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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
3
Governor Cooper addresses a Republican rally, seeks re election to finish projects. He highlights a new state office building highway work welfare reforms and planned tax law revisions while urging a Republican legislature to sustain fiscal policy. He defends past administrations and cites Ohio penitentiary fire safety work.
A Battle Creek doctor claims constipation causes great misery but Rexall Orderlies tablets offer relief by drawing water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural movement. They promise no habit or dose increase and should be chewed at night for a bright next day. Phillips Cut Kale Drug Store carries them.
An old political advertisement touts a tonic claiming to rebuild red blood cells and restore energy. It alleges low blood counts, increased appetite, and overall vitality, urging a five dollar dose before meals and citing a century of success.
In Vidalia Toombs County Georgia farmers report a second crop of large stem Jersey potatoes harvested this year Mesmerizing distance from Maine's Aroostook County where one good crop is common.
In a final address prior to the election, the governor defended his budget and warned against opponent George W. White’s alleged misrepresentations about the office. He argued the prison must be fireproof and described Easter Monday disaster handling as part of his administration’s modern approach.
Democratic candidate George W. White of Marietta vows a complete readjustment of state departments to curb extravagance if elected governor. He calls for trimming the finance director and auditor roles, ending duplication, and making state finances accessible to taxpayers. He cites a 1936 report request as an example of opaque accounting.
Dow W Harter a Akron Ohio native born January 2 1885 is a long time lawyer and public servant. He graduated from Akron High School attended the University of Michigan Arts College and its Law School then practiced law in Akron since 1912. He served as Summit County assistant prosecuting attorney 1914 1917 was elected to the General Assembly in 1918 and served eight years as United States Commissioner at Akron. He is part of the law firm Benner Harter Watters and is married with two sons.
A political appeal arguing the nation’s mood and unemployment relief failures under a Republican Congress. It condemns Francis Seiberling and urges a vote for Don W. Harter to revive prosperity, suggesting Seiberling’s actions harmed industrial employment.
John Phillips of Saginaw praises Emtona for resolving years of stomach trouble including gas bloating burning pain and fatigue. He reports improved digestion no need for laxatives better sleep and renewed energy after a short course. The notice invites others to hear case results from the Emtona representative at Muir's Cot Rate Drug Store.
The article criticizes World War Veterans Act compensation as inadequate for disabled veterans, widows, and orphans during hard times. It notes 10 to 25 percent disabled receive no reward, 50 percent disabled get $12 to $18 per month, and points to administrative inefficiency. It also mentions Mr. Harter promising to personally consider veterans' relief bills and aid requests.
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