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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1929
Page
5
A preacher urges urgent repentance on life after death, stressing personal judgment and eternal consequences. He rails against infidelity and defends faith, citing scripture, memory as record, and stark warnings to skeptics, scientists, and idolaters. The sermon blends fiery rhetoric with biblical references to compel belief.
Radio programs across WTAM W E A R and other Cleveland stations list a dense, era specific schedule with times and varied acts. Featured are orchestras from Hotel Statler to Gypsies and Maria Virginia Jubilee Singers, plus Voice of Firestone and Morg an Sisters, with many ads and program notes scattered throughout the day.
Mrs Civrsen ow RF Taller reports illness relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits the remedies with restoring strength and health during recovery, stating she plans to continue treatment and believes the medicines are worth their weight in gold.
Waynesburg College students announce a strictly girls only prom with no male guests. Half of the attendees will wear masculine attire to serve as escorts, while boys blame outsiders bringing girls to college events for the boycott.
A farm sale in rural Ohio on February 21 1929 at 9 30 a m lists four horses nine head of cattle including Holstein stock two Berkshire gilts and farming tools with 14 10 tons clover hay 19 tons Timothy hay 19 tons oats and more. Lunch served by M E Church LaGrange. Terms cash under 19 and time terms over 19 with interest. Auctioneer C E Baylor Wellington Ohio and clerk F B Gott.
The mummy believed to be the favorite wife of King Solomon is reported found in Jerusalem. The tomb reportedly contains rich artifacts including a crown built of peach, sapphires and emeralds. Westminster Abbey in London was once known as St Peters.
Those run down after illness are urged to use Father John's Medicine as a wholesome food tonic to rebuild strength. The ad claims it boosts the weakened system, supports recovery, and helps fend off colds and other illnesses, noting it contains no narcotics.
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