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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1928

Page

8

Cancer research claimed to reveal curable aspects

Cago Sept 27 Many experts at the seventeenth annual conference of the American Association ofMedico Physic Research discussed cancer statistics and treatment. Dr Frederick Dugdale cited 5,060,909 other deaths from cancer while asserting early intervention can prevent or cure the disease. William F Koch presented findings that cancer is a natural blood disease and could be curable through anti toxins. Symptoms include sinking spells, flashes of light, headaches, gastritis and ulcers.

Cago Frederick Dugdale American Association edico-Physics United States Dusdate William F. Koch Detroit Ston

Chronicle Want Ad Says It Pays

A Want Page advertisement in The Chronicle promises payment for opportunities. The readable text suggests an affordable recruitment or sale offering with minimal details and no specific terms provided.

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Three Teachers To Make Up Exams Countywide

County school superintendent P. Vaughn announced a new method for examinations. A committee of three teachers will prepare each subject’s tests this year, replacing the old single-teacher approach. Examinations will be uniform across the county and given every six weeks to ensure thorough, consistent assessments.

P. Vaughn

Tax levy report and local accident in Wellington

Village clerk Ray Coates reports Wellington will receive 21 986 59 from the general tax levy for the coming year with 747 65 to board of general health and cemetery trustees at 2500. In the village square Albert Gates and Joe Gadfield collided near Hotel England driving in opposite directions. Gates injured, their Ford coupe badly damaged while Gadfield’s sedan only sustained a bent tender and dented hood.

Ray Coates Welty Wellington Board of General Health Village Square Albert Gates Joe Gadfield Hotel England Albert Mr. Gadfield

Woman's Association hears China talk at church meeting

Mrs. Henry Daugherty led the Congregational church Woman's Association meeting as Prof. Carl Robart of Kin kiant China spoke. He described Chinese workers as diligent and kind, urged mission schools and hospitals to carry the Christian message, and explained uprisings targeted business representatives rather than missionaries.

Woman's Association China Woman's Association of the Congregational Church W.G. Watts Henry Daugherty Carl Robart Kinkiant Robart Frere

Local notices mix with church and council items

A fragmented page covers council plans for Sunday meetings, library additions for junior students, and youth grange performances. It also reports dog poisonings on the west lawn, Baptist Bible Union Day next Sunday, a sermon by Rev Finley on heroes and cowards, and upcoming evangelistic campaign by Rev O Q Sellers starting November 5. Names include Fred Sponseller, Wilbur Beaver, Edith Robinson, Wanda Manning, Francis Manning, Lucile Burge, Donna Manning, Hilda Mason, Wm Blanchard, Frank Obrig, Charles Warner, J Glen Dutridge, Rev Finley, Mr and Mrs W L Lamoreaux, Rev O Q Sellers, and A L Vickers. Various local events follow through the week.

Grange Yielin Wanda Francis Manning Leverer Kosky Lucile Burge Donna Manning Hilda Mason Lawn Frank Obrig Charles Warner J Glen Dutridge Baptist Bible Union Finley W. L. Lamoreaux Jedo O. Q Sellers Newport Baptist Church A. L. Vickers

Inspection of Grange Held Here

Over 56 members of the Grange here and all the Juvenile Grange met in the Grange hall last evening for the annual inspection of the order. Deputy Master E. C Cotton of Elsina inspected the grangers and Mrs Cotton inspected the Juvenile grangers. The fourth degree vege nee.

E. C Cotton Elsina

Lorain Will Conduct The Music Event In Town

Miss Josephine Conkle of Mansfield spent Sunday with her parents in the town. The Lorain will conduct the music event, adding a local cultural note to the weekend.

Lorain Josephine Conkle Mansfield

Farm Expert Joins Local Realty Agency

H. H Masters, farm property expert from Cambridge Ohio, joins G. & Allen and Son Realty and Insurance, specializing in farm property sales. He and his wife may be near her daughter at Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Masters has 28 years of farm sales experience and invites farmers to visit at 313 Magnolie Building to discuss valuations and land options.

Masters Cambridge Oho Oberir Consenatory of Music Blasters Magonie Building

Farmer owner and Mr Masters discuss land sales

The farm owner and Mr Masters are open to talking with landowners about selling farms. He is described as a well known Ohio figure among farmers. Mrs Jonnie Manthe is connected to the Alien agency with interest in city property and has ten years experience with Akron cancers.

Jonnie Manthe Eee Fe Bet Akron

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