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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1934
Page
10
Reporter recalls a trip with the county night patrol in rural areas. Bulletproof glass and bullet resistant vests are urged for safety. Short wave radio links to Massillon State Highway Patrol keep the crew informed of robberies and burglaries, showing patrols reduce chicken stealing and other nuisances.
Deputies William Holst and Samuel Provenza on patrol near Oberlin respond to a reported hold up on Route 2 near Oak Point. Radio reports quickly guide them toward a tan sedan and potential bandits, with further clues tying to a stolen car in Ashland. The drive showcases armored gear, radio-equipped cruisers, and rapid coordination with Massillon and Lorain County units, while turkeys at the Hungerford farm draw attention away from the chase.
Head physician of a Battle Creek goitre institution warns that goitre poisons nerves and body. He notes thousands of victims recovered at home treatment and urges sufferers to request a free illustrated home treatment book by writing to Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co., Suite 615-P, 65 Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, Michigan.
A fragment describes a hospitable scene during a Thanksgiving gathering. Mrs Tungerford insists on sharing a portion of her hospitality with guests, highlighting warm, generous conduct and gratitude.
A fragment recalls a pumpkin pie crowned by a thick whipped cream topping, described as an unaccustomed display of spontaneous hospitality that surprised hosts and guests alike. The brief reminiscence captures a cozy, informal moment within a social gathering.
A fragmented line shows a crowd reacting to a sports moment with approval as a key player delivers a natural, unforced response. The brief conveys momentum and audience engagement without specific names or scores.
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