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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
6
A reader letters column asks Dr Peters about gaining fuller faces for two sisters Rosaline and Rosalie. The reply emphasizes a balanced diet with milk, cream, greens, and fruits, warns against patent medicines for diabetes, and urges medical supervision. A pamphlet list and mailing details follow for readers seeking health guidance.
Editor Gerry C Myers argues adults distort children by overbearing behavior and urges self reflection. He calls for parents and educators to understand children’s perspectives, curb domineering actions, and foster honest expression while reducing fears learned in childhood.
Logan Gino resident W L White reports severe stomach distress including indigestion gas and palpitations eased by Konjola. He credits regulation of bowels improved digestion absence of headaches and dizziness and relief from rheumatic pains after using the medicine sold at Philip's Drug Store in Elyria and by local pharmacists.
The United States Potters Association announces the 51st annual convention set for December 3 and 4 in Cleveland. Malvim W Thompson, president, says trade issues and officer elections will be the main business with Barl Roths of Crooksville to be elected president for 1930 and Charles F. Goodsin of Rast Liverpool to act as second vice president.
Fragmented text discusses shooting stars as small debris from an old sun. Mentions meteors as roving space debris and a stray reference to West Indian ants using asphait, with a numeric fragment 32.2 and the word creature.
A man attempts a nearly impossible feat and is told Persians joke that he is trying to get oil from sand. The passage notes that high altitude skies appear a deeper blue than those seen at sea level.
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