Local Shop Promotes Fresh Stock and Low Prices
A storefront advertises new stock of Misses, Boys, Children's and Youths shoes. The seller claims items are fresh and not out of style, priced to astonish customers, inviting shoppers to call and visit.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1930
Page
2
Auction Promised and Veterans Union Meeting
Reed and Moysey of Elyria list address at 405 Broad Street as a feature in notices. Springfield reports a National Veterans union meeting with 34 states represented and resolutions favoring only veterans with six months service and one battle for membership. Ohio political maneuvering includes a Columbus plan to oust the state central committee and challenge Mayor Johnson’s faction. Governor Nash’s health is cited amid tax and municipal code ambitions. Counterfeiter Nathaniel Wilder sentenced in Cleveland. Jackson’s boarding house project abandoned in Fremont. Foraker Club banquet held in Youngstown with notable speakers. Plumbers and municipal law conventions proceed in Akron and Dayton. Crowds gather at turf companies in St Louis amid withdrawals. A domestic shooting in Pittston leaves two injured. motive linked to insanity. A new Republic warship defender planned for Bristol, with dimensions outlined.
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National Veterans” Union
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HA. Weaver
Topeka Kar
Ja. W. Berry
Springfield
Columbus
Democratic State Central Committee
Garber
Tom Johnson
Democratic Party
Ohio
Johnson
Mc- Tean
Zimmerman
Dayton
Ohio Teague of Municipalizes
St Louis
Chicago delegates meet to promoteReliziona education
Aroused by belief that religious education lags secular schooling sixty delegates from across the United States representing diverse faiths converge in Chicago for a convention opening last night. Discussions aim to craft a plan to promote religious education in public schools by removing sectarian ideas and teaching only fundamental doctrines accepted by all denominations.
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Chicago
United States
Washington accepts German and British accords amid delays
In Washington on Feb 13 Mr Bowes formally accepted the first protocol for Venezuela. German and Italian protocols are under revision with assurances they will align with the British ambassador’s terms. Bowes’ approval and note were sent to the London foreign office as illness limits direct attendance. A misreading by Germany delayed the advance payment clause of 340000 tied to the German ultimatum, now being cleared up.
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Bowes
Venezuela
Bowen
Hhis
Londo
Castre
Foreign Office
Actioi
Mayer Des Planches
Peter Thai
Lesson in American History Puzzle Lessons in civilization and war
A scrambled, period style miscellany recounts outdated lessons from 1532 with a mock history of Quallah Battoo Sumatra and the frigate Potomac. It then shifts to mixed dispatches: Central American unrest, Guatemalan frontier forces, Nicaragua and Honduras tensions, and political maneuvering around Sierra and Bonilla. A New York note excludes a suspected murderer and a Belgian woman returns to Europe. A Newark church burglary, public health digs, and a Spain marriage age debate are touched with wry, fragmentary lines from other publications.
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Sumatra
Friendship
Jackson
Downe
Potomac
Panama
Guatemala
Honduras
Sierra
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Negalado
Salvador
Honduran Congress
Senor Guerrera
Senor Sierra
Bonilla
Amapala Island
Cabrera
Gen. Sierra
An Odd Sanatorium in Luray Va Opens Cave Air Rooms
A sanatorium established above limestone caves in Luray Virginia circulates cave air through its rooms. The air is described as pure and invigorating, offering guests the sensation of mountain altitude without travel.
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Kitchen innovations and cheap fixes for the busy housekeeper
A guide urging practical, affordable kitchen improvements for the average housekeeper. It advocates improvising conveniences, such as wallpapered walls, integrated refrigerators, and low cost floor repairs using paper and flour paste. It describes a hinged kitchen table with a kneading board, organized storage, and space-saving pantry ideas to maximize small rooms.
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