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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1929
Page
2
Sunday paints dark pictures for sinners, declaring the end must begin at the close of the great tribulation. The message asserts the coming event will not destroy goodness but will usher in an era of immense progress and prosperity.
The text argues for the second coming of Christ as the millennium when arts and science flourish, rejects the idea that Christ’s return would curb progress, and frames the event as a divine, precisely-timed fulfillment. It contrasts Christ’s reign with a future devilish temptation, judgment, and resurrection, urging readiness as the Bridegroom approaches. It concludes with faith in God guiding redemption on schedule.
Columbus reports on Farmers Week at Ohio State University where R H Vaughn of Columbiana explains roadside markets succeed like other retail outlets. He cites farm location, market appearance, strict produce grading, and catering to customer needs as key factors.
Berlin reports Baron Gunther Von Huenfeld aged 37, who wrote poetry to steady his crew during a westward Atlantic crossing attempt aboard the Bremen, died in a Berlin hospital after a third stomach operation. He was monarchist, linked to the former Crown Prince, and survived the perilous expedition that included Capt. Hermann Koehl and Capt. James Fitzmaurice.
In Fresno California a man files suit against himself seeking alimony and a division of property. The court documents indicate a marriage dispute as the basis for the unconventional action, with the plaintiff seeking financial support from the respondent who is also himself.
Harold Ridley sues Alice Ridley in Superior Court for divorce and asks the court to order him to pay her $26 monthly child support for their minor child. The couple married in Madera last year and the action centers on alimony and custody issues.
In Chicago at Tilden Technical High School a ripped trouser incident blocks hockey play, prompting a repair department rip kit. Dean Williamson introduced the kit to cut excuses and speed repairs after minor fabric tears or missing buttons.
Dynamite figures in ranchers efforts across the plains to rid rattlers feared as enemies of sheep and goat herds. Managers push blasting programs to curb reptile threats, citing losses and safety concerns across ranching districts.
A terse note reports that the Eighth Texas border area remains without railroad connections, leaving many communities underserved and hindered in transportation and commerce. The item highlights ongoing infrastructure gaps and geographic remoteness affecting local development.
Ad advertises a free sample of Mennen's Mentho-Iced shaving cream with purchase of 30c Mennen's shaving cream. Includes item description and promotional terms likely from a 1950s or 1960s newspaper classified or circular.
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