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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1929
Page
7
The President Roosevelt, arriving early Tuesday, broke with routine by leaving a record pace and drawing attention from local crowds. Details about the event remain sparse as observers note the unexpected urgency of the arrival.
Boulder Colorado January 29 J E Kirkbride 46 former district attorney killed his wife at her request to save her from insanity and then killed himself. Their bodies lay beside each other in a bedroom as six letters to the pair were found nearby.
An old time drug ad urges treating early cold symptoms to prevent pneumonia. Musterole, made from oil of mustard, camphor and menthol, is pitched as a counter irritant that stimulates circulation and relieves congestion. Users apply to congested parts and feel a warm tingling then cooling relief. Jars and Tubes.
Kirkbride, confessing mercy killings of his wife and a succession of notes to coroner Howe and Sheriff, details his wife's alleged mental decline. Letters found in the home show he claimed to end her suffering, citing old age deafness and distress, with the couple discussing her murder after unsatisfactory psych evaluations.
Chif Wise of Elyria Auto Service Co receives a Studebaker Corporation of America tablet honoring twelve years of loyal business association. District representative C. P. Brindle presents the token as Wise praises the long partnership and mutual effort behind Studebaker and Erskine Six sales.
Brighton and area residents attended a social and business weekend with trips to Elyria Lorain and Florida. The Brighton Farmers Institute met at the schoolhouse with speakers C E Doust and Miss Norma Erf guiding sessions on talents education and farming women. Local families visited relatives while a two day community dinner was served by the church ladies.
Fragmented advert text from Lafayette box ad mentions a sleep producer trial and bowtie-sized product price of 1.10 dollars. Highlights Brant Co department store in Michigan and local dealer references. The readable lines are garbled but show a promotional sleep aid and retail offer.
The crew of the United States Liner America received a four day homecoming in New York with City Hall speeches, medals, and cash from a Brooklyn fund. Captain Fried and Captain Manning led accolades for their roles in the lifeboat rescue of 32 from the Florida. Other rewards included 500 to Radio Operator Nelson Smith and lifeboat crew, 1000 to the ship’s leadership, and a gold medal for Nunzio Di Gangi. Two men remained in Hoboken Hospital. The crew plans further galas and a voyage to Europe.
An ad promotes E-Z Tooth Filler as a fast acting cavity treatment that hardens quickly and creates an airtight seal. It claims to stop decay and provide temporary relief lasting months. Available as a 25c bottle at drug stores and Ebert's Pharmacy on S73 W. Broud St.
The Theatres herald Cecil B. De Mille’s King of Kings premiering tomorrow at Capital theatre. Audiences in major cities praise the reverent life of Christ, grand sets, many stars, hundreds of extras, and the music and sound that elevate the biblical epic. H B Warner’s portrayal draws keen local interest.
The film presents Ernest Torrence as Peter among a large cast including Jacqueline Logan Mary Mather Dorothy Cumming and Montague Love with William Boye Mary and Martha of Bethany Josephine Norman Julia Fayé and others. Supporting roles include two Schidkrauth as Caiaphas and Judas Victor Varconi as Pilate Sam De Grasse as the Pharisee and Theodore Kosloff as the High Priest’s servant.
Joseph Wolf a retired hay and grain dealer collapsed and died in St. Marys cemetery Cincinnati while buying a burial lot for his niece s baby. He was known in local business circles and his sudden passing occurred on January 29.
Wardine officials declare faster shipping between New York and Havana as Cunard and Wardines push for speed. The rivalry promises reduced travel times and expanded service, signaling a dramatic shift in Atlantic passenger and trade connections.
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