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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
8
A World’s Work excerpt contrasts poverty among briefle language and the shift to a single client lawyer who partners with a business figure. It notes the contemporary lawyer is often linked to trust firms, banks, railroads, wholesale houses, and acts as prevention for the client’s affairs, moving from generic advice to dedicated representation.
A scrambled clipping covers public health worries over contaminated currency and its alleged diseases, a note on German quartz glass production, and a humorous Scotsman magisterial anecdote. The column preserves era tone with brief items and wordplay.
In Wadsworth England a printing department operates entirely by pens. It serves mainly to print sacred books for choir use and includes items like hya-pals psylters and mis- for ceremonial use.
Readers note the productions lack amateur stamps and exhibit a high level of excellence, especially in music printing, as highlighted by Albani Argus.
Quoted exchange from London Tit-Bits touches on danger and risk with a railway travel statistic. Guaré cites that any passenger faces one death in 1,491,910 journeys, prompting concern from Old Lady and Lasakes over ticketing and safety assurances.
Dialogue from Baltimore News and Philadelphia Press items shows a strained exchange where one party accuses another of breaking a promise to tell Maude about an engagement. A barber quips about a sign offering “Hair cut while you wait” as a humorous aside, noting the catch in misleading phrasing.
Recipe snippet for Marlborough Pudding with cream apples sugar butter eggs lemon rind and juice baked thirty minutes. A dialogue moment shows Gertie and engagement rings. Reference to three hundred seamstresses striking for higher wages in Philadelphia 1760 marks early labor tactics in America.
A humorous exchange shows a wife and husband debating buying neckties and sharing tasks around the home. The wife jokes about letting the husband handle the furnace while the man muses on paying for lies and a future invention, with a playful reference to a boy asking about winged tights and a weary elder’s reply, all in a classic newspaper voice.
The Detroit Free Press notes that Greece endured devastating fires last summer, with some blazes reportedly started by peasants clearing land for arable use, similar to practices seen in western states.
A historical newspaper fragment extols Barnum style stomach wonders and contrasts a Philadelphia patient’s twisted stomach with a legendary proto Stomach. It pitches Brood Wine as a natural digestive aid improving digestion, bowel action, kidney cleansing, blood vigor, and overall vitality without artificial means. Endorsed by Mrs A M Everett and a Mr Beri Stanenbere claim cures for dyspepsia and weakness.
Dialect sketch style dialogue recalls a college classmate Tompkins who became an auctioneer and later a sideshow Barker before joining the Salvation Army, as noted in a Kansas City Journal clipping. The piece also cites a Washington Times remark about women entering all industries and a man’s discharge to marry.
The fragment quotes a Baltimore Herald quip about football season not being over and college teams in the hospital for months. It reflects light newspaper banter on sports and season fatigue with a dash of social chatter.
The Church of Christ, ev Jonn DP Sula presents a Sunday program with 10 30 a m worship and Sunday school at 6 p m. Morning sermon titled The Forward Work of the Be and The Free of the School at 15730. All members urged to attend and assist for Rally Day on April 26.
Rev W E Cadmus conducts morning worship and Bible school with evening services at 7. Morning and evening Bible readings plus Y P S CG E meet. Rev W C Endly serves 28 East with class meeting preachment Bible school at 11 30 Epworth League at 6 and evening service at 7 Rev H K Hilberry of Le Grange to occupy pulpit morning and evening Children presented for baptism will be baptized at the morning service.
The Baptist church posts a schedule with Rev. George W. Johnson as pastor at 215 East Fourth Street. Morning worship at 10 a.m. Bible School at 11 30. Young People's Meeting at 6 p.m. Prayer meet at 7 p.m. Evening services at 7 p.m. Rev. William A Dietrick will preach in both services with the morning subject Mending the
St Andrews Episcopal Church lists Rev J M Withycrombe rector with services at 7 00 am and 10 00 am on first Sunday each month plus morning prayer at 104 m, Sunday school, rector s Bible class at 11 30 am, and evening song. Easter music to be repeated. Rev E H Maloney to preach both services. St Andrews Men s Club hosts a congregational reception Monday evening. St Paul s Evangelical Church led by Rev N Lehmie at 125 Raat Taimda holds Sunday School 9 00 am, Morning Service 1900, Young People 7 00 pm, Evening Service. Second Congregational Church of Highland Court with Rev H So Wannamaker conducts Morning Worship 10 am, Sunday School 6 00 pm, C E 7 00 pm, Evening Service. Catholic Church at Middle Ave and Fourth holds Sunday School 12 00 pm and Vespers at 3 60 pm. welcome. First Church of Christ Scientist offers 10 30 am morning service, Sunday School, and topic Pobotion after Death. Spiritual and Progressive Association Morning meeting and Evening service scheduled.
A collage of quips from Philadelphia Record and Brooklyn Eagle features a stone-cutter debating epitaph wording with a bereaved husband, a literary man seeking fame as a mere entree, and a seasonal furnace offer from a Suburban Knight contrasted with a coal supply hiccup.
North Middleboro Mass resident O S Caswell reports Hyomei relieved his choking catarrhal trouble and cleared his head He endorses the remedy and notes a money back guarantee by H A Dykeman in Florida city for refunds, citing widespread cures of throat and lung woes.
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