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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
3
Reader asks if a soul in heaven could lose immortality. Cadman says true heaven implies fulfilled will and no desire for loss. earthly probation is past. Also weighs church use of sanctuaries for secular events and honesty in fare evasion on crowded streetcars with a cautionary tale.
Wapakoneta reports the death toll from an August Botkins crash rises to three after Mrs Samuel Gwynn of Mentor Kentucky dies in Lima. Other items include a stay granted to former Cities Mortgage officials, a suicide in Ashland, a man identified in Alum Creek, three Ohio boys named for West Point, a gem theft in Bexley, a bank teller’s shortage in Youngstown, rabies serum for Holiday residents, a wife shooting near Cleveland, and Belisim plans for Antwerp Rhine access.
Victims of stomach troubles may gain quick relief by avoiding strong medicines and starvation diets. After every meal take three or four Bisurated Magnesia tablets to neutralize acidity and keep the stomach sweet. A week’s trial from any good druggist proves most distress is unnecessary.
A well on Roger Palmer's farm near Elyria began flowing gas today from a depth of 2300 feet after 40 days of drilling. The discovery adds a sizable natural gas flow to the area, marking a notable milestone for local exploration.
Paul Peterson aged 27 surrendered to authorities in Neillsville Wisconsin on two counts of first degree murder. He confessed to killing his sister and brother-in-law Ernest and Mrs. Riggs at their Greenwood area farm after a failed suicide attempt. Peterson had blamed the Riggs for his separation from his wife who had filed for divorce in Waukegan Illinois. He evaded capture until his brother William located him on a field farm near Fairchild.
A 24 year old woman who lost her speech was able to speak again after an incident involving a fall from 2000 feet and an airplane dive at 200 miles per hour, an event recently reported.
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