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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1930
Page
2
Horoscope Advises Cautious Nighttona Cash Clues
The column warns of an unfavourable day for handling checks and odd financial schemes. It advises avoiding risky gullibility and urges restraint while wary of opportunistic schemes and misdirected actions that could affect daily life and safety.
Pansy Wallflower Remembered as Sideline Legend
A terse tribute recalls Pansy Wallflower born this day and vows she will be remembered as the greatest g3 who ever sat along the sidelines, honoring a central figure in local sports lore.
Monkey business at a local rug store incident
Fragmentary text notes an odd scene involving a rug store and a person named Recogetty amid scattered phrases about a meeting and a friend. Details are unclear, but the snippet hints at a disruptive event or miscommunication affecting local commerce and social ties.
Londoners with Peculiar Jobs and Odd Trades
Londoners pursue unusual occupations described in quirky terms with a mix of whimsy and social observation. The piece notes a range of trades among residents, including workers who polish and refresh daily life through peculiar methods and tools.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Garbled Text
A jumble of crossword clues and misrecognized words appears, listing many partial terms and scattered definitions from across and down entries with errors and garbled phrases throughout. The legible items hint at standard puzzle wordplay while largely unreadable sections obscure full clues and answers.
Disjointed Notes on Naval Disarmament Figures and Events
Fragmentary text mentions naval disarmament topics and individuals, with scattered phrases about dates people places and actions. The garbled lines reference various names and items, indicating a historical discussion but lacking clear narrative or complete facts.
Chick Crows at Two Day Age Startled Crowd at Paris
In a chaotic scene at Paris, a two day old chick crowd caused a stir as farm hands and onlookers gathered near the coop. The event drew an audience of curious observers and locals, with a quick spread of chatter about the unusual hatch display.
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Fevland
Paris
Horses Vanish From Kansas Farms Amid Rising Costs
Fragmentary OCR notes describe horses disappearing from Kansas farms. It mentions prices, yields, and farm practices, noting that seven crops such as corn can now be handled from planting to harvest without animal power on some operations. References include historical figures and farm productivity observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Speer
Unclear Greenville farmer reports odd single egg
Greenville farmer Roy Stes ems, from a flock of 75 chickens, reportedly received only one egg. The egg measured eight by seven and a half inches and reportedly had a double shell within a shell, a remarkable irregularity noted in local farming circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Roy Stesems
Open House planned by Columbus school group
The second annual Open House of the School of Nome Economics in Columbus is set for Friday. A committee of students led by Helen Palmer of Pataskala and-chairman Winifred Rescords will coordinate exhibits on hospital care entertainment and foods. Other subchairs include Mabel Rar Ada Myra Nelson and Evangeline Klepinsger with figures Fra z Pressing and Francis Bruc digo Kingston contributing to displays and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collmbus
School of Nome Economics
State Tor
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Helen Palmer
Pataskala
Scherrman
Ther
Winifred Rescords
Columbus
Vernal Heard
Edgerton
Ygra Pani
Entertainmans
Margaret Beeman
Wooster
Mabel Rar
Ada
Foods
Myra Nelson
Fraz Pressing
Athens
Ap Clark
Coimmbrs
Entitl
Francis Brucdigo Kingston
Evangeline Klepinsger
Darton
Cagle to Attend Coaching School
Army football star Cagle enrolls in coaching school to be conducted by Wittenberg College in Springfield. The annual program attracts many standout players and coaches from major colleges, preparing former players for coaching careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Cristie
Cagle
Army
Wittenberg Coliese Dure
Spricefield
Iron Vi
Bob Znapke
Tilimon
University of Kauss
Sons of Revolution to Meet at Springfield Convention
Springfield report notes the annual Sons of American Revolution convention expected to draw delegates from across the state. Program highlights include local points of interest and a parade. Newton H. Fairbanks, president of the George Rogers Clark chapter, presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF Revolution
Springfield
Sons of
American Reveluton
Agni
Ars
Newton H. Fairbanks
George Rogers Clark
Twins birth stamps strange Toronto tale
A garbled note from Toronto describes a couple expecting two babies and a mix of dates. It mentions March and a stork, with a twin daughter born moments after, but the text is fragmented and unclear about the full events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Stork
Package Receiver Locks Deliveries Outside Home
In stormy weather the package receiver prevents entry by intruders and keeps deliveries secure. The device uses a steel bar fitted into a wall that can be operated from inside or outside, with an automatic locking mechanism blocking removal except from within. It guards milk deliveries and protects privacy by ending doorstep deliveries.
Financing Home Modernizing Move Faces Bank Constraints
The article surveys funding for remodeling, listing National Banks, building and loan associations, insurance firms, and mortgage companies as key sources. It notes laws allow banks to lend up to half of deposits for up to five years, with millions available. building and loan groups control large loan pools and assets, while insurers and private lenders also back homeowner modernization as a safe investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Latitude National Bank
Oklahoma
State League of Building and Loan Associations
T.sk
Bank of Building and Loan
Jthere
Ctais
Non Corrosive Pipes For Plumbing Bills And Value
A historic advisory urges buyers to install non corrosive piping in new homes. It warns that corrosive materials cause slow flowing water, potential long term damage, and higher costs. The text suggests spending extra to ensure durable, steady water supply during construction and maintenance.
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Wien
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