Arthur and Tate families. Mary Westcott of Berea visited over the weekend while several Amherst and Wakeman residents stopped by for calls, socials, and a fish fry.
At the Lagrange Grange 31 members attended last week. Officers elected include Master Frank Stevens Overseer Fred Progser Steward I W Stranahan Assistant Steward Orval Hastings Treasurer Warner Kobelt Lecturer Carrie Kobelt Secretary Edith Hastings Gatekeeper Carl Youndas Chaplain Mrs Robbins Ceres Mary Spicer Pomona Lottie Opfer Flora May Runais Lady Assistant Steward Lucille Spicer Trustee Fred Prosser. Mr Kobelt won the prize. Lunch served to 45. Mrs Linden to lead next lecture hour on November 22.
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