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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1930
Page
13
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Cleveland Feb 11 Cyrus Eston Eaton, once a Pugwash Nova Scotia native, has risen to control Republic Iron and Steel and influence Goodyear and other giants. A former theological student turned financier, Eaton steered Trumbull Steel through a crisis in 1925 and now dominates coal, rail, rubber, and steel.
Soothing healing and tremendously efficient invisible Zemo brings cool relief to It Skin. Thousands have found Zemo quickly restores comfort and helps smooth away blemishes and clear pimples. It also aids rash and scalp irritations. Safe pleasant and sold everywhere.
Puzzle items mix across and down include clues for clothing fabric heart of matter edible plant and body parts. It references names, measurements, and musical instruments with numerous archaic spellings and partial phrases from a newspaper puzzle page.
The prominent financier Eaton aids Pugwash by financing church and hotel construction and street paving after a severe ore incident nearly wiped out the fishing village. He supports his Northfield cannery stable and philanthropy, giving substantial sums to Alma Mater and to Axsacia Guitersitr near Pugwesh. He dislikes interviews and once posed for reporters by mistake, thinking them equestrian.
A flying burglar who robbed the air express at Port Columbus fled in a silver blue airplane named Blue Heater and remained at large as coast to coast authorities hunted for the craft. Police checked private fields and landings while TALADDUX Air Lines officials broadcast plane descriptions. The FE R Gewart Newark Ohio owner reported the theft about 6 am. the missing plane was discovered hours later when Gewart visited the port.
Warren O Feb 21 Richard Stewart Warren's 47 year old fasting rug merchant collapsed in the county jail during an interview with his wife but recovered quickly when returned to his cell. Stewart on charges of molesting a woman blamed cigarette smoke in the sheriff's office for his collapse. Today was his 28th day without food though he drank large quantities of water. Deputy sheriffs Bell caught him before he fell and with deputies O'Rourke and Parry carried him to his cell. Five minutes later he was reported to have recovered and questioned the cause of his faint. His sanity hearing was delayed as Sheriff Rusher planned the next move. Dr C W Thomas said Stewart is haggard but not in immediate danger and his mind is not affected.
Miss Ruth Tran of Pittsfield spent the weekend at her home here. Mr and Mrs Byron Leets visited in Elyria Sunday. Gyr Wree of Cleveland spent Sunday with aisles Wheeler land Was home. Mrs A Seely has not been well for the past week. Mrs Myrrie Lawson of Lakes was Friday night guest at Mr and Dear. Edith Tran attended the Philorhea lass social at Mrs Carmean's Thursday. Carl Hastings and deli spent Sunday with Wicks. Mr and Mrs Stanley Storrow of Rochester spent Sunday with Moss Rath Tran. Lawrence Middleton hosts.
A Cleveland mother says her 7 year old Bobby Temple benefits greatly from California Fig Syrup. She credits it for quick relief from upset stomachs and colds, noting it helps restore normal function and strengthens weak bowels and stomach.
Several weeks with Myles Wheeler have extended to Pittsfield. Laiard Howard performs cornet in a Baptist church orchestra at LaGrange each Gunday morning. Mrs H Lestie spent Tuesday in Grafton. Former neighbors of Mrs Lois appear in loose community notes.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a penetrating heat remedy for lame backs chest colds neuritis and rheumatic pains. It claims swift action with relief in under 8 minutes and urges readers to buy from their druggist.
Zimmerman attended her funeral at her home in Grafton on Friday. Thomas Crilley remains confined to the house as local talkies continue teaching Piu.
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