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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
4
A fragmented editorial compares local press rivalries to the Esther story of Mordecai and Haman. It cites jealousy, business decline, and the hostile reaction of competing papers while recounting key Esther passages and a public notice endorsing Mr. Lersch as Elyria’s best candidate.
Elyria presents Mr. R. B. Lersch as its candidate for representative if the county convention selects him He has served five years as Elyria city councilman and is noted for an open forthright stand on public issues He has consistently taken firm positions on matters brought before the council and remains outspoken even amid opposition
Lloyds agents surveyed Sham rock SH in Weymouth bay after it was dismantled yesterday. They report the hull remains undamaged while the boom is dented and requires replacement. The main sail was recovered and towed to the harbor.
A collage of humorous lines and quotes from Aesop like exchanges, including vivid wordplay on optimists and worms, a jab at a clever pupil named Jinks, and rural dialect samples from a Detroit Free Press fragment. The piece reads as light sniping and cultural banter with mock dialogue and regional speech.
A Richmond Telegraph excerpt reports on a Munich dentist Dr Stebei using electric rays to treat tooth roots causing suppuration. A powerful light targets jaw cavities, causing irritation and inflammation, with tissue detaching and later healing. Fourteen reported cases were successful. The note mentions new shirt waists and waistings by Biggs and Evarard Co.
A New York Tribune report recounts Daniel J. Sully's parrot tale. The bird, while failing to vocalize a deep bass, masters the master's voice by nesting its head in a seed cup to amplify sound. The anecdote illustrates parrot intelligence as the family hears the bass command from the dining room.
Parsch Lumber Co urges customers to buy hard coal now with a price of $6.50 per ton, valid until further notice. The note appears as a brief yard advertisement from the supplier.
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