Chapel at Union Station Chicago Serves Deceased Travelers
The new Union railway station in Chicago features a chapel where bodies in transit are cared for and travelers may pause to pray while waiting between trains.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
4
The new Union railway station in Chicago features a chapel where bodies in transit are cared for and travelers may pause to pray while waiting between trains.
A fragment notes someone moving back toward Ithaca after an event or trip. The readable text hints at a person heading home, with limited identifying details available.
The Moscow season opens amid fewer theatres and higher prices as the state reports a 1924 25 deficit of $600 000. Box offices show inflation with seats costing $3 to $4, trade unions offering discounts but scalping common. Prominent European musicians plan winter tours at Moscow and Leningrad venues, while Chaliapin’s return remains uncertain.
Danish manufacturers plan to challenge American dominance in Iceland's auto market. A recent Icelandic conference between Danish and Icelandic businessmen outlines a campaign to substitute Danish cars for American ones. Government estimates mention child wage-earners in the context of industrial concerns.
Grafton residents hosted a string of Thursday and Sunday gatherings with extended family and friends. Notable attendees included Mrs A Startiman Mrs Co White and Miss Barrett plus Mr and Mrs Hitchcock and Roseanberry family members. Chas Schwarz celebrated his 67th birthday with a large group at his home.
An advertised tonic claims to restore energy and appetite within a week. It targets anemia scrofula and general convalescence, and is sold by pharmacists including C. W. Phillips as part of a local advertisement.
Mrs. William Deck of 135 East Bridge Street credits Dreco and High Speed Tablets for restoring her husband's health. She says indigestion constipation and nerves improved after a regimen, with renewed appetite and regular bowels. Dreco expert Vaughan offers free advice at Muir's Cut Rate Store.
The rector of a Char ton Church in Town takes a three months' vacation without salary to help the parish recover financially after two years of church building repairs.
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