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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1929

Page

8

Brothers vanish with John to join the Foreign Legion

John Travers 22 and his twin Sidney 19 disappear after he is dismissed from a London office over a petty cash mix up later found innocent. The twins follow to Paris to join the Foreign Legion leaving a note promising they will be all right. Their stepfather says he trusts they will cope and are good boys.

John Marty Sidney Travers France Foreign Legion Legion London Paris Harry Sidney San Il Beleve

Village council weighs school water issue in Amherst meeting

In Amherst South Amherst on February 21 a special village council meeting discussed school water conditions and the building. The school board explained the situation and noted water delivery to the village is possible with resident input. No definite conclusions were reached as attendees listed include Don Meyers G H Eagle sanitary engineers from Columbus D B Andrus Liska J S Weatherill Oberhs Health officials Henry A Ruth Paul Mort Mrs C B Woods William Beckstine Arthur Powers Supt L E Steligner Major Engle Harold Allsop N G Townsend and councilmen William.

South Amherst G. H. Eagle Columbus D. Andrus Liska J. S. Weatherill Oberhs Henry A. Ruth Paul Mort C. 3B. Woods William Beckstine Arthur Powers Paul Steligner Major Engle Harold Allsop N. G. Townsend

Community notes and social roundup from Elyria area

A long read of social visits church rehearsals and family gatherings in Elyria area. Mentions Miss Margaret Mahon hosting friends at a Valentine themed Saturday party with Jenny Fillmon Laura Koehn Adeline Montague from Elvyria Mary Press from Lorain and Alfred Wetton hosting guests. Includes travel plans and marriages announcements plus a crash on Main Street and various local outings and visits across Oberlin Lorain and Willard with many names and dates.

Margaret Mahon Jenny Fillmon Laura Koehn Adeline Montague Elvyria Mary Press Lorain Alfreyd Whetton Warley Vibber Deanne Elyria S. R. Vibber William Worth Fred Wirth George Rica Margaret James White Ebyria William Emery O. J. Ruth Emil Ruth Ebvria Jacob Kolb Alfred Wingson Edward Bahl Palace Theatre Vivian Kendiegh Milan M. Kendiegh Esther Ruth Ottbatt Milo Kendregk Black Tulip Rooms Oberlin Norday Charles Bryant Helen Thelma Gleason R. G. Burt Elvrra Missea Ruth It

Cleveland Debates Ending Electric Lights in 1883

In 1883 Cleveland examined whether to discontinue electric lights due to their high cost. City officials weighed financial strain against the benefits of illumination and public safety, considering alternatives and potential impacts on business districts and street life.

Cleveland

Benjamin Franklin as the foremost 18th century electrician

A condensed note highlights Benjamin Franklin as the leading electrician of the 1700s, underscoring his prominence in early electrical science and experiments.

Benjamin Franklin

First Electric Cooking Demo in Montreal

A historical note describes cooking by electricity demonstrated in Montreal for the first time. It recalls 1884 when eggs and coffee were served to visitors by the American Electric Alumin ation Company and 1889 when New York City lit its streets with electric lamps. Today the industry relies on over a million bulbs for advertising and glow.

Montreal American Electric Alumination Company New York City

When Pain Comes Milk of Magnesia Advertises Indigestion Relief

An old period ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the remedy for indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. It touts instant neutralization, tasteless formula, and physicians’ endorsement for over 590 years. The ad notes prices of 25c and 5% per bottle and urges readers to obtain the genuine product from drugstores.

U. Ss Charles H. Phillips Chemcal Company Charles H. Phillips

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