Rogers Motors Sets Sales Record Across 1930 Oldsmobile Line
Glen A. Rogers president of Glen Rogers Motors in Elyria touts record autos sales in 1930, led by Oldsmobile and Viking models. He notes 348 members of the one thousand dollar class helped push total revenue to a new peak, with 1931 models on display and improvements in comfort, performance, and new body styles including a patrician sedan.
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Oldsmoble
Elyria
United States
Glen A. Rogers
Glen Rogers Motor, Inc
Olds Mator Works
Lansing
Michigan
Ihdsha
Loriin
Oldsmobile
Viking
Dis Plas
Glen Rogers Motors
Eteen
Lund Usentalis
Evolution of News Printing From Telegraph to High Speed Types
A reminiscence traces how Washington’s death in 1799 spread slowly by mail, then describes the telegraph, the first cable flashes, and the Chronicle Telegram’s shift to automatic high speed printing. It notes operators decoding wires, the shift from hand composing to automated machines, and the marvel of speed in delivering news from around the world to Elyria readers.
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George Washington
St Verner
United States
Divi Wien News Cine
Fisc
Europe
Telegraph
Daily News
Cable and
Sand
Gernini
Listia
Chronicle Telegram
Nstince
Conan
Chronicle Letegram
Neas
Elyria
Sam Pasets
Tia Mans
Pathe
Konjola Triumphs In Health Claim Across Cities
Avetim recounts healing with Konjola after years of digestion constipation and kidney trouble. A testimonial says four doses over a month cured ailments and credits Konjola for widespread popularity sold in Tyrie Phillips store and other towns.
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Konjola
Tyrie
Phillips Cris
Drugmiere
Amherst social notes and events in brief
Amherst residents attend church services meetings and gatherings amid illnesses and hospital visits. Items mention Owen Ludwig visiting Nash, funeral rites for Mayme Holinger, Mrs Tudwig at Amherst OH club, bridge contests, a 50cal gathering, and callers at Bechtel and Schubert homes. Also a whist drive in Hackney with poultry prizes and reference to Mareilles city population 709,900.
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Middif Rines
Dan
Neil Ludwig
J IT Ludwig
Nash
Mayme Holinger Wifh
Wey
First Evangelial Church of
Amherst
Th National Tube Co
GH Davis
Sunnit Pot
Valhelma Kolbe
J H Tudwig
James Niche
Amherst OH
Earlsplegelders
Ponald Ludwig
Leroy
Hand
Evvangelical Church of
Jos Cufford
W A Tabbert
Fremont Community Hospital
Neww Bechtel
Wim Schubert
Fred
Elyria
Misa Marion Steele
Sorosia Club
Florence
Edith Ehrman
Tohn Vidrick
Lorain
Hero
Bechtel
Carl Menz
Paul
Carl Schmitkens
Taverne
Ioho Avenue
Accident in Day Narrows Incongruous Report From Mine No 1
In Jacksonville a worker reports a run of misfortune at Mine No 1. He says two accidents shattered fingers, a leg injury to a foot, and teeth knocked out in a single day. The account mixes unclear names and places but centers on injuries at the mine and their consequences.
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Daynough
Winer
Nfisonsville
Bolus
Oto Mine No 1
Jacksonville
Olds Motor Works
Three Die in Home Burn Explosion Near Portsmouth
A woman Mrs Goldie Boldman age 30 and her two year old daughter Nellie died in a kerosene lamp explosion at their Duck Run home. The mother reportedly tried to rescue her child and was trapped. The incident occurred within the past 24 hours in the Portsmouth area.
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Ecrismouth
Portsmouth
Goldie Boldman
Nellie
Duck Run
Boldman
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Rogers Motors, Inc
Visa
Roe
RSET
EES
Hackney
England
Mareilles
Imigrance
Ota
Dorothy Noss
Colimes Columbus
O. Ja
Gk& A
Harry Hinkson
Masonic Temple
General Motors Research Laboratories
Proving Ground
Fisher Body
Glen Rogers Motors Inc
West Broad St
Elyria, O
Wellington
Oldsmobile Co
Wellington, Ohio
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