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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1929
Page
7
The piece notes music as a therapeutic agent from tarantella origins to biblical times, citing positive effects on spirits and body. Readers discuss tonsil extraction safety by age and doctors’ views on treatment, with patient questions on baths, overweight health risks, and diet balance.
Oberlin report on the weddings of Miss Rebecca D. Burgner and Reverend Douglas H. Decherd in the First Church of Oberon. The ceremony featured a single ring rite at four, with organ music, floral decorations, and an audience of locals and out-of-town guests.
Miss Eleanor Andrews, daughter of Professor and Mrs. Andrews, departed yesterday for Anderson Indiana to teach at Earlham College for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. S T Dalton of West Lorain Street hosted Major and Mrs. Walker of Cleveland at dinner evenings.
A Lorain Ohio man recounts relief from stomach and kidney ailments after four bottles of Konjola. He describes pain after meals, back ache from kidney trouble, and constipation, noting swift recovery and improved sleep. The ad claims sale at Phillip's Drug Store Elyria and by druggists nationwide.
Modern fashion moves away from slim hard lines toward feminine curves and graceful silhouettes. Paris decrees a return of the Gibson girl style with the princess line, higher waists, and longer skirts for evening. The trend blends straight precision with emerging softness as curving beauty returns to the era.
In South Haven Michigan Kempf Brothers show a near 77 year old miniature Swiss city with a detailed village full of lighting churches mills and a theatre. The model includes a blacksmith mill, bookkeeper, lovers under a tree, beer garden and a functioning threshing farm. The exhibit features a farmstead with windmill washing and an automobile returning home.
The association sought a motorist recognizable crossing signal to prevent accidents involving blind pedestrians. They gained approval from the Jubilee Institute whose officials issued the necessary instructions. John B. McGinley and Alex Powell, inspectors, were stricken with hay fever while touring during a city cleanup campaign.
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