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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
8
Mrs. Marietto Johnson, founder of a Fall River kinder-to-college school, criticizes standard grade schooling. She argues schools overemphasize exams and grades, claiming her method teaches to the child’s present needs and emphasizes practical learning rather than forcing age-based milestones.
In Pittsfield, reports cover school notes on math practice and moral lessons, visits from Medina and Oberlin residents, church events, and a lecture by Prof. Fletcher on The Cattle Industry in the West at Oberlin’s Community Church. Local exchanges note Holstein cows shipped to Mississippi State Hospital, weekend guests from Columbus and Cleveland, a car accident injuring Mrs Weideman, and a large birthday gathering for Mrs Whitney.
The Litchfield section notes numerous visits and gatherings. Families such as Emerson Hammon Rickard and Leach shared dinners and Sunday visits across Cleveland Elyria Medina and Pittsfield. The Junior-Senior class held a rabbit supper, and Miss Effie Walling's funeral was attended by Dell Caken Myron Barth and Hal Leach.
A historical critique promoting cascara laxatives as ideal. It extols Cascarets for gentle, regular bowel movements and claims no dependency, asserting parents should use Cascarets to form a healthy habit in children. It contrasts Cascarets with harsher purgatives and touts universal druggist availability.
A long advertisement extols Konjola as a master remedy for stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel ailments plus rheumatism and nervousness. It claims rapid health returns and features a patient from Lorah sharing a ten year chronic case improvement after three bottles, with endorsements from Phillip's Drug Store at 507 Broad Street and the Konjola Man meeting daily with the public.
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