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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1928

Page

9

Periodl¢ Tuberculosis Examinations urged for all ages

Dr Hydex urges periodic physical exams for all ages to detect tuberculosis bacteria before it spreads. He notes most cases affect the lungs and stresses exams every two years to prevent harboring the disease and its transmission through close contact.

Hydex Tor Hiartt Stone Hyde

Tuberculosis alert and Rotary talk at Elyria meeting

Dr Hyde warns tuberculosis is a sociological disease requiring early detection by public health authorities and medical collaboration with diet and exercise boosters. Rotary program in Elyria includes Billy Sunday speaker plans and a busy luncheon led by President Deane Burns with music by Dr Ralph Bevard.

Rdles Hyde Oaly Eiven Billy Sunday Albert “Mere Peterson Bills Sunday Elyria Deane Burns Frank Walford Ralph Bevard Rotary Orchestra Umeé

Market confusion as Wall Street nears 7 million shares

Financial experts were at a loss to explain a sharp move in Wall Street as the stock exchange surged toward the 7 million share level. They warned to watch for a breakout, noting price action after Monday’s trading drop left analysts puzzled about the market’s direction and forces driving the rally.

Attie Bears New York Wall Street Stock Exchange

Parents Understand This Baby Language Ad Claim

A vintage ad claims parents understood a baby's language and praises a product named Castoria for colds. The copy references remedies and a Fletcher signature while urging avoidance of imitations, portraying trust through familiar family scenes and medical claims.

Surat Cole Fletcher

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