Gov Al Smith in Poor Health Amid Campaign Concerns
Albany Sept 15 Gov Al Smith is not as well as his supporters wish though they expect a full recovery after rest before the fall campaign. His illness in Syracuse during a New York State Fair appearance prompted advisers to note his heavy summer workload and past gout and rheumatic issues while he toured New England in support of John W Davis two years ago.
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Weight Loss to Health via Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Cleveland woman recalls dropping to 98 pounds after childbirth and sickness. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained to 136 pounds and can do housework without trouble. The ad promotes health as the best gift and credits the product with recovery.
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Ohio
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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Nelson Ave
Cleveland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Roberta and Celia in a Country Family Intrigue
Roberta plans to remove Celia for safety as Scott doubts Celia’s trust. A detective shadow follows Roberta to New York and Washington, while Celia clings to hope that Roberta is near. Scott asserts control with barriers and surveillance as tensions mount in the long night.
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Duran
Celia
Strong
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Moherta
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New York
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Roberta
Hohenzollern
Gouvernor Simeth’s last weeks at the Capitol amid health strain
The 92 year old governor faced renewed gout attacks and a strenuous legislative session as he remained at the Capitol for much of two years. Friends urged him to retire from an extended leadership role, while he continued pushing his policy agenda with Republicans in control of both houses.
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Tas
Aos
Howlie
Simeth
Becwuse
Pittsfield Notes Mention Local Trips and Calf Club Wins
Local items report Nelson Lounsbrough family with daughter Awah touring Niagara Falls via Canada to Detroit and back. Typhoid cases shift to Oberlin Hospital including Harold and a younger son. Mrs. Mary Fiske hosted Ladies' Soviets at Community church. Stanley Riggs family visited Berlinville. Ada Jordan of Clyde visiting Nelson Lounsbrough household. Pittsfield Calf Club calves and premiums noted at Lorain County Fair.
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Nelson Lounsbrough
Awah Lounsbrough
Mikins
Oberlin
Niagara
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Mary Fiske
Walter Green
Kenneth
Oberlin Hospital
Harold
Stanley Riggs
James Moats
Berlinville
Ada Jordan
Clyde
Nelson Rough
Thomas M. Steeper
Angus
Quebec
Mannie M. Wilson
Lorain County
Local social notes from Oberlin and area residents
Miss Beulah Lounsbrough returned to her clerk job in Oberlin after a two week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Kopple of Nova stayed overnight with the Alton J. Pitts home. John Seabold visited with two friends Thursday afternoon at the R. E. Campbell home.
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John Kopple
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South Ridge social notes from September
South Ridge reports a series of local visits and greetings. Ernest Pallas and son George from Griswold road spent Sunday with Charles Dehn and family. Mrs. Frank McDonald and Thelma plus Louise Waters returned from a three week Rochester trip visiting relatives. Ethel Yoskin from North Eaton guest of Earl Dehn and W T Chilyria. Clarence Lapp visited Billy Cahill at Muron Road Hospital. his condition improved. Henry Ernst and Elizabeth with Mrs A Suths of Amherst joined Charles Dehn’s family. Mrs. Frank Laraway attended the Aid Society event in South Amherst. Carl Fowl and children Kenneth and Patricia Ann spent Sunday with Frank Baus. Heacothe of Amherst and Frank Lura hosted guests Thursday. Kate Kramer of Mansfield was a guest of Mrs Henry Sehaub and visited friends Friday.
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Griswold Road
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Frank McDonald
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Louise Waters
Rochester
New York
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North Eaton
Earl Dehn
W. T. C Hilyria
Clarence Lapp
Billy Cahill
Muron Road Hospital
Cleveland
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Elizabeth
A. Suths
Amherst
Charles Dehn
Frank Laraway
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South Amherst
Carl Fowl
Kenneth
Patricia ‘Ann
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Heacothe
Frank Lura
Kate Kramer
Mansfield
Henry Sehaub
Sriday
Kipton Birth and School Opening Notes
Kipton notes report a daughter born to Rev and Mrs Nalph Loomis of Gypsum on Sept 4. Camden township schools opened Wednesday. Rev and Mrs P E Harding attended Elyria fair Tuesday. F and Sharp's niece from Mie Kan moved to the Sharp home to attend school here.
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Gypsum
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P. E. Harding
F. &. Sharps
Mie Kan
Sharp
Social notes from Elyria area and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs F B Sharp and Madge attended Elyria Monday. Mr and Mrs J E Davidson were in Cleveland last week. Mr and Mrs Clayton Crysler visited Elyria Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Leopard Hale and daughter of Wellington visited Elyria. Chalmer Davidson was in Willard on business. Frank Warren and family called on Mrs Louise Weeks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert McBurnie hosted his brother and wife from Jackson Ohio for a day on business Thursday. Mrs Mace Gleabon and family visited aunt Mrs L J Weeks on Labor Day. Mr and Mrs John E Davidson were in Elyria Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Patl Gott and family of Wellington called on her parents Mr and Mrs Robert McBurnie Wednesday evening. The many friends of Mrs Amy Lili of Wellington wish her well.
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Madge
Elyria
J. £. Davidson
Cleveland
Clayton Crysler
Leopard Hale
Wellington
EH. A. Austin
Chalmer Davidson
Willard
Frank Warren
Louise Weeks
Robert McBurnie
Jackson
Alieh
Davidson
Mace Gleabon
L. J. Weeks
John E. Davidson
Patl Gott
Amy Lili
Simple Remedy For Bad Stomach Relief
A promotional note outlines avoiding starvation diets and overeating to ease stomach troubles. It prescribes taking a small amount of bisurated magnesia after each meal to neutralize acidity and keep digestion smooth, asserting the remedy is safe, inexpensive, and effective. The ad emphasizes obtaining BISURATED Magnesia from a druggist and warns against laxative terms.
Camden Ladies Aid Society Meets at Miller Home
Speedy recovery from typhoid fever reported. The Camden Ladies Aid Society gathered at Mrs. George Miller's home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Weber and Mrs Iva Austin visited for one day last week.
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Camden Ladies Aid Society
George Miller
John Weber
Iva Austin
Dignia
Orchards Protected by Mulge in Winter
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station records show soil beneath unmulched cultivation is colder in winter and warmer in summer than other systems. Heavily mulched trees keep soil warmer in winter and cooler in summer with uniform fluctuations. The unmulched soil sits between the two in temperature, suggesting mulching reduces winter injury risk in Ohio climates.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Protective soil coverings reduce winter temperature fluctuations
Several experiments show tree roots suffer more injury from cold than trunks and branches. A protective covering such as a heavy crop sown in late summer or straw mulch preserves warmer soil, moderating winter fluctuations compared with exposed soil.
MELLO-GLO Skin-tone Beauty Ad from Crandall's Drug Store
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Skin-tone as a French beauty treatment that removes excess oil tightens muscles cleans pores and beautifies skin. It urges readers to buy a bottle from Le Mercantile Co. Crandall's Drug Store.
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