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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1930
Page
10
Cleveland Herald dated September 22 1881 reports James A Garfield's death after the July 2 shooting in Washington. The issue features an editoral page diagram tracing the bullet’s entry and lodge location. The back page advertises N P and O railroad tickets from Cleveland to New York for four dollars.
Walter Lindrum, noted tea devotee, keeps a strict liquid diet to a gallon of tea daily while setting a new record in London. The renowned billiards player maintains this regimen as part of his training and public persona.
An artificial lake is being created in Switzerland at an elevation of 600 feet to drive a waterfall that will generate electricity. The plan focuses on renewable energy and utilizes the elevated reservoir to feed a hydroelectric system.
Old time remedy Musterole promises quick chest and throat relief by applying mustard oil menthol camphor and other ingredients to stimulate circulation and draw out pain. Marketed for adults and a milder children's version is available.
Excerpt from a wartime diary recounting efforts to aid wounded in England and Europe. The writer notes communication between England and Paris, mentions German Austrian and Serbian casualties, and reflects on civilization versus barbarism amid war.Names and dates are fragmentary but convey ongoing humanitarian work and fatigue among correspondents.
A dated dispatch describes plans to sail on the France around October 26 and possible embassy transfer by October 1. It notes German bombings near the chancery, arrests and tense patrols, with reflections on the war’s evolving phase and the Reverend J. Watson’s relief work in France.
The report notes the continuing war with Allied forces displaying courage and unity. Paris experiences great tension as the conflict persists. The narrative emphasizes resilience and confidence in eventual outcomes, marking the nineteenth day of the battle and promising continuation.
The Liberal Credit Clothing Company has operated a store on Weel Broad street for twenty three years selling ladies men and children's outer apparel. The present manager W. G.
The passage notes Atkins taking a local store management role after preceding manager HL Wright, within a company running 139 stores across the United States from east to west. It also references Great Britain’s motor vehicle counts in 1928 and contrasts a vivid description of a horselike creature with a howling tail.
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