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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1931

Page

2

Cascade Park Tour Reveals Hidden Natural Wonders

Close Observer finds Cascade Park rich with footpath routes and geologic marvels. The piece tours Big Cave and West Falls, notes 104 bird species, Robbers' Den and Natural Bridge, Indian Shelter Cave, moss caves, quarries, and a spring. Visitors urged to explore trails, enjoy waterfalls, and study the park’s long history and scenic vistas.

Cascade Park Lodi Street Biz Cave West Walls West Falls Beas Moss Cave

Aims Regarding Aimee's Son Wedding Plans

Fragmented text notes a discussion of social issues and disability impacts, mentioning percentages and references to Italy and a shoreline creation project. Conveys unclear details about a wedding plan context mixed with public policy phrases.

Italy Aims to End Illiteracy Under Fascist Reforms

In Rome officials report a planned drop in illiteracy as census data show Italy moving from about half the population illiterate to under 19 percent. The regime cites reforms and adult education, noting 581 schools for uneducated peasants last year and stricter compulsory education.

Italy

Healed Old Sore After Twenty Years Says Mrs Henderson

Mrs J C Henderson of Winston Salem N C reports an ulcer on her ankle lasting twenty years healed after using Fetersons Gentment and two serxes. She claims the first box nearly finished the cure and asserts no better remedy exists. A big box costs 35 cents at any drug store.

J C. Henderson Winston-Salem N. C Pal & Cer

Italian educational triumph amid declining illiteracy

The text credits educators with a major achievement in Italy, forecasting a drop in illiteracy from 69 percent fifty years ago to around nine or ten percent in the 1931 census. Calabria is noted as historically harboring the most illiterates among regions.

Italy Ital Calabria

Mosquitoes Meet War Plan For Versailles Dam Area

Residents along the shore report new mosquito problems as condemnation wraps for a massive hydroelectric dam project. Officials note ongoing public health concerns and the potential spread of diseases in the area amid the Tidewater works.

Versailles

Long Beach man returns to Missouri for more study

Walter L C iuren, 83, of Long Beach, Calif, earned an A Bache of the University of Missour 64 years ago and planned to resume education this fall. He holds multiple degrees from various universities and will specialize in sociology and educational work as university officials confirm admission details. Boston tops per capita recreation expenditure, with city and agency outlay totaling $15 46546 or $292 per capita.

Collmbia Walter L C Iuren Long Beach Calif A. Baesie The Univers Circe Universiy Boston

After dethroning which king did France set up the second republic

In 1848 the second republic followed the overthrow of a monarch in France. The question asks which king was dethroned and who printed the first English Bible. This brief item invites readers to recall a historical sequence linking a French king’s overthrow to republican reformation and the early English Bible printing milestone.

France

Copper Pennies Shower Stops Traffic in Philadelphia

A shower of pennies rained from an office window at Nimtn and Chestnut streets, halting traffic as bystanders watched. Police say the event involved hundreds of coins spilled from an upper floor, surprising noon shoppers and drawing crowds.

Philad

Woman plans solo flight across Atlantic from California

Laura Ingalls, aiming to become the first woman to fly the Atlantic solo, started from Los Angeles and planned a Wichita fuel stop en route to New York. After a weather delay, she landed safely in Wayne, Oklahoma, awaiting clearer skies to continue.

Amarillo Tex Atlantic Laura Ingalls Waynoka Oklo New York Kans

Scientist Claims Sunlight Breaks Comet Tail

A scientist states that sunlight can disrupt a comet’s tail, with light exerting pressure on matter in space. The claim highlights how radiant energy may alter volatile dust and gas streams as a comet travels through the solar system.

Extra nice 5 room double on 6th Street for rent

Two apartments on 6th Street offer a rare 5 room layout with a garage. Inquiries welcomed to reach 3126 during days or 36152 in the evenings, with favorable terms for the right party.

6Th Street

Women Students Predominate at Temple Summer School

More than half of Temple University summer school enrollments are women. Officials say most are school teachers pursuing additional coursework to obtain degrees.

Philadelphia Temple University

Ozark Peach Crop Grows After Harsh Frost and Drought

In West Plains Missouri orchardists report one of the largest peach harvests in a decade. The Ozark region is expected to yield over 2 million dollars worth of peaches, with the crop escaping frost and drought damages for the first time in years.

West Plains Soo W Ozark

Coat and Sheep Pay Tribute as Church Marks 110th Anniversary

In Hinton Missouri the docklord Baptist church celebrated its 110th anniversary honoring Peyton Stephens who organized the church in 1881 and served as pastor for 40 years. The congregation recalls his unique compensation of one overcoat and one sheep. Separately, gasoline tax increases are projected to cost motorists about 30 million dollars annually.

Hinton Docklord Baptist Church Hera Ceight Peyton Stephens Stephens

Grain Teaser What 15 the best land for chil

Grain teaser reports a terse note about land suitability or farming options for children. The readable text hints at agrarian concerns but lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a full card.

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