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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
7
The piece argues that tourist travel injects large sums into the economy, boosting prosperity via hotels, transport, and local commerce. Italian cities reportedly draw about 60 million dollars yearly from visitors, while Switzerland profits from tourism despite importing much food.
A man living in New York under a permit to reside but not work admits stealing watches for the thrill of the act. He describes two attempts, first lifting a rich man’s watch and returning it, then a deliberate second theft that led to his capture by a detective. He says he is not a natural thief but enjoys handling objects with his fingers.
Colonist passengers seeking space in sleeping cars from Chicago for use with Lake Shore low rate tickets to western points must arrange at least a week in advance. Contact the local agent or A. J. Smith, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Cleveland, Ohio.
A fragmented clipping outlines a Yankee misreading of southern land value, locals say the land is worth less to outsiders, and lazy natives resist transfer. It shifts to praise for well bred women who maintain morale and decorum, then notes a street scene in New York where a Mohawk man trained at Carlisle boxes a jostling duo, ending with a note on Japanese railway waitresses.
A judge gently reminds a party of a prior instruction to serve turtle soup, noting the order with deference. The exchange underscores formal courtroom etiquette and compliance expectations within the proceedings.
A collage of brief historical notes and quips references fears of religious images in Mohammedan culture, a performer named De Kanter facing arrest for impersonation, a Latin humor about life after death, a joke from the Irish captain, and a German scientist Dr Ehrlich noting bacterial counts and grape quantities cited by Science.
A fragment notes Mewrich Make showing a broad grasp of French with remarks by Gis J Quite 2 ter wg. The piece hints at a top abroad context and references Newriets.
The prairie west embraces new ideas faster than perceived. Kansas and Nebraska rural routes push advances, with trucks and wagons aiding daily tips. Rural towns cluster on east–west rail lines while north–south routes cover about 30 miles round trip, serving around 100 families.
Fragmentary OCR shows varied topics from Civil War campaigns to local humor and scientific notes. It references McClellan, the Chickahominy, and impassable roads, mentions Japanese waitresses on an island, a Washington Star quote, and a phrenology joke. Also notes a new USGS hydrology division studying swells and underground water nationwide.
To San Francisco and Las Cal and return over the Labe Shard and Michigan Southern Railway. This sale runs May 2 and May 1 to 17 inclusive with return valid until July 15. Stop-overs allowed in certain western territory. Inquire Tick et Agents or write A. J. Smith, G P, and 7. A. Cleveland, O. 25th.
The London Medical Institution establishes a permanent Lo ran branch at Pierce Block Rooms 2 and 3 over Richey’s Drug Store. Eminent physicians offer free medical services, consultations, and surgical care to all invalids for three months through April 26, excluding medicines, with no charges for any services.
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