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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1929
Page
3
The incident occurred at the hotel entrance when Dodge argued with a doorman over parking. Dodge and his wife were present with John Kaskenzie from the income tax department. Witnesses say the pair grappled in the hotel garden and Hastan was said to require hospital treatment.
Cleveland radio guide lists WTAM W E A R WJAY WEAF WLW WIR and WOR schedules. Programs include Hotel Statler Orchestra Firestone concerts Gypsy groups health talks and musical variety from 6:00 p m to 12:39 a m with multiple station exchanges and orchestras.
The article notes Vicks VapoRu production now reaches 375000 jars per 24 hours as health authorities urge continued vigilance. Despite tripled capacity since 1918, the plant runs night shifts to meet demand during the ongoing epidemic, with output outpacing past records and helping curb spreading illness.
At 10 00 p m TWABC Stock Company presents The Eligible Mr Bangs followed by 10 30 p m Maie Quartet and 11 09 p m Al Lynn Orchestra offering a varied late program lineup for listeners.
Dr Auld praised the morning worship as a refreshing retreat from feverish modern life. He described open windows cooling the home during torrid hours and shutting shades to keep a cool family gathering, calling it a parable of the Sabbath. He cited a captain of industry noting church attendance as essential for spiritual renewal.
In Honolulu a $25,000 damage suit is filed by Harry Hastan, a Royal Hawaiian hotel doorman who says Horace Dodge attacked him during a fist fight. Hastan was discharged for incivility to a guest after the altercation last week.
Lon Chaney stars as a detective in While the City Sleeps at Rialto Theatre. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama blends thrills, action, and underworld intrigue with a delicate love story. Chaney delivers a masterful portrait of a hard boiled officer driven by longing.
Bellefonte Pa January 21 The state of Pennsylvania electrocuted its most notorious criminal Paul Jaworski a payroll bandit and murderer. Aroused at 530 am he refused chaplaincy and preached atheism walking to the chair with an air of indifference. Newsmen watched as electrocutioner Robert Eliott oversaw the execution the first to witness Ruth Snyder Sacco and Vanzetti cases cited.
The Chilean navy equips its latest destroyers built in England with torpedoes that cannot be dodged by any vessel at which they are fired.
A citywide study by R F Rees estimates Elyria houses about 269000 rats, averaging the figure for cities of similar size. Rees, dubbed the rat exterminator, will conduct six weeks of work here while citing national damages around half a billion dollars yearly. The piece also recalls a humorous Civil War duel anecdote involving Lincoln and Shields.
A reader praises Evangelist William Sunday for a stirring sermon at his tabernacle. The review highlights his practical moral wisdom, grounded approach, and inclusive message that respects all faiths. The sermon is described as an action more than literature, delivering tangible impact to listeners.
Enid Oklahoma native Nicholas B. Jones claims a Civil War veteran tale of a Lincoln Shields duel. He says the two men secretly planned a field duel after a dispute over authorship in the Springfield Journal. Jones recalls arriving before dawn and witnessing the confrontation.
The census bureau under William M. Steuart plans the 15th decennial census for 1930. Over 100,000 enumerators will be hired, with 5,000 clerks at the bureau, at an estimated cost around 40 million dollars. Debates over start date: May 3, 1930 favored by some. November 1, 1929 backed by others. The census will collect data on population, agriculture, manufacture, mines, wealth, taxation, and more.
An old drug advertisement touts Bio-Coy's Tablets as a health and vitality booster. It promises stronger bodies, increased energy, better sleep, and clearer skin, with a 60 tablet bottle priced at 60 cents and a 30 day trial with money back if unsatisfied.
A report excerpt outlines historical census development from 1790 to 1903 and notes Buenos Aires population at 2 066 089 as of Oct 1 1998 with an 1914-1998 growth of 480 276. It also lists a 1928 Edgeville Township financial report with budget details and a brief rental ad and miscellaneous notices.
A vintage drug ad promotes Laxa-Pirin as a quinine free remedy for colds, grippe, and general pains. It touts rapid relief after the first dose and claims safe, pleasant formula with aspirin, sold by druggists for 25 cents. The copy emphasizes headaches, neuralgia, and body discomfort, urging insistence on genuine Laxa-Pirin.
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