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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1930

Page

8

Albert Beese Killed in North Amherst Quarry Accident

The accident at Cleveland Stone Company's North Amherst quarry killed Albert Beese, foreman of the Elyria North Amherst stone train. He would have turned 46 on April 17, survived by a widow, a daughter, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral at West River Street residence Wednesday at two, with Maccabee brothers attending. Rev. Stevick to conduct.

Beese Cleveland Stone Company North Amherst Ensign & Wilkins Lake Shore Railway Elyria Mr. Beese Old Country Mra C. Wiegand Lorain Folkstadt Henry Reese Columbus West River Street Maccabee Fraternity Stevick Methodist Church

Drowning Sorrow Expert Swimmer Metaphor Paraphrase

A brief poetic quip from the Chicago Daily News warns that trying to drown sorrow in drink fails, as sorrow itself is an expert swimmer, a wry reflection on coping with grief.

Chicago Daily News

Sleepers Offer Low Rate Tickets to Western Points

Colonist readers are told to reserve sleeping cars from Chicago in advance through the local agent AJ Smith GP&T a for use with low rate tickets to western points advertised by the Lake Shore. Reservations should be made at least a week ahead.

Chicago Lake Shore AJ. Smith Gp&t. A Cleveland Ohio

Spinsters Form Union in Adams County Pennsylvania

Adams County spinsters forming old maid societies to entertain bachelors. At Gardner's Station the Old 4Maids union held a left hand social at Rev Rhoades home. Guests received refreshments with left hand, right arm tied. They urge lawmakers to pass a law compelling bachelors aged 25 to 45 to marry, address Old Maid Society secretary.

Adams County Pennsylvania York Gardner’s Station Old 4Maids* Union Mr. Rhoades Ida Rhoades Aggie Zeigler Hebecca Myers Commonwealth Old Maid Society Gardner's Adams Gardner's Station

Translators Disagree Over Inscribed Carthaginian Texts

A Philadelphia Record note discusses how translation of caneiform inscriptions sparks differing readings. It cites Duvivier and De Sauley as examples of how stone texts yield varied meanings, reflecting the difficulties of deciphering ancient hieroglyphic lines.

Duvivier Hamilcar Hannibal

Babies At Sea Legend Described In Quasi Philosophical Tale

A Philadelphia Record excerpt discusses baby sailors and sea life with a rambling, humorous exchange about infants aboard ships. The tale frames babies as fearless, well adapted to rough weather, and treats the idea with mock seriousness through exaggerated dialogue and translation.

Amercan Tet Inc Philadelphia Record

News From The Line Sparks A Transit Circuit Show

In Philadelphia a one man operator is seen wrestling the trolley controller and circuit-breaker to steady the car, a display that turns the motor’s safety device into a dramatic spectacle. In New York a couple caught eloping face a turn of fortune as funds are sent to sustain their Europe bound journey.

New York Europe Philadelphia Press Electric Review

Battle of Shiloh Begins With Sudden Confederate Attack

The battle opened on Sunday morning April 5 1862 with a Confederate surprise assault. Union General Prentiss and his division were captured early as Confederate forces pressed the defense and the battle continued into the next day.

Shiloh Ander Prentiss

Eminent London Doctors Open Free Clinic in Lorain

A permanent branch of the London Medical Institute offers three months of free medical service for all callers before April 20. Consultations examinations and minor surgeries are available in English German and French at Pierce Block Rooms 2 and 8 over Richeys Drug Store Lorain. The program targets many ailments including female weakness catarrh deafness rupture goitre cancer paralysis Bright's disease diabetes cataract and skin and rectal diseases with frank disclosure if incurable.

London Medical Institute Lorain Pierce Block Richey’s Bright

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