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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1924
Page
4
Four year old George Miller died at Passaic hospital after a fire that swept a Clifton home. Mrs Miller and her three weeks old baby were in grave condition. firemen carried them through flames from the attic where the family slept. A man seen loitering near the Miller residence was sought by police.
George Andrew Baker third son of Ern England Mary Baker died Wednesday December 24 1924 at age 25 years 3 months and 17 days He was born in Kenriettay township and lived in Kipton all his life Survived by mother one sister Mrs Elizabeth Hinderer and three brothers Conrad Lewis and Wiligin Father and older sister preceded him Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Christian church Attended by Mr and Mrs John Scott four Christmas guests and other relatives from Cleveland Wakeman and nearby towns
News from London reports the death of Willian Archer renowned critic and playwright of The Green Goddess later a success in America starring George Arliss. The piece notes mourning in theatrical and newspaper circles and mentions a Daily Chronicle editorial on American wealth and virtue.
In a tense scene at a bedside, a daughter pleads for care as her mother hints at a dangerous truth. The elder woman presses for one request and warns of consequences, while a nurse monitors her pulse and a secretary or companion urges calm, tying fear to a looming deadline. A Berlin wartime dispatch notes renewed German mobilization and fear.
A questionable ad-like fragment suggests preparing a gargle by dissolving two aspirin tablets in four spoonfuls of water and gargling thoroughly. It advises repeating in two hours if needed and notes Bayer aspirin marks and box packaging.
The annual Farmers Institute is set for February 16 and 17 at North Ridgeville. Also noted: local clergy attendance, hospital visits, and a Bible and Missionary Conference planned for June at the Church of Christ. Mr and Mrs Geo Robinson spent Christmas with their son in Elyria. A Maryland source claims the Democratic party has lost the people’s confidence.
Washington a Democratic family squabble unexpectedly enlivens the Senate as Republican spectators watch when Senator Bruce a Democrat, triggers an Inter-Necine row.
A Henry Sauvage Landor famed explorer will be buried in his birthplace Florence Italy. He died last weekend in Florence and burial will take place at his home city according to word from Florence today.
The British pound rose to $4.73 in the New York market at opening and $4.7314 in cables on Monday, gaining about 11.4 cents from Saturday’s close. The sterling exchange has advanced roughly three pounds since mid‑week.
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