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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1928

Page

5

Hoover Campaign Looms In Eastern Drive For November

Washington reports Herbert Hoover and his campaign leaders map a vigorous eastern drive aiming to secure victory by November 6. Prosperity is the key slogan with a focus on the full dinner pail and prohibition policy responses to Alfred E. Smith. Republican strategists test wet sentiment while stressing dry platform and candidate for major eastern appearances. Mellon and Hughes will address audiences from Boston to New York as Coolidge plans to join later in the campaign.

Washington Herriet Hoover East Alfred E.walth Boston Madison Square ‘Garden New York Treasury Mellon Mellon Charles Evans Hughes Coolidge

Konjola Promises Relief for Neuritis and Rheumatism

A Phillip's Drug Store promotion touts Konjola as a master medicine for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and for rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. Ida C. White of Malion Ohio shares a 15 year relief tale, claiming disappearance of rheumatism and neuritis after two bottles, with free samples offered at 507 Broad Street Elyria Ohio.

Phillip Elyria Konjola Konjols Ida C. White West George Street Malion Ohio Philip's Btore Broad Street

Unhonored Elyria seafaring heroes of 1861 tale

A fragment from the April 17 1865 Elyria Independent Democrat recalls four Elyria sea faring men who set out on April 11 1861 from Elyria for Charleston in a small flat boat with sealed orders. Their voyage ended in repeated capsizes and misadventures as pilots changed and a log endangered the craft, yet two men went ashore and two remained aboard. The tale ends with the group returning to Elyria leaving observers to ponder their elusive exploits and modesty.

Elyria Charleston Foy Land Hekok Gloveville

New Oberlin Social Notes From Cleveland Visit

New Oberlin reporters describe a Monday gathering with Mrs G H Dion and Mrs C Justin, joined by Mr and Mrs John Emer and others from Elyria and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Gerhartinger and P A Seharris, with Mrs C D Peaba Hors and Mr Wehrler noted in the write up.

New Oberlin Waint Cleveland John Emer Flot G. H. Dion. Wohkleber C. Justin Ar Une.e . Webter Elyria I . Gerhartinger Pa. Seharris l D Peaba Hors Sesdav

Mrs Baldaut and friends visit in Ohio

Mrs John Baldaut of Florida spends an indefinite time at the John Emerich home. Mrs Ed Berg and Miss Edna Albright of Elyria were luncheon guests of Mrs C D Peabody Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Micheal Smith with Geo Emerich and wife of Elyria drove to Columbus for a weekend visit with their daughter Dorothy Smith, a teacher there. G H Dion and wife attended the Lorain County PTA at Lake School Tuesday events. Mr and Mrs Arthur Dion attended a party at Amherst one evening last week. Mr Overmier, John Smith and

John Baldaut Florida John Emerich Ed Berg Edna Albright Elyria C. D. Peabody Micheal Smith Geo. Emerich Columbus Dorothy Smith G. H. Dion Lorain County

Toledo resident Elmer Averbrook visits with FC Brown

Elmer Averbrook of Toledo spent Sunday with their friend FC Brown. Carl Schmitz has begun breaking ground for a new home planned for construction this winter.

Elmer Averbrook Toledo FC. Brown Carl Schmitz

Ashland Duck Hunting Rules Tighten for Pale Faces

Pale faces on Bad River reservation may not hunt ducks without a special reservation license. Odenah Indians enforce a creed limiting duck counts and cite rising harvests as the rationale for the stricter rule.

Ashland Wis Bad River Odenah

Slaughter Halt Marks End of Season Funds Plan

October 11 entry notes the decision to halt killing and mentions money from license sales to be split at the annual fallow-wow after the third season ends. The tone reflects a community event surrounding licensing revenue and seasonal activity.

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