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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
4
Gov Alfred E Smith arrived in Chicago to a political stir as local Democratic leaders predicted strong support. He came expecting rest but faced widespread demonstrations and a city alive with party activity signaling momentum for his campaign.
Nominee acceded to pleas of leaders and began two intensive campaigning days. He prepared a downtown armory speech for tomorrow night and discussed a new drift with state Democratic officials led by Thomas Donovan and former Mayor Carter Harrison. They note farm deflections and Republican disturbances may shape election day, while big crowds greet the governor in Chicago. Democratic lieutenants from the midwest are joining to finalize efforts in their states.
A 225 acre Woolson farm two miles east of Huron is sought by Clevelanders as the site for a Catherine Coleman Psychopathic Home to be established soon. The old 40 room dwelling would be remodeled and equipped for treatment with Morris Green to remain as caretaker and manager. Cleveland lawyers including Judge J J Sullivan back the project as an alternative to asylum commitment.
Two Wellington residents Mrs. Howard Evans and Mabel Lindy credited as saviors after a fire at the City Electing Service shop near the Eagles club. Howard Evans and Burt Lindy rushed to combat a burning overheated appliance, extinguishing the blaze before fire crews arrived. City officials may award medals or offer fire department admission in recognition of their valor.
Belle Williams a music instructor organized a social for local students. Members include the Boys' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club and the high school orchestra. LOCALS R. E. Bowman visited Akron on business for a manufacturing company. Mr and Mrs Kennen returned to Franklin Pa after visiting George Walburn and William Hemphill homes. Mrs Henry Daugherty led the noon meal for delegates at the Congregational church and Mrs Ed Robinson supervised the midday dining.
Reports claim an amazing treatment stops seizures. R Lepaco of Milwaukee offers a generous free treatment to all sufferers who write for it, urging those not helped yet to respond at once.
The Medina Conference held an evening gathering with over 109 guests attending each affair. A boys quartet and Russell Phyles Hughes performed during the event.
The Harding Memorial Association purchased the George B. Christian home adjoining the late President Warren G. Harding residence to restore and preserve the Harding place.
After meals about two hours, many suffer sour stomachs from over-stimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. A tasteless dose in water of Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid quickly. A long trusted remedy, 25 or 60 cents a bottle, sold at drugstores. Milk of Magnesia is a U S registered trade mark of The Charles Phillips Chemical Company.
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